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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
3
The report lists diverse incidents from across the United States and abroad including drownings in Ab Towle Kansas and Port Huron Michigan, fires that wiped Alexander City Alabama, a fatal shooting in Coatesville Pennsylvania, and several tornadoes injuring or delaying residents. It notes political actions, mining outlooks, labor strikes, and technological developments such as cable plans between Germany and the United States.
In the House the Irrigation bill drew heated argument with Mondeh supporting and Roy opposing while Tongue and Shallenberger urged passage. A resolution directed the interior secretary to report Uintah reservation surveys. In the Senate, three and a half hours on the isthmian canal saw Morgan criticizing an amendment by Fairbanks to bond construction and opposing the Panama route and old company concessions.
The House passed the irrigation measure by a four vote margin after Utah and other western delegation members touted its passage. The bill creates a reclamation fund from public land sales in western states for irrigation works and supports educational and treasury provisions. Senate and House sessions covered canal and war budget topics, with debates on Cuba relations, the Nicaragua canal, and a Washington monument plan. Spokane forms a strawberry trust with 35 growers to control fruit prices.
A lively column on seasonal parasols and dress trends. It highlights lace parasols in ivory and green, embroidered linens, chene silks, and Bolero style coats named the coffee and Monte Carlo coats. It includes home tips, child-rearing notes, and simple crafts like making lace jackets at home.
A reflective excerpt contrasts the childless mother with the burdens and joys of motherhood. It notes she has escaped much care yet missed deep fulfillment, while acknowledging the pain of lost hopes and the sting of death in bearing and raising children.
A green crepe de chine blouse trimmed with silk fagoting, white Iuxeuil lace plastron and undersleeves, and a mousseline de sole fichu passes through eyelet holes and knots at the front. A crepe belt fastens with an old gold buckle in a Wiener Chic style.
A wife, long settled in married life without children, loses a portion of her life’s greatness and joy. The piece reflects on how life’s end of youth brings new clarity to love, sorrow, and the adage that it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
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