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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
2
A collage of fragments promoting cheese as a high protein food paired with bread for balanced nutrition. Notes its popularity among English workers and outdoor living, then shifts to humorous vignettes about politeness and social etiquette on Water Street Augusta Maine.
A quirky report uses dramatic language to describe a man’s struggle with selfish impulses during a bold mut attempt. The piece notes enduring effort, intense power, and a symbolic bell breaking signaling a turning point.
Senator W. A. King of Utah said after talks with the president and state department officials that Mexican outrages against Americans and property will be met with strong measures after the German treaty is ratified or sooner. He hinted at possible military moves to protect American rights in Mexico and pressed for a full report on past depredations. The State Department works on a reply to his resolution amid data backlog.
A Utah Idaho line electric interurban car struck a Moll jan automobile at the Harrisville crossing five miles north of here. Two were killed instantly Joseph Pollanan and Leo Pollanan ages five and years. Four others including Jane Fulkawn Gwendolyn Stewart and Viola Knight were seriously injured with grievous wounds as the car dragged the auto 250 feet before stopping.
Transcontinental traffic on the Brot Fe Traian Nephow corridor was delayed Sunday morning due to washouts in eastern Arizona. Western trains arriving about 7 o clock were reported four hours late, with several trains running three to four hours behind schedule.
Washington housewives voice frustration with congressional investigations and high living costs, urging remedial legislation. Miss Jresio Mayer of the National Consumers League pressed Rep Dinkharm of Massachusetts as plans to appropriate 30 000 dollars for nationwide living cost inquiry were discussed. Atlantic City reports over 2000 pleasure airplanes could be sold if deliveries were possible, with more than 5000 already purchased or ordered in the past three months.
Captain Morcus, famed aviator, completed a hydroairplane journey from the Mediterranean to Miseria Tunis after wartime attempts to reach Russia. A victory fete was held Sunday at Couey le Chateas for the old President Moe and returned refugees unable to participate in Paris celebrations.
Terms presented to Austrian delegation demand army cuts to 30 000 volunteers and 80 000 total, civilian damages payment over 30 years, creation of an Austrian reparations commission, and bond issuance. Arms imports banned, all armament control to begin after signing, with Austria responsible for civilian damages along frontier lines.
Five people were killed and a sixth critically injured when an Interurban electric car struck an automobile at a crossing four miles north of Nampa on the Boise Nampa line. The victims include Mr and Mrs J F B Ulery of Nampa and their daughters Lina 16 and May 12, and Mr Charles D Sheilaberger of Nampa who was severely injured and operated on at Nampa hospital. The other details remain unclear due to the report's condition.
Marshal Foch warns Britons to keep large reserves of military materiel as a precaution. He says Britain must be ready and will not be caught unprepared, citing past positions and the need for readiness.
Rioters in England set fire to the town hall at Lac tan, Hertfordshire, amid widespread unrest reported in several towns. The incident underscores rising disturbances across the country with local authorities responding to the blazes and crowd actions.
London presented General Pershing with a handsome reproduction of an American pattern sword and the freedom of the city. The ceremony at the Guildhall included John W. Davis, Rear Admiral Knapp, British officials, and American representatives. The blade bears US and London arms with Pershing monogram, battles names, and a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath insignia. The sword, 15 karat gold hilts, was crafted by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company.
Berlin based Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung claims Holland will extradite former Emperor William to the Allies. The handover is said to occur at The Hague. William, ill with a cold, stays in bed per doctors orders, with only mild improvement reported.
Brussels reports that ten or twelve major steel firms whose plants were destroyed by the Germans plan to pool their interests into one immense steel undertaking, forming one of the world’s largest combinations.
Eight thousand German owned shares of three chemical companies formerly controlled by Roeasier and Husaucher interests were sold at public auction Friday by the Allen property custodian to Coffin & Co bankers and American Fine Products Inc for about four million dollars.
Postmaster General Burleson announced a 2 cent per ounce rate for airplane mail matching the first class letter rate. He also placed air rail service on par with other railroad transportation.
The Butte Carpenters union has ratified the new wage contract offered by mining companies granting a wage increase of $1 a day to mine carpenters, announced Friday.
The North Penn bank in Philadelphia, a state institution, closed its doors Friday as the state banking department cited overextension of loans. In other news, Belgium will officially appoint a representer to a September mission to America, and six miners died in a Carswell mine explosion near Kimball, West Virginia, with causes still unknown.
The Santali practice brides paying a marriage price about 100 dupees plus gifts of new saris or shawls, with widows costing half. A ritual finger mark can seal a courtship, while a leech in a jar is used as an informal weather prophet showing motion or stillness to signal clouds, rain, snow, or frost.
A quirky exchange notes locusts and wild honey with a hint that honey might soon be obtainable in a backyard. A line mentions an auto backing into the hiver and surrounding mud bees, suggesting a rural or domestic scene with minor mishap and nature imagery.
A quirky exchange contrasts decoration costs with money concerns and a humorous dig at using one dollar bills. The dialogue reflects characters debating classification of a profession as a calling amid domestic budgeting.
A quirky regional note questions seasonal tasks and social kindness. The text muses about bugs and saying what is considered disagreeable, reflecting local voice and humor.
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