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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented account notes John Wesley and the Holy Club abstaining from alcohol and recreation during residence in Georgia Wealey. It describes bare boards, vegetarian food, and strict self-denial, with focus on abstinence and study despite limited leisure activities.
The origin of the custom of wearing orange blossoms as bridal decorations is traced to ancient Barncen titles and spread to Europe via Choraders. The orange flower symbolizes femininity, fragrance, rarity, and beauty, with high value observed in Spain where oranges have been cultivated and spread across Europe.
The article notes Halley’s comet won’t dominate skies this season. It mentions two other comets, Bekor Temple’s and TV Arrest’s, approaching Earth’s path. Periods around 66 years and historical reobservations are referenced, with perihelion passages noted in various years and months.
A garbled reminiscence recalls an 1810 Forrest Macready riot tied to political partisans and social upheaval. The fragment mentions bondholders, a biography, and a public scene with scissor work and heated confrontation in a historic urban setting near the Mercantile Wbtery and Opera house.
A heated exchange erupts between a coal dealer and a customer over weighing and fees, while a stranger confronts a prominent clergyman about church governance. The editor of the paper intervenes as the confrontation escalates, exposing tensions in the marketplace and local leadership.
The sermon urges believers to fight fleshly weakness with a twofold aim: cleanse gradually toward righteousness and grow as New Creatures. It describes overcoming sin through steadfast faith, mental purity, and loyalty to God’s Word, while cleansing past faults and avoiding impurity of speech and thought.
Ordinance No summarizing the annual appropriation for the Village of Shoshone for the fiscal year May 100 to May 900, covering warrants, electric lights, salary fund, roads and bridges, and related expenses. It levies a general tax of ten mills and a separate special tax of six mills on all taxable property within the village limits for the year beginning May 2, 1980, ending May 3, 1981, to cover outstanding debts and village administration. Signed by Chairman and Clerk.
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