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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
6
A sensational ad claims Danderine frizzles dandruff and hair loss within ten minutes. It touts new, dense hair growth, improved luster, and easy application by combing a strand at a time, urging readers to buy Knowlton’s Danderine at local drugstores.
A fragmented item discusses women and aging, mentioning concerns about health, society, and independence. It references risks, support, and remedies in a tone resembling a public health brief. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A reflective remark on how opinions of the world reveal personal character. It suggests we project ourselves onto others and that belief shapes perception rather than external truth. The quote hints at self awareness and the limits of judgment.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura products for complexion care and scalp cleanliness. It touts Cuticura Soap for daily use, promising clear skin, a fragrant Cuticura Telcom, and Cuticura Toilet Trio as the available set for grooming routines.
A garbled line questions why a man admits poor practice after defeat and notes that most friends prefer to become hostile opponents with minimal provocation. The text reads as an unclear social observation about pride, rivalries, and inconstancy among acquaintances.
In Washington the Senate debated a proposed League plan as 37 Republicans joined to approve a resolution opposing the new form of the pact. Democratic leaders argued against collaboration while urging immediate pursuit of urgent business and disarmament aims.
Governors and mayors meet at the Capitol and White House in March to discuss alleviating unemployment. President Wilson urges federal state and local cooperation to steady labor processes. Secretaries Wilson Baker and Daniel address and governors pledge reports on deployment and action to boost public works. Authorities note limited joblessness but stress urgent public works as a buffer during wartime readjustment.
Oregon Governor James Withycombe died on a Monday after several months of illness. He remained active until days before his passing, having signed or vetoed bills as the legislature wound down last week.
Portland Oregon Washington Idaho railroad commissioner in conference Monday urged that Washington public service comment should act at once against federal railroad administration to test legality of central control over interstate freight rates.
Seattle shipyard strike eases as 250 sheet metal workers and 500 apprentices, on strike since a tribal dispute, return to work in yards handling shipyard contracts.
Charles E Van Loan, long time sporting writer, is reported dead after an illness covering parts of three weeks. Funeral details to be announced.
Fragmentary note describes Warnan Shonts and two slits at William J. Parnes detective agency near Central Station. No stake or outcome clear as overheard words are garbled and unreadable in the damaged text.
Garvan designated alien property custodian by President Wilken in New York City to manage matters involving A. Mitchell Palmer, who assumes the role of attorney general on March 4. The appointment formalizes control over alien assets amid early actions of the Wilken administration.
Idaho State News recounts wartime and domestic events with scattered names such as Walker A. Maens and Dr. Evans of Malad. Fires damage Guilin basinews Hook in St Anthony. Talks on rail rates, school entries, and lead supply for spraying outline economic stress. A fatality and local crimes are noted amid civic notices and community planning.
The Lord's Prayer is carved on a cliff in Bristol at the foot of Drake's hill and repainted each spring by town authorities. Originated by Dr Joseph O Greene in 1891 to curb excessive driving and horse wear on the steep Lincoln to Starkshoro road.
The Berlin Congress of the great powers lasted about a month from June 1 to July 1. The text claims Russia was robbed of gains from San Stefano, receiving only Bessarabia and a fortress in Asia Minor while other nations gained independence or favorable terms. It labels the congress a personal triumph for Beacons, felt and Bismarck and a trigger for subsequent wars.
A Bordeaux description presents a new fruit tree protection method for spring. It uses a plant juice based liquid called wgelirine sprayed over trees. after exposure it forms a waxy resin like coating that resembles sugar or resin and lasts two to five weeks.
A succinct meditation on truth, virtue, and moral force in art, invoking eloquence as a pillar of ethical stance. The prose links enlightenment ideals with the authority of truth, noting the elevated role of integrity in creative expression.
Francis J. Heney, government investigator, continues testimony against packers before the Senate agricultural committee. His outspoken remarks focus on alleged unfair practices and corruption in the meat-pack industry, drawing attention to executive actions and regulatory gaps.
A child notes trouble caused by his father’s chickens and the phrase chicks. On a car ride, a mother’s new hat with a green feather drew attention as a neighbor in yellow furs observed events and the mother’s companion. The tale centers on misunderstanding and childlike accusations.
Paris physicians Dumas and Brissiud describe a late stage malignant measles case in which a patient received a blood transfusion from a donor who had recovered from measles. About 200 minutes of donor blood were given in multiple injections. After several hours the patient’s temperature briefly fell and overall condition briefly improved before deterioration resumed and death occurred.
A device prints a record of the three car durations between stops, along with distances and speeds, as it is attached to a vehicle. The invention aims to track travel segments and measure time and motion between successive stops.
A dated advisory piece urges readers to save by keeping a bank reserve, avoid over speculation, and diversify investments. It warns against tying all funds to one company or area, and promotes restraint and prudent financial planning as path to stability and potential growth.
The Orsa region around Lake Siljan remains isolated with waterways and peasant boats. Villagers maintain distinct dress and dialects that resemble old Swedish and Scottish influences, preserving regional traditions not altered by modern transport.
The tale centers on Prince Charles Edward the Pretender who fled to a Scots peasant after Culloden in 1746. A crowd of 30,000 sought the fugitive, yet the peasant did not betray his guest. Later the same farmer rose to wealth through disloyal means, was tried, convicted, and hanged for theft, a capital offense of the era.
A readable fragment recalls a student approaching two long-haired professors at Queen's Hall seeking conversation. One professor offers a price of ten cents each, implying a casual or humorous encounter. The piece reads as a quirky, oblique anecdote from a historical setting.
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