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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
2
A Pottsville Pennsylvania resident recovers strength and health after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes prior weakness, weight gain, irregularity, and relief from pains, urging other housewives to try the remedy for renewed energy and well being.
A fairy tale unfolds in a grand house where Ursula and Mirliman weave a tale of a kindly prince with pockets of gold. The elder Roger, Ursula, and a narrator recount a moral arc of fortune, longing, and a child’s question of forever as a prince seeks to be good and generous.
A description of boy scouts emphasizing loyalty to patrol troop and nation, oath to flag, and readiness to serve the union. It highlights forest protection, tree planting, community aid, traffic safety, wildlife conservation, and patriotic leadership as part of scout training. The piece argues scouts mold Americans who would uphold God and country and defend moral strength and service.
Elspeth Green receives a pink lace gift and plans a quiet dinner for Paul Winslow. A homey kitchen scene gives way to a single unexpected date as Elspeth finds the courage to invite him in and feels seen for the first time.
In the Pueblo flood, two boy scouts gained praise for risking their lives to rescue workers trapped in a burning building. They guided the injured to safety as explosions rocked the site and rising waters threatened more victims, returning later to pull remaining employees from danger.
Washington DC scoutmaster urges honoring mothers as the model for the good turn. He notes mothers give up parties warm clothes and hats stay up nights mend clothes work and pray for their children. He says anyone who forgives a day without sacrifice harms the ideal.
Practical map work tests a scout's ability to read a map and translate field notes into an intelligible rough sketch. Mark buildings roads trolley lines landmarks elevations and principal features with accuracy. Requires practice, skill, and steady attention to detail.
A historical note claims every bank note bears a single error since the Continental Congress era. It notes the Treasury seal carries a Latin legend claiming The Seal of the Treasury of North America, a claim deemed audacious by a writer in All America Review.
A historical note argues against the belief that violins are improved by breaking and reassembling. It critiques the idea as a superstition and imagines makers would be forced to loan new instruments to rough institutions for a conditioning period before selling as old masters.
The text outlines early Airedale show history with Neighley Crack as a prize winner in 1886 and Anda Ap appearing in the stud book that year. It names notable dogs such as Newball Test, Coine Test, Cholomon deley Briar, and Cholomondeley Belles maid, tracing lineage to Clonmel Monarch who headed the American Airedale line after import.
Livingston, a well known farmer near Nashville, suffered stomach and kidney trouble with back and side pain. After using Tanlac he reports renewed strength, better sleep, and no restrictions on his diet, praising the medicine as the grandest in the world and urging others to try it.
A distressed teacher, overwhelmed, wipes away a tear during a tense moment in class. Students in the row observe, while a nearby note reads Letter By Letter amid the chatter. The scene reflects strain in a learning environment as the bout of emotion unfolds.
A cautionary note stresses that genuine Aspirin carries the Bayer name on packaging or tablets. It claims physicians prescribe Bayer brand aspirin for twenty one years and safety is proven by millions. Directions advise taking only as stated on Bayer packaging for cold pain and other ailments. Small tins contain twelve tablets. druggists offer larger sizes.
Alfred Noyes denounces modern drama in a speech and recalls a Fifth Avenue scene at a hairdresser window. He notes a wax display of a young woman about to bathe and quips a barber may be suing for theft of several Broadway plots.
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