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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
7
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a woman considering budgeting by DIY beauty and manicures to reduce expenses. The quoted lines reflect a practical pivot toward frugal living as part of larger economic concerns.
Farmers find duck raising a profitable side enterprise despite chickens being more adaptable for income. Pekin and Indian Runner ducks dominate meat and egg production as city demand rises. Incubation runs 23 days for most ducks, longer for Muscovy, with natural or incubator hatching and strict care, feeding, and moisture needs to ensure strong ducklings and viable breeding stock.
Specialists from the United States Department of Culture advise discarding abnormally small or poorly shaped eggs and those with thin porous shells. Set only fresh eggs if possible and hatch within two weeks. To obtain uniformity in the spring, choose uniformly good sized eggs of the same color. avoid using aging eggs.
Adrian Walworth Jr a college graduate new fireman clashes with veteran engineer Snub Hicks aboard a moving freight train. A mutinous mob of Italian laborers pursues the engine as the pair fight to clear the cars and avert danger, earning mutual respect at journey’s end.
A humorous fragment describes a fishing frog that angles like a skilled angler using improvised rods. It notes two elongated structures from its nose serving as baited tools, provoking fish with fins and tatt before a glittering bolt lures the prey.
A compact note observes that about a quarter of expressed remorse stems from fear. The remark ties remorse to psychological responses and suggests fear as a common underlying driver in regrettable actions.
Advertised claims tout Dr Bilmer Swamp Root as a tested remedy for kidney trouble with insurance implications. A sample is offered for ten cents to Dr Binghamton, N Y, via this newspaper ad.
Steve arrives late nearly every morning and faces stern questioning from the warehouse manager who seeks to reform him. The exchange reveals a clash over discipline as Steve resists, claiming no prior confrontations before the manager. A terse, tension filled confrontation ends with no clear resolution.
A playful exchange centers on composing a song with a refrain. Jack asks for a verse, and one character proposes a refrain as the solution to the wrecked moment. The dialogue emphasizes rhythm and musical response.
Mrs Hicks reports four Entonie tablets relieve sour stomach and indigestion. The ad claims Entonie removes acidity and gases after meals for quick relief, prevents discomfort, and costs a small box with druggist guarantee.
A Kansas City Star anecdote recalls a town’s missing horse, offered a 23 reward. A nineteen year old boy returned it with a strap and earned 5 more after telling how he would find the animal. The tale highlights storytelling talent and wry humor from Richard Bennett.
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