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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
3
A neighbor warns a barefoot three year old, Charlotte, about catching a chill on a warm evening. She replies that she has already had it. The remark appears in the Indianapolis News.
A mother brings Joe and John to a doctor after a teacher's suggestion. The doctor notes adenoids and bad tonsils. At dinner, six year old John asks which boy is his and which is Joe, adding comic relief to the family moment.
Seflum notes market woes with scarce checks and a slang filled exchange about selling slips to a junkman to buy cigarettes. Wright counters that the market is weak and says they are star ing while Seflum critiques magazine writing prospects.
A reflection by Lilian Whiting on personal happiness linking it to broad interests. The idea: wider literary exposure expands happiness and personal fulfillment, suggesting a strong tie between inner contentment and varied pursuits of reading.
The text notes the first land sale on record as Abraham purchasing the Machpelah field for 400 shekels of silver to bury his wife, a foundational event in biblical history.
Quip dialogue on women gaining political power and government tax on ice cream soda. Bantering exchange touches on speed of a stenographer in Banksmore with a joke about two gum packages daily.
A buyer recalls buying a parrot yesterday and wonders if birds live a century as rumor. The dialogue leads to a Shakespearean quip about aging and punishment.
A fragment from St. Louis Globe Democrat reflects on wartime leadership and gender roles. The king orders men to the field while the chancellor pleads, women and children should handle publicity. The war is brave yet indistinct in history, with returning people described in thin, wooden fashion.
A collection of satirical one liners and maxims about life, work, finances, and human behavior. The snippets poke at college costs, married life, genius pay, patience, and humor, offering terse observations from a quirky era.
Weimar government officially signals willingness to sign the peace treaty unconditionally declaring the terms a peace of violence. Germany cedes Alsace Lorraine, parts of Silesia and West Prussia, Danzig, colonies, and its navy. military restrictions follow within months with Allied occupation for up to 15 years and reparations fixed.
Fergus Falls faces disaster as three tornadoes strike, killing 44 and injuring many. 14 homeless, 15 missing, 300 shops and homes demolished, property loss above one million dollars. Northwestern city area in ruins. public buildings and hospitals strained while relief is organized.
Advertisement urging readers to use Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder issues. Claims backache headache nervous symptoms signal trouble and urges visiting drug stores or sending ten cents for a sample bottle to test the preparation.
The dispatch discusses reactions to peace terms following a dinner with Prime Kell and American journalists. Observers describe the terms as a “peace with vengeance” while others see “a peace with understanding.” The piece notes language challenges and the effort to craft terms acceptable to ordinary people.
A scrambled dialogue shows Mister Minnestopper and others joking about a training stunt. A group of store clerks, including Mae Dor Gs and Baily Culle, react to the antics and mock customer service. The text hints at age and authority with Ger gray hairs and references to emey over fifty.
A fragment discusses whether demons exist beyond myth and asserts bard liquor is not mythological. It questions term usage and contrasts belief with reality, implying skepticism about demon lore and the nature of liquor myths.
A fragmentary note recalls work starting on the ship's steeping quarters and contrasts it with crew members who practice what they preach while others would be ashamed to preach half they practice.
A rambling text blends a fifteen year old Sunday School teacher and pupils reciting the Ten Commandments with a humorous aside about doctors at a painters’ gathering, featuring clipped dialogue and eccentric spelling as a dated, fragmentary piece of a newspaper page.
Gerenadine de Vere gazes over misty streets and sighs at the ache of hunger. She mutters of heart hunger and, a moment later, receives a message inviting her to a meal with liver and Verne tea.
An editor reads a fragment from a poet calling to mind furtive verse. The line hints at a cryptic message as a weary editor voices an oblique remark. A device named Hard Lock is described as a wheat testing machine that separates grain from chaff.
A Kansas Star excerpt reports a citizen recounting a domestic scene with Benedicy Uecker and Fabe Soghack, including a chaotic bed scene and a confrontation in Sandy Mash Ark. The piece blends satire with colorful dialogue about curiosity, moral judgment, and social pretensions amid small-town life. It adds a brief foreign note about a Chinese diploma and a diplomat’s quip on death, then shifts to humorous woes of marriage and a mischievous boy amid a pantry mishap.
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