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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

7

Idaho Republican Delegates Commended

Pocatello June 2. Speaking of the Roosevelt belt Addison YT Smith praised the Idaho delegation to the Chicago convention for remaining loyal to Roosevelt and the Republican party. He said their stance will block third party efforts and ensure Republican success, faulting internecine bickering and urging cautious, principled conduct amid a national crisis.

Pocatello Roosevelt Belt Addison YT Smith Tribune Borat Idaho Chicago Roosevelt

Gratitude From Family Of Mrs Jessie Egelus

The relatives express deep gratitude for kindness and sympathy during Mrs Jessie Egelus illness and mourning. Signed by C Egelus F R Gooding Fred W Gooding Thos H Gooding Walter Gooding. Also a note on how to ease whooping cough in children with Chamberlains Cough Remedy, claiming it helps loosen the cough and expectoration.

Jessie Egelus

Fragmented Bank Ledger Items and Balances Listed

A garbled ledger excerpt lists loans and discounts totaling several amounts, with entries for bonds and securities, due from national banks, checks, notes, and cash items. The figures show 215,544 30 in total deposits and related reserve and payable items, though the text is partially unreadable.

Sealine Erie

Foratée Aimed as Safe Cure Used in Epidemics

Fragmentary text claims forate used successfully in many epidemics as a safe cure, selling through dealers. The note asserts availability for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

National Convention Excursions From Idaho Oregon Points

Portind Ore July 9 13 excursions via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points Nehate on sale July 5 6 7 Limited to July 31 see agent for rates and further particulars.

WS National Convention Portind Ore Oregon Idaho

Polar Bear and Seal Quiz Stirs Law Student Exam

A reminiscence from a Ladies Home Journal piece recalls a geography question in preliminary law exams asking for Arctic animals. A student wrote ten animals, listing five polar bears and five seals, noting the prompt did not require different varieties.

N. B Ladies Home Journal

Excursions to Portland for Elks National Convention

Brief notices list July 5 to 8 excursions via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points for the Elks National Convention with a July 31 limit and Bee agents for rules. Also items about lost three keys on business street, a sewing ad by Mrs DW Yaden, a ranch foreman job, hardware sale clearance, a refrigerator for sale, and other small classifieds.

Portland Oregon Idaho Elks National Convention Finder Journal

Big Dietrich Fourth of July Celebration and Sports

A July Fourth program at Dietrich features a parade of coats at 1 a.m. and a city park address at 11 30 a.m. An afternoon baseball game Richfield versus Line telegraph and a 1 30 p.m. prom with admission of 25 cents. Various races pole vault and field events for men women and youth plus a horse race and prize parade at the Dietrich Hotel in the evening. Tickets 1 00. Also listed is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims and Chamberlain’s Liniment ad line.

City Park Richfield Lne Boya

Letter From Aladine Rubin On Party Decay And Seance Reflections

A 1912 Warback Idaho letter mixes political rants with a séance. Aladine Rubin recalls talking with deceased leaders Grant McKinley Garfield about corruption in the great party and fears for its future. The piece blends partisan nostalgia, calls for reform, and stray civic judgments.

Ends Hunt for Rich Girl and the Bitters Remedy

A sensational claim story notes that a man’s pursuit of a wealthy wife ends when he meets a woman who uses Electric Bitters. The ad-style piece touts health benefits for women, linking beauty and vitality to the product and promotes 50 cent sales and Chamberlain Liniment for rheumatism and pain relief.

Excursions to Spokane and nearby outings announced

Excursions to Spokane on Lune 25 and 21 via Oregon Short Line with fees to Mahe and Oregon points, Idaho G. Armament Af Cover at Alene A. Ri Entempment at Coeur d Alene. See Agents for rules and further particulars. Limit July 5.

Spokane Lune Oregon Mahe Idaho G. Amenearmament Alene A. Ri Couer d ° Aine

Way Women Suffer Doan’s Kidney Pills Ad Claim Relief

An old Doan’s Kidney Pills advertisement highlights female ailments including backache headaches dizziness and nervousness. Testimonial from S Main St Halley Idaho claims relief from kidney related pains with Doan’s via Foster Milburn Buffalo New York sole agents. Ad urges purchase and mentions a studio discount until July 1.

Doan Fowler S. Main St Halley Idaho Foster-Milburn Buffalo New York United States Dean

Hard One on Hoster and the Curious Hair Claim

William Troster, a Willam Randolph Heart aide, is described with sparse hair and careful grooming. Hester, noted for tending a few surviving strands, is observed by a seven year old girl who questions Mr Hester about the black strings on his head in a Popular Magazine vignette.

Hoster William Troster Willam Randolph Heart Lady Fair Hester Popular

Landlady Questions A Burn Victim About Torch Eater

In a brief exchange the landlady teases a man about being a light eater after helping him again, and he jokes about eating burning torches in a dime museum. The dialogue preserves a quirky, period tone with everyday humor.

Luther Burbank’s thornless blackberry breakthrough

The text describes a difficult thorny blackberry patch and the challenge of picking berries, likening it to a physical struggle. It then notes Luther Burbank’s claim after ten years of work to have produced a thornless blackberry, a notable horticultural achievement.

Nature Luther Burbank

Eyes and the Sun's Rays

The article explains why eyes are more sensitive to sunrise than sunset. It cites physiological retina sensitivity, atmospheric clarity, and daily light adaptation as key factors. It notes night glare dazzle and that daytime light is brighter due to purer atmosphere and greater solar radiation effects.

Overheard Snippet from Harper's Weekly Car Talk

An archival quip shows Bildad joking about a motor car as Jimpson Berry speeds by in a vehicle. Slathers wishes for one but acknowledges the cost, while Sildad notes he could afford to sell it.

Bildad Jimpsonberry Bill Slathers Sildad Harper's Weekly

Creating a Character on Stage and the Actor’s Identity

Linking identity to stage parts is a minor branch of acting. The actor shapes a character through genius, blending makeup and talent. Richard Mansfield's performances showed impenetrable makeup yet revealed the brain behind the role, crafting a living interpretation from the playwright’s materials.

Helms Richard Mansfield Mansfeld

Morgan Solves Traction Proposal In Evening Ride

J Pierpont Morgan quickly resolves a long debated traction proposal after a partner prepared details and a statement. He tells to talk it over in his carriage on the way home from Washington, solving the knotty issue by Madison Avenue at his residence.

Madison Avenue Joe Mitchef Chapple National Magazine

Old-Fashioned Man In Answer To Inquiry

A Kansas City Star reader from Humboldt explains the fate of the old fashioned man known as Incog. The man relocated his pins and vest to the lowest point on the foreband side, and even renamed himself by changing his own location. The correspondent notes the man is modest and retiring, and withholds his real name.

Kansas City Star Humboults Humboldt

Marriage satire at New York literary dinner sparks wit

Frederick Townsend Martin lampoons modern marriage at a New York literary dinner. He recounts a tea conversation with a debutante and a bride aged about 18 noting a 70-year-old husband. The debutante jokes that the bride married for money, prompting Martin to critique the choice as foolish.

Frederick Townsend Martin New York Lisa Bessie

Pays to Go Slow and Learn Facts Before Anger

A brief urging patience in dispute matters, advising readers not to rush to judgment about friends and implied wrongs until the full facts of the case are known. The tone counsels cautious, measured response over quick indignation.

Small Light and Uncle Eben Quote

A brief quip featuring Uncle Eben arguing that a hidden light yields no risk, while the speaker notes the man who hides his light under a bushel lacks the courage to shine in ordinary drafts.

Uncle Eben

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