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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
6
The text recalls Governor Allen of Kansas praising early literary effort while condemning today’s writers as tedious. It notes a variety of quotes about ideas, wealth, and criticism, and mentions Fred Smith, a physically crippled yet spirited youth who volunteers with a pig club and shares a humorous exchange about a pig contest.
A druggist survey notes many Americans unknowingly suffer kidney issues. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy and is advertised in two bottle sizes. An insurance examiner cites kidney disease as a common, unrecognized rejection cause for applications. Advertising copy urges readers to send five cents for a trial bottle sample.
The fragment describes a new esperienza with a alien lit and er ate, presenting an unclear scene about technological or sensory novelty and potential alien contact. The text is garbled, offering few concrete details beyond vague references to experience and observation.
Ant species vary in size behavior and nest in ground rotted wood or beneath debris. They form colonies with organized labor and feed on sweets to obtain honeydew from scale insects. Control is by multiple methods including poisoned syrups from sal soda white arsenic and sugar solutions applied with sponges to jars, allowing slow poisoning as ants carry bait back to nests.
Historical notes describe reducing alfalfa cutting height and timing to manage the alfalfa weevil. Old methods of late harvest encouraged infestation, while recent guidance advises removing infested stems and avoiding high, prolonged growth. The shift aims to lower pest pressure and improve stand health.
The readable fragments describe a local matter near a lake with names and places unclear due to OCR. It mentions proposed actions or sales and a community context, referencing people and a village setting. The exact events and entities remain partially obscured but imply a municipal or local notice style.
H J Black notes an Italian silk expert’s success in a machine that unreels raw silk mechanically, potentially lowering costs to compete with cotton and linen. A new company has patent rights and will manufacture the device, signaling a major shift in silk production.
garbled text shows scattered names and phrases but lacks clear events or individuals. The piece appears to be a damaged OCR fragment from Metairie area notes with partial names and stray words, not forming a coherent report or lead.
7 week note appears in garbled OCR text with unclear names and no clear event or outcome. Readable fragments mention a Walt and mailing instruction but lack sufficient facts for a proper item. This compendium item remains unresolved due to damaged source content.
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