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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
The article discusses the vocalizations of song birds, noting three notes express love alarm and fellowship and a distress call when threatened. It cites John Hueroughs in Country Life in America and describes how calls reflect emotion and danger across species.
The report shows Nobel awards dropping from 150 782 kronen to 198 089 kronen while total income from endowments reached 1 478 000 kronen. Management expenses remain, and less than half of the income has been distributed as prizes.
Reduced rates east for school teachers and general public via the Union Pacific Railway. One fare plus round trip from Utah Wyoming and other territories to Missouri River St Louis Memphis Chicago St Paul and intermediate points. Dates of sale May 26 and 28 June 1 and 6 return limit. For information apply to C F Warren, Genl Agent, 411 Dooly Block, Salt City Utah.
An inspector who observed about 600 Japanese sailors entertaining in London on their journey to command two new cruisers described them as small, well behaved, and orderly with many as “little gentlemen” and polite in manner.
John H. Dorris of a northwest Harrisburg area farm forbids killing any birds on his land. He preserves brushy acreage to shelter quail and other birds, arguing hawks cause little crop damage while birds control mice and rats. A hired man attempted to injure a goat with a whip, prompting Dorris to nurse the bird’s nest and hatch the brood. He says his farm stays free of pests because of the birds.
Widespread hardship grips Portugal's northern wine districts as vineyard owners hoard two years of harvests and seek cash to survive. Thousands face unemployment, hunger spreads, and some men despondently turn to self harm amid debt and bank crises.
The Civil and Military Gazette reports that on trustworthy information northern command sees such assaults as frequent as weekly with a tendency to rise. The note suggests a wartime context as an aftermath of Japan's Far East victory.
The civic Improvement committee of the Ohio Federation of Women’s clubs organized committees in each club and added civic improvement topics to all programmes. Out of 310 federated clubs in Ohio, more than 150 have established committees and topics.
Lafitte and Gretoire travel from Toulon to Elba to seek an audience with Napoleon, now exiled on the island. They reunite with Muriel, a wounded veteran and former ally, who acts as their link to the emperor. Muriel warns against open belief, while Gretoire insists Napoleon still holds power awaiting a chance to rise.
A brief dialogue notes cheeky exchange about microbes in kisses. Patrice and an unnamed speaker discuss how microbes are present yet leave no marks, joking about luck and health in intimate contact.
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