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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
3
The Journal lists Sho shone boys serving in the armed forces across nearly every branch. It aims to keep the roll complete and asks readers to report any errors or omissions. Free copies will be mailed to each member whose correct address is provided.
Miss Sarah Purdum, a Red Cross nurse in charge of a fifty bed tent hospital somewhere in France, is noted as deserving a place in the Honor Roll alongside a long list of named servicemen and associates. The piece honors her service amid the World War context.
An analysis of aviation accidents in Texas training fields highlights the dominant role of human factors. Officers, cadets, and aviators contend gear faults are unlikely causes, while haste, nerves, fatigue, and misjudgment drive many fatal and near fatal incidents.
An obscure business note hints at scarce baths in Europe and a budding venture involving motorcycles with a bath tub attachment. The fragment suggests a quirky product idea pitched by a Louisv ille courier journalist, reflecting wartime exchange and novelty commerce.
Canton Ohio report shows a woman urged to try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to avoid surgery. Doctors advised removal, but she credits the tonic with easing troubles and preventing an operation, urging others to consult the company for advice if complications exist.
A sturdy tramp forced entry into a suburban home where a woman occupied with chores refused to give him copper. He ignored her, grabbed nearby objects, and pressed on. The woman gripped his collar and warned him off. The tramp argued, but the gate latch clicked and within seconds he vanished into space.
A garbled dialogue shows an editor sternly addressing an erring office boy named Jerkinson. The miswritten excerpt hints at a funeral, a baseball ground, and a misheard plan, creating a fragmentary glimpse of a bustling newsroom atmosphere.
Mammi asks why Tommie looks pale as Tommie explains he wished his face twice today and feels pale from a morning to afternoon moment.
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