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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
3
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes a proposal to standardize train crews' uniforms in khaki, aiming for a uniform look across the service. The piece hints at broader reforms in railway staffing and appearance without detailing implementation timelines or supervisory bodies.
An old advertisement argues Castoria reduces infant mortality by preventing narcotic syrups and drops from harming babies. It asserts safety with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher and warns against dangerous preparations. The piece presents a maternal health angle typical of period public notices.
A column warns hot weather strains the stomach and urges cooling, light meals, and EATONIC tablets after meals to prevent indigestion. It notes dangers of excess heat and cold drinks, while promising relief and safer appetite in summer. The piece weaves in jokes about fares, London firemen pay rise, and punny exchanges about rain and manners.
Franco American forces push forward north of the Marne as German retreat appears likely. Allies widen pressure in Griselle and Bezu Saint Germain regions while German signals show distress. British and Italian troops reinforce and harry German positions across France and in Poland and Albania theater efforts continue.
General Pershing visited American Red Cross hospitals in Paris on Monday, praising wounded soldiers. He spoke to men in every ward, telling them their country is proud of them and that Tam is proud to command such men who fought splendidly.
The California Supreme Court affirmed its preliminary order denying a new trial to Themis J Mooney now at Port San Quentin awaiting execution for involvement in the purported day bomb explosion here ten years ago Honduras joins Allies. Washington Honduras which severed relations with Germany on May 18 followed by a war declaration by the state department last Friday.
Director General McAdoo of the railroad administration told shippers at a Spokane, Washington conference that graded rates for Spokane and the watermouth a facility are under consideration.
A bolt of lightning struck a flock of 28 sheep near American Fork Utah during a severe storm early Monday killing several animals and injuring others. Local authorities report no human injuries.
The food administration urges hates groups and restaurants to stop serving turkey broilers and asks grocers not to sell turkeys until they reach maturity.
Washington treasury receipts from War Savings and Thrift stamps last week set a new record. Total sales for the first seventeen trading days in July reached an official amount, marking a high point in the drive.
A home cosmetic remedy mixes two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle reducing lotion. The ad claims it lightens freckles sunburn and tan at low cost and asserts the mixture is harmless for facial care.
A Mississippi representative recalls a social tale about a country town teacher testing joint labor. A boy Tommy answers that father and uncle would take ten thousand years together, joking they would sit on the fence and swap fish stories rather than work.
A jumble of old ads and jokes discusses freckle removal and a court disagreement over kissing in marriage. The column then shifts to light squibs about a Canadian airline employing only British subjects and a minister with humor, ending with rail of bets on a senator race.
In 1871 Victor Lemoine in Nancy began cross fertilizing plant species to distract from war woes. His wife executed plans as his sight failed. He created the famed French ins group of shrubs with vast blooms and many enduring varieties.
A brief wartime note references coat rents during the conflict, with no additional context or names readable in the fragment.
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