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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
2
A young New York man named Robert Hervey van Antoh pursues Madge Voether after she rejects his marriage proposal. A tense courtship unfolds in public and private spaces as Randolph confronts doubt, pride, and the allure of a final plea that reshapes their entangled futures.
In a fragmented scene a woman named Pamela Thornton and Robert Hervey Randolph navigate a tense position involving love, secrets, and a wager. Randolph proposes staying with Pamela until ten, then plans unfold around Christmas with a mysterious cab driver and a shifting plot. The dialogue reveals affection, fear, and the weight of past loyalties as characters confront desire and obligation.
In a dialogue between the Common Duiker Antelope and the Four Horned Antelope the two creatures discuss telling their stories in languages understood by humans. The four horned antelope describes origin in India, small size and distinctive four horns, and explains how tales will be translated for broader comprehension.
A cryptic, fragmented passage mentions High Heele and MKD New, noting introductions in Vetice and references to decneated rites. The lines describe men’s howls and weaving details, but lack coherent events or clear subjects.
An old advertorial urges readers that ninety percent of ailments stem from blood quality. It promotes S. S. S. as a booster for appetite and strength, claiming quick gains. It directs readers to write to Chief Medical Adviser at 153 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, for literature and advice.
In Gramercy Park at the Players Club, a leather profiteer quarrels after a reboundling dictionary mix up. A critic recounts sending an aged dictionary for rebinding and notes the profiteer’s rage when the book’s title hints at a fuller name. A second item praises a diplomat-like caddie praised for smooth behavior and subtle avoidance of blame during play.
A garbled street encounter unfolds as a newsboy heckles a passerby. The reply mingles sharp wit and slang, contrasting public attention with personal pride in a brief, humorous moment.
A small boy, Marshall, half a year old by some reckonings, adds a note of humor at a family Christmas dinner. While adults posed conundrums, the child finally breaks the form with a playful answer to the classic puzzle, “When is a door not a door?” with his own quip about a bed.
In an Irish regiment the quartermaster and assistants prepare May rations when a loaf is found short. Mike cheekily asks who will take the missing loaf as the orderly men approach. The quartermaster rebukes him, remarking it is better to be true blue despite tough blue laws.
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