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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1904

Page

5

Tlilner Siftings and Local News In Idaho

R W Farish visits Boise this week and Mrs Bassett travels to Albion with her husband. Notices warn of a social dance postponed due to rain. A boy’s eye injury prompts Dr Patterson to treat him as the mail and dam projects continue. Emerson trial witnesses listed and Milner calls for a lockup. Dam accident injures a laborer. Loveland reports good prospects for Payette Valley crops and westbound emigrants. March 7 dispatches note rain mud and road conditions between Kimama Milner Center and Shoshone with stage crews riprapping the railroad bed.

C. E. Loveland Payette Valley Loveland Idaho Maho Payette Boise Twin Falls

Estray Notice of Cattle at Piv Place West of Shoshone

Estray animals listed near piv place two miles west of Shoshone include a red and white yearling steer with brand on left hip and both ears notched, a solid mouse colored male branded 7 on left stifle, and a yearling heifer without ear marks. Dated January 20, 1904 by JD Munvay.

Piv Dve Niles Shoshone Munvay

Night Blindness Explained and Its Causes

Night blindness is a condition where vision is good in daylight but fails after sunset. It commonly affects sailors in tropics and Arctic explorers. associated with fatigue, malnutrition, and sometimes scarvy. Treatment is rest and protection from bright light until vision returns, as described in Youth's Companion.

Tropics

Good Spirits From Green's August Flower Pills

An ailing liver spoils spirits, but Green's August Flower is advertised as the best remedy for liver and stomach issues. The ad claims thirty five years of use, promises buoyant feelings, and a steady purse, with August Flower in five sizes priced to suit the buyer.

Kentucky Vane U-Ing Green Regalne i T. M. Starrh

One Armed Man’s Skill At Dressing With One Arm

A one armed man explains how he manages to button his shirt and cuff using a clever method. He lost his left arm five years ago in a factory accident and says he can perform most tasks with his remaining arm, including buttoning and dressing, though he notes fastening the cuff remains his proudest achievement. Indianapolis News.

Indianapalis News

Freaks of a Genius Lord Macaulay in a London Inn

A tall pale man with bushy brows enters a London tavern and, after a quiet lunch, smashes a glass in a sudden fit. The waiter explains the guest is not insane, noting he has broken many glasses before and often appears lost in thought. The tale ends with the identification, Lord Macaulay, as the visitor.

London Lord Macaulay Collier's Weekly

Stimulated His Imagination Story Behind Famous Lecturer

The mother of three boys discovered they stayed up late because Bob told stories. To keep him from sleeping, they teased him by creeping out and leaving cold feet on his back until he started another tale. Years later Bob grew to be a renowned lecturer and storyteller.

E. Stevenson John Bob Bol

Minnie Spurling's Marriage Plans Reveal Age Grimace

In a Chicago Tribune fragment Minnie Well announces her daughter Kit Spurling's upcoming marriage at 2 am. Latie comments on tone as Minnie notes the license list will reveal she is thirty seven.

Minnie Kit Spurling Latie Chicago Tribune

Absurd Fragments Highlight Witty 1920s Paper Snippets

A Cleveland Plain Dealer note mocks a man hammering his thumb and misplacing words in a jokey misquote. The Detroit Free Press humor column calls an older woman the head of a matrimonial agency yet calls her an old maid.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Detroit Free Press

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Journal Special Tlilner Siftings R. W. Farish A. H. Wiseman J.C. Patterson JW. Stockett Mr. Stockett Santa Barbara Cal Here Kimama Twin Falls Company Salt Lake City Boston Emerson Albion H. O. Milner D. Burton Geo Bassett R. F P. Johnson Franz Windham Harry Bieman Fritz Milner Patterson R. W. Faris Geo. D. Saviers R. L. Kidd Geo Gib Hunt Art Henry Utah Levi Congress St. Posraxn Saree Candal Superior Alte Montis Peesonent Portland Economic Leages Cardui Gardy R. McKenzie Rei Ri Mporter Smith 1Isid Beier Sey Kansas City Saint Lucis Wemplisty Sears Somaast Southwest Southeastern Limited Membis Bittsinglace Atlanta Jackson G. W. Mart Missouri River Chicago Hightech St. Paul Minneapolis EA Water General Agsat Chicago & North-Western Ry South Main Street
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