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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

6

Reach Agreement on Wire Control Plan End Government Supervision

Congress and Senate conferees adopt a plan to end government control of telegraph and telephone lines. Rates for toll and local exchange telephone services will be continued for four months unless state commissions change them sooner. The accord aims to restore private operation within about four months, with signatures expected in July.

Washington Senate House Taree Cam

Forty Nine Years to See Advocates of the Malled Fist

The passage cites Varin Meinenotante declaring after forty nine years that the malled Tat of the celtre and the German trooper have governed Germany for decades. He remarks on a council of three meeting and the return of Middle Ages warfare spirit, urging caution and preparedness.

Varin Wileroorbent Germany Council of Three Toenday Willan

Train Runs Without Engineer After Crane Strike

Lincoln to Chicago Burlington train travels five miles without an engineer after Jamon Eiger Johnson of Lincoln was struck and killed by a mall crane a mile east of Waverly. Fireman Kurt J. Zimmerman halted the train at Cheenwood then brought the engine back to Waverly where the engineer was found.

Lincoln Neb Burlington Chicago Jamon Eiger Johnson Waverly Greenwood Kurt J. Zimmerman Cheenwood Fount Beetle

Tiger Ready to Retire Amid War Debacle

Clemenceau declares he has accomplished his mission and plans to resign. Parliament’s ratification of the treaty is anticipated. American casualties total 240,016 with 37 listed as hostages. Sixty-six German sailors interned at Fort McPherson depart for Germany. Townley trial jury selected in Jackson Minnesota. Germans celebrate peace terms causing patriotic demonstrations. Sixty-three Villa soldiers killed in a federal pursuit near Paso.

Clemenceau Varia—Prowler Clemenceau Law Wifloe Marcel Hutin Ene de Paris Ht Ss Caauattion Walington War Department Pen Daige Atlanta Fort McPherse Swin Ofer United States Charleston Germany London Exchange ‘Telegraph Copenhagen Wipy Villa Alumaila

Marginal poem fragment on Liberty Goddess and a marshal

An archaic verse fragment portrays Liberty's Goddess with a cap and wand, a procession banner, and a marshal riding along a patriotic parade. The narrator recalls the goddess and marshal, with talk of duty, color symbolism, and a distant familial claim, ending with a copyright remark.

Designer of Independence Hall Revealed as Andrew Hamilton

Philadelphia lawyer Andrew Hamilton, famed for defending the liberty of the press, is identified as the designer of Independence Hall, the Pennsylvania statehouse where the Declaration of Independence was signed with John Hancock prominent. The hall remains well preserved, its red brick front and belfry lending romance to its antiquity.

Philadelphia Independence Hall Pennsylvania Statehouse John Hancock Old State House Ence Hall Pennsylvania Historical Sciety Andrew Hamilten New York Ter Zenker Court of Law

Jefferson and Adams on Declaration Committee Roles

A fragment recounts Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in 1776 as the key drafter and chair of the Committee of Five tasked with drafting the Declaration of Independence. It notes Adams and Livingston supporting Jefferson for chair and lists the committee members including Franklin Sherman and Livingston.

Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Roger Sherman John Adama Robert H. Livingston Franklin Jefferson Livingston Adama J. Adams Doctor Franklin Robert B. Livingston

Continental Army Struggles Amid Dark Days in Revolution

A fragment from a historical account recalls June 28 when a Declaration passage was debated and printed as Jefferson presented it. It notes the creed that all men are created equal, endowed with unalienable rights, including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and that governments derive power from the governed. It recalls early Revolutionary tax burdens shifting from money to food for the army and the army's bleak period.

Jefferson Freemont Lydia E. Pinkham Bice M. Gooden Napoleon St Bremont

Farm information for seekers from U S Mailroad Admin

The U S Mailroad Administration offers free farming information to seekers, promising no sales or fees. Readers are urged to name the states and farming topics they wish to learn about, with contact details for J L Edwards in Hayton D. The ad emphasizes information over products and invites inquiries.

U. & Mailroad Administration J. L. Edwards U. & Kmaltroid Administration Hayton

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules advertised for kidney and bladder health

An old ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It warns health declines from weaker kidneys and urges daily use to relieve pain, claiming a long Holland heritage and money-back guarantee through druggists. The copy cites a 1696 Dutch charter and urges readers to seek the sealed box with GOLD MEDAL branding.

Holland Ment Netherlands Haarlem

Human encyclopedia Davis dares mind to match battle facts

London doctors value Davis known as the human encyclopedia at £2000 for dissection while he boasts a £10,000 worth head. He read Two Thousand Facts About the War in hours and answered dates, raids, ships sunk, and generals career with ease. He recalls dinners with Babbacombe murderer John Lee and exexecutioner James Barry. Shell-cloth fabric enters clothing after the war, promised to yield stylish outfits, as one woman jokes about being dressed to kill in shellcloth.

Davis Datas London John Lee Babbacombe James Barry England Philadelphia

Boy's Bill of Fare in 1870 North Carolina

George Bailey answers the inquiry on a boy’s diet in a 1870 North Carolina view. He prescribes daily green fruit pine resin young cucumbers raw new potatoes and green blackberries with doughnuts branch water and two hours in the swimming hole.

George Bailey North Carolina Atlanta Constitution

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