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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
6
A promotional snippet appeals to women readers about kidney and bladder troubles. It touts a tonic called Camp-Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York. The ad offers a ten cent sample bottle and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
Fragmented OCR note records a noisy exchange about road work and a late official, with names and places garbled. Mentions Mr Herrin and President Underwood in a dated civic context, but most details are indecipherable and uncertain.
Fragmented text blends with an ad for Cuticura Talcum and Soap, noting a theatrical or social scene with names and casual dialogue. It mentions a speaker exchange, a car gathering, and a humorous clash over plans, ending with a window into everyday 1900s urban life and consumer goods.
Clay Center Kansas reports a harsh downturn touching rural farms and merchants. Foreclosures loom as prices plummet and business slows. Locals warn against gloomy talk in public, noting widespread hardship and uneasy markets.
An old advertisement promotes a foot care product by Foot Basie for women. It touts a foot bath, walking ease, and relief from blisters and callouses. The data shows product branding and claims of comfort and health benefits.
The text ponders the origin of the automobile name Presch and its supposed Greek and French roots Antes and mobile. It suggests the name may reflect temperament and unreliability in some cars, noting that not every vehicle proves obedient and ready to accept offers.
A historical survey tracing Nebraska and Colorado origins from early exploration to statehood. It covers fur trade posts at Bellevue and Nebraska City, the Louisiana Purchase, territorial changes, the Kansas Nebraska Act, and Colorado’s 1876 admission, noting key explorers Pike Long Fremont and the Dry Creek gold discovery.
An American inventor introduces a gasoline engine powered machine that strips camphor trees of leaves and small branches without injuring the limbs or impairing productivity. The device automates what was once a tedious hand process, promising cheaper, quicker operations.
A United States Department of Agriculture advisory outlines stomach worm infections in sheep and cattle across major regions. It details symptoms such as dullness paleness under jaw swelling and the bottle jaw, plus preventive measures including copper sulphate treatments, pasture rotation, and isolating young from infested stock to reduce losses.
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines bridge grafting to repair girdled or heavily damaged fruit trees, especially apples and pears. The method uses scions to reconnect bark sections, enabling recovery, with suitability varying by species and wound severity.
Guidance warns careful pacing for young colts to avoid injury. Initial heavy pulling can cause slowness in muscle development near the shoulder blade and rapid skin growth. The text emphasizes gradual work to prevent sweeney and long-term damage.
An urging note promotes planting strawberries as a reliable, delicate fruit for temperate zones. It claims minimal care in spring and fall yields, suggests using available cream as a pairing, and encourages renters and long-term tenants to start now with early spring or August plantings to secure a good crop next year.
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture say home grown fruit is desirable. It ensures fruit in best condition for the family, avoids high market prices, and allows continuous quality with proper varieties. Surplus can be sold or conserved, and home fruit care offers a profitable, recreation-like hobby.
A famed gem known as the Maximilian diamond, once owned by Archduke Maximilian and later sold after his execution, is on display in New York. Weighing about 60 carats and dating back to the mid 19th century, the gem was bought in Brazil and later resurfaces in an American estate sale.
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