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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses with drops applied to the skin. It claims the tuner lifts the skin quickly leaving the area pink, healthy, and nonirritated. The text also includes a garbled celebrity quote about jealousy and a photographer's wife from the Houston Transcript.
The piece cites a Detroit Free Press item on revising revenues and a Palm Beach moment where a white bathing suit prompts a motherly remark. A magazine illustrator comments on modesty as a frank quality. The dialogue includes a girl assuring she is not deformed and a quip about taxes funding ice cream versus government.
Reports from Washington say Germany gains some support for reducing terms after counterproposals. France remains unyielding on original terms while Britain favors concessions. The American stance is cautious, favoring no major away from Allied aims. Germany protests actions in the Rhineland and declares anger at French support for a Rhinish republic.
Washington authorities pursue an eight city inquiry into explosions aimed at killing public figures. Secret Service chiefs fear a common underground network and a renewed wave of attacks. A separate report discusses Europe needing vast wheat and mentions Hoover detailing allied relief plans.
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor statements on the outrages contend the country bears the burden of immigration policy. He calls for tighter restrictions and barring aliens from landing in the United States. Public debt stands at 2,001,151,270 dollars, up by 1,000,040 in May due to Victory loan certificates and payments.
Director Ray Baker has all mints in the United States producing one cent pieces to meet the heavy demand for cents. The article notes intensified minting across facilities to keep pace with circulating need.
Huw Francison, head of United Railroads of San France and noted attorney, collapsed and died while requesting funds for St. Ignatius College. In Chicago, a woman among fourteen election officials was indicted for alleged fraud in vote counting in two wards from last November election.
A collapse at a home in Roseo Artatt collipeed injured two children after walls fell during a disturbance. The scene prompted officials to consider a referendum vote while petitions circulated, as state authorities faced questions about a ratified public mandate.
A boy named Mitle Fal Perry falls feet first into a hay chute while gathering fodder. Jim the hungry horse nips his toes as the panicked father frees him and rescues the child with a rope. The tale blends a perilous barn mishap with a moral about accident risk in rural life.
Fragmentary notes describe preserving cider with recipes involving tard and malt and chalk. The text shifts to a story by John Burroughs about Vincent Barnard of Pennsylvania observing a bird nest painted with bright colors, created by a crafty bird, described as a thing of beauty.
Local fires destroy a home of James Stout in Boise while Idaho faces agricultural pests and fiscal moves. Officials urge timely loan repayments and discuss summer fuel and rent trends. Pocatello hires a new secretary and publicity manager Laverne Coller. Boise cadets head to San Francisco summer camp. a man jailed after a prior pardon and escape remains at large. Ada county collects license fees rising over 1918 totals. A train incident near Pescadero injures a man. several state projects advance including Payette Lake land management and New Sweden day celebrations. Ground broken for Idaho Falls high school addition. other notes include bond coupon audits and utility reporting.
A young man asks how to prepare for his first public speech and an old speaker suggests making it so bad no one will invite him again. The piece also includes humorous exchanges about manners at table and a crowd scene with soldiers and dollar restrictions at a theater.
A fragmentary exchange shows two ancient kings vowing a public inscription to ensure permanence. The fragile verse mocks editorial restraint and hints at enduring truth versus suppression as vigilance and spectacle interplay.
An old newspaper fragment touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy noting its mild rapid action and vegetable composition with sample bottle offer. It also shares a short Wyn Jenkins dinner party vignette and a Red Cross praise moment about saving a boy Duke s life in rustic dialogue and humor.
A fragmentary exchange hints at marriage plans and household arrangements as part of a broader, unsettling dialogue. The terse remarks imply expectations for success and control within domestic life, set against a tentative partnership.
In a terse exchange, Nevdlt confronts a neighbor about unpaid debts while T claims the money exists but refuses to pay, highlighting a standoff over financial obligation and trust within the community.
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