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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

6

Riddle of the Headless Egyptian Princess Tale

A fragmentary tale describes a domestic dispute tied to an ancient Egyptian princess found headless. The narrative suggests ritual or symbolic acts and a judge’s attempt to avoid evil while the couple argues. The wording hints at archaic gossip and morale play within an Orientalist frame.

Bobo Sere

The Prayer of a Horse

An archaic plea from a suffering horse to its owner asking for humane care. The piece asks to be fed, watered, warmed, kept clean, and treated gently, with a plea for mercy if care becomes impossible. It invokes divine aid and ends with reverent dedication to God.

Idaho News Notes From Across the State

Idaho stories report malaria mosquitos study by the United States Public Health Service led by W G Swen dor. Idaho growers sell sheep and cattle products to McKay & McDonald and other firms while four University of Idaho seniors earn honors. A Boise power incident injures a state highway engineer. The American Legion project, July Fourth plans, and state reclamation service investigations are noted alongside potato contracts, college finances, and school health victories.

Idaho W.G. Swendoer Maho Pulls United States Public Health Service Upper Lake River Valley

Harding Sees Alaska Resources and New College Near Fairbanks

President Harding is to visit Alaska this summer sited within 100 miles of the Arctic Circle to view a government built railroad and a college near Fairbanks established in 1917. The article notes vast agricultural and forestry potential, calls for a development board to manage Alaska’s resources, and cites timber yields and planned paper industry growth amid debates on federal control.

Washington Wlen Li Lard Ge Russie Alaska Artic Circle Harding Marion Fair‘banks Charles K. Bunnell Fairbanks Fairroad Bunnell D. Greeley The Forest Service Crete Development Board Secretary of the Interior Pammount American Forestry Association United States Amalto Am Permanent Seeninaria United States Forest Service

Fillmore Road to Be Built Soon

A state public commission considers an application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to extend a transportation branch. The request includes maps and profiles, with formalities to be completed and a hearing timeline noted.

Fillmore Union Pavifje Rowl J Ubstate Rummerre Commie Tim Mpi Ameerie

Arma flaw at Liquor Expert report hints at legal dispute

A garbled OCR item mentions a flaw at a liquor expert outlet and references legal actions. Names and exact entities are unreadable, but the fragment implies a formal dispute or compliance issue involving a party identified as a respondent and a regulatory body. The text remains unclear on dates or outcomes.

Linder Tereiler de Rene Red

Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local notice about a public sale and references officials and action but lacks clear names or dates. The readable bits indicate a sale action and municipal involvement within a local jurisdiction.

Hydro-Toron Tires promise uninterrupted mileage

Hydro-Toron tires offer an entirely new driving experience with steady, full-mare mileage. They resist water and air damage due to Toron fabric, which provides waterproofing and enhances durability beyond ordinary tires.

Women urged to apply for federal junior engineer jobs

Uncle Sam can employ feminine junior engineers and deck officers in a drive to open masculine domains. The message invites women to pass competitive examinations at the U S Civil Service Commission in Los Angeles for a $2 000 year position aboard a vessel and lists other openings in plant physiology labor aid cotton breeding and related technical posts under the federal service, with exams to begin soon.

Uncle Sam Ufe High Seas Arestlius United States Evil Service Commission Federal Los Angeles Etter Henry Clune Exeener

Loneliness of Hotel Rooms Inspires Bible Outreach

The piece argues hotel bedrooms foster isolation for traveling salesmen and notes Bible placements aim to counter this. It cites 700,000 to 3,000,000 hotel bedrooms on the continent and reflects on religious readings linked to journalist traditions and historical figures.

Tiny girl visits vaudeville ventriloquist show

Inquire at The Journal a young girl impressed by a ventriloquist. at prayers she asks God to care for her siblings and then whispers "All right" in a moment of faith and humor. A New York cigar shop offers humidor compartments with unique keys for customers to store cigars long term.

New York

Fragmented Textual Snippet From War Era Column

A garbled OCR style passage mentions a soldier and war context with names and phrases slurred or incomplete. It hints at a memorial or obituary tone with references to individuals and dates, but the exact facts are unclear. The piece appears to be a damaged historical clipping with partial names and events.

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It references London and an alert about dates and actions but lacks coherent detail to identify a clear event or outcome. The readable elements point to a person or group and a possible deadline or notice in a local page segment.

Noiseless Owl Wings Silent Hunt

A description from the American Forestry Magazine notes the owl's plumage is fine and downy, enabling noiseless flight. Its silent approach allows it to surprise and overcome prey much larger than itself.

American Forestry Magazine

Wives Expensive in Kurdistan Tradition Demands Bride Price

Wives in Kurdistan are bought for several thousand dollars for a damsel of high birth though she may not be attractive. The bride price typically includes payment to the father, plus a pony and costly changes of clothing.

Kurdistan

Cherries Lead Bacteria Test Findings

A scientist calculated bacteria counts in fruits, reporting one million in half a pound of gooseberries, eight million in half a pound of grapes, and twelve million in half a pound of cherries. The result highlights varying bacterial loads among common produce.

Conductor Steps Onto Rail in Search of Work

A conductor who left due to wages search ended up stepping on the child rail. He did not die. The anecdote is recorded as a curious note in Belence and lave Hon Magasine.

Belence Lave

Fox in Japan Mythology Appears in World Born Tale

Fragmentary OCR text suggests a mythic narrative about a fox in Japan and a figure linked to Bamboddies, with references to domestic life and a stumble toward home. The readable portion is unclear and lacks concrete facts or named entities.

Japan

Garrieg Fish in Tanks and Time Tied Hours

garbled fragmentary text mentions fish in tanks and a time tied hour, with unclear names and places. core facts cannot be determined.

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