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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
5
Journal notes Price Newman leaving for Ontario Oregon and RK P Howells traveling east. Greek section hands head to California to work on a new railroad. several local men return from visits east while others plan Montana trips. High water disrupts roads and rail lines, flooding Kimama and washing away railroad fills at Senter. one horse drowns near Milner.
A Washington woman, visiting New York, observed that Mrs Roosevelt would curb initiatives at the White House seen as overreaching. The First Lady reportedly manages household expectations and public duties with bold resolve, ensuring family harmony and policy direction despite external pressure.
Young Alfred G. Vanderbilt plans to enter politics in Rowderian. He will no longer reside in New York.
The Springfield Union argues the American practice of treating friends to drinks is a costly social habit. It notes men buy drinks they do not want to appear generous, prompting further rounds and expenses. The piece suggests adopting the German salon custom of paying only for what is consumed as a healthier alternative.
In March 1501 the Confederate Congress adopted a national emblem the stars and bars a red white and red tricolor with a blue canton bearing thirteen white stars in a circle The design caused confusion with the Stars and Stripes and after the Mississauga battle an earlier flag gave way to the Confederacy’s banner adopted in September 1861 a red field with a blue saltire and white border bearing thirteen white stars.
A group of friends recalls Lucy Morse and a tale from Nashua involving a waist measurement joke. Anecdotes mention nursing an uncle, an airtight sieve, and a tailor made waist as described by Annnie, with Lucy replying the result was elegant in Youth's Companion.
A dialogue fragment features a pompous man and skeptical faction arguing about a wife's statement. The schoolmaster narrator notes men must help one another or they will hurt each other. The exchange centers on misquoted or garbled wording and social critique.
A soldier’s quip on auditors sparks a recall of General Wester’s tale from the Seventh Cavalry. He recounted riding horses to test endurance, defying an auditor’s view that daily baths were luxury, and quipping that it may be enough for an auditor but not for a cavalryman. The tale underscores clashes over expense scrutiny in Army accounting.
During the secondary period the earth was dominated by reptile life. Truanodons roamed Wealden landscapes of Sussex and Hampshire. Igtnodons skeletons on display at Regal Museum of Urasselga entice visits. Reptilian monsters roamed land sea and skies, including flying pteroductyls.
The passage links the term bland erbuss to early firearm lore, tracing its sense of power to forebears and noting its distasteful ties to blade and blade-like imagery. It suggests a linguistic drift from the Dutch hadden don der hass toward the English thunder barrel.
A fragment quotes a dialogue about a woman described as the head of a matrimonial agency and not an OM maid, attributed to Devalt Pree Press. The line suggests a social anecdotally sharp remark within local chatter.
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