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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
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A jokey dialogue from Haovaton Post and Chicago Daily News cites a college club’s rapt discussion of Omar Khayyan and a rural aunt’s horror at lovers of Turanians. A faded quip about a stingy shopkeeper frames the lighthearted chatter.
In a light exchange, Iva-You declares onions beautify, while Jack quips that a girl dieting on onions is pretty enough to kill. The Chicago Daily News captures the witty feud as a playful cultural aside.
The excerpt references Miss Kase and Mins Howe discussing departure and meals. It presents a clipped exchange with playful phrases, indicating a light, social moment in a broader narrative. No clear event or outcome is established in this fragment.
A Chicano News item jokes about poets losing writing quality due to overeating. The piece frames the idea with a quirky title and a witty contrast between appetite and poetry, reflecting light, humorous take on literary health.
In a tense exchange Jonson refuses to promise a circus trip to his son if he misbehaves. Woodson questions the lack of a guaranteed treat, while Hronson admits weariness from fearing a single misstep will ruin family plans.
In Darkest Africa a royal adviser narrates a white explorer seeking access to heal the sick with cough medicine. King Gumbo answers with a wary grin and a drumbeat, hinting at distrust and intent to shoo the visitor away.
A departing guest and a Welsh hotel proprietor exchange quips as the guest prepares to photograph the edible merits. The proprietor remarks with cheer, while the guest jokes about taking a single memento to avoid returning by mistake.
In a brief exchange, Binner questions Skinner about his steady support for the foreign missionary society. Skinner replies that he aims to maximize the impact of his money. Brooklyn Kugte notes the disciplined approach to charitable giving.
Jeremiah Curtin, living in Bristol Vermont, is described as the master of seventy languages. Yet he could ask a London cabman a question and likely surrender after the cabman repeats the answer 40 times. Yonkers Stateanan reported.
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News quotes an obese passenger with a bis diamond wad declaring that people should eat nothing but cold food and drink the coldest water. A railway detective questions him, and the exchange ends with a playful misidentity about a dealer.
A conversation cited by Puck shows two passengers disputing transit reform. The first urges agitation for better service while the second resists, invoking Providence and existing facilities as reasons to refrain from action. The excerpt reflects a satirical stance on public transit policy.
The remark questions Lusbiey’s view that automobiles are a snare and a delusion. It asks if he truly labors under such a delusion, implying skepticism about his stance and inviting scrutiny of his reasoning.
At St Marys Greek Catholic church cornerstone ceremony in Wilkes Barre a temporary floor collapsed sending about sixty people into a cellar twelve feet below. Ladders were secured and police helped remove the injured. A six year old child of Kaspar Katynaszty died Thursday night. Several priests were bruised or seriously injured, including Father Bopey Father Sopey Father Kossy Father Jacovies and Father Loughran. Bishop Huban escaped with a severe jolt.
A series of violent storms with electrical activity and cyclonic character, followed by successive cloudbursts, swept over Houston and nearby areas Wednesday night washing out roads and damaging houses. Strong winds and flooding caused widespread disruption as residents assessed the aftermath.
Thursday morning the country for miles was covered with water as Buffalo bayou rose beyond all previous high water marks. Rail traffic was almost suspended and many houses were wrecked or washed away. Rain continued until noon and rivers were rising rapidly. Incalculable damage expected with worst flood conditions in Texas. no deaths reported yet.
In Norfolk Virginia the anniversary of the Virginia house of burgesses May 20 1765 honoring Patrick Henry was celebrated at the Jamestown exposition. William J Bryan headlined with an address in the exposition grounds convention hall before 2000 people on the theme Taxation Without Representation Is Tyranny.
In Tonopah Nevada Mike Schreck gains decision over Marvin Hart after a dramatic 21st round stoppage. Hart shows strength early but weakens, with a possible broken wrist cited. The bout features relentless exchanges and late drama as both fighters seek a knockout.
In Boise Idaho seven men drown while log drive boats attempt to land above rapids on the Payette River about twelve miles from Garden Valley. Two boats with sixteen men were swept over a rapid and awamped while nine survivors reached shore. The drowned are Bert Ure Mel Curtis Joe Hamilton Tom Highland Frank Fitzgerald Dave McMillan Joe Boden. All were married.
A general strike by sailors and naval reserve members began at daylight across almost all French ports. The National Seamen's union declares the action over pensions, arguing the hike from 40.80 to 72.50 for seamen and 156 to 200 for captains is insufficient, risking massive disruption to commerce.
Salt Lake City. George L. Moats vice-president of Ranch Real Estate and Improvement Company of Salt Lake died in an accident at the Four Metals mine in Dugway Tooele County. He descended to the 300 foot level then a rotten ladder failed about fifteen feet from the bottom causing a fall of about 85 feet. His body was crushed and mangled.
After days of talks between Western Union officials and Samuel J Small national president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America the threatened 20 000 telegraphers strike will not occur Small says a settlement means the operators win a great victory for their cause and a favorable outcome for workers
In San Francisco the strike by 10,000 ironworkers ended amicably after weeks of work stoppages. The action closed Union Iron Works Fulton Iron Works and all local foundries and machine shops as workers pressed for an eight hour day and higher wages.
Hausmann classifies brains into four groups from sensation driven minds to true geniuses whose powers endure to old age. Spitzka argues men eminent in exact sciences show the greatest average brain weight, followed by men of action such as statesmen and artists, then biologists and geologists.
In Neuchatel courts the speeches of lawyers will be limited to ten minutes with five minutes allowed for cross examinations. An official timekeeper will ensure the rule is observed.
A compact quotation on the mark of strong leadership. It argues that true power is shown by a reader of men who remains steadfast amid public ingratitude and foolish helpers, embracing life’s challenges without defeat.
Medical Record warns that common elixirs used as prescription vehicles for children often contain high alcohol levels. A teaspoonful may deliver a quarter teaspoon of alcohol, risking harm to infants under a year. The remedy proposed is to substitute aromatic water or simple syrup as the vehicle.
A small silver cup from the commonwealth period weighing three ounces sold in London at 150 dollars per ounce, while a Charles II tumbler bearing the York hallmark of 1683 fetched 100 dollars per ounce.
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