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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
6
A writer recalls a morale tale from the late Champ Chick about spreading goodwill at a New Eagan factory. The piece urges sharing encouragement, sympathy, and even profits through simple acts, citing a bulletin that ends with “Pass It Along” and a parable from Jesus on forgiving and sharing.
A collage of ads from Granite Os to Salt Lake City shops lists numerous businesses including Bougi n ess College Kilkcleney and Inter Mountain Art Co with services from tire works and corset parlors to artist materials. A comic exchange follows about a golfer missing a putt and a flirtatious dialogue ending with a rueful remark.
United States naval officers completed placing the airship Rema on the transport Mars, recently purchased from Italy by the American government. The transport will sail soon for the United States. Rioting renewed in Belfast with Unionists blamed as reprisals for a prior attack on service men.
Jessie Roberts F Furman argues for equal pay for equal work, noting women often earn less than men due to voter status, inexperience, and biased hiring. She cites cases of salary disparities, highlights women’s undervaluation in the workplace, and urges improved standards and persistent demand for fair wages.
The speaker anticipates June arriving, sensing summer’s ripening air and nature’s signs as partridges drum and warblers sing. A longing presence is felt in the woods, tying the season’s growth to a personal coming. The poem blends natural imagery with a romantic request for relief from postal congestion through correspondence.
A historical account describes Hassan ben Sabliah founding a secret order part religious, part secular. Members were kept ignorant and forced to obey, fed a hashish ration to symbolize promised bliss, earning the label hashashin or assassins among Europeans, with murder a favored practice of the Bedouins.
Odd collage of salad ideas and an omelet recipe. Includes Russian salad with caviar and anchovies, Spanish salad with bread and tomatoes, onion salad, strawberry and walnut salads, and a Hunter’s Omelet with peppers and spinach. Ends with roe preparation notes and garnish tips.
A column touts Matrite Volt predictions claiming France will crown a king in 15 years and a divinity will appear there. It names Robespierre and Louis XIV as reincarnations, cites Debs as Mozart and Michelangelo, and notes Val's belief in great men of history. The piece discusses costs for candles to sustain vibratory atmospheres and references other seers and foibles.
Four year old Catherine gazed at a circus elephant and exclaimed to her mother that it looked like fat horse with a tail near its eyes, capturing a child's humorous misreading of the animal.
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