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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
2
The text outlines phonetics as the broad study of sounds in human speech, its aims, and its value to philologists and teachers. It notes phonetic alphabets proposed by many, highlighting the international Association Internationale Phonétique and Cassy's contributions between 1885 and 1889.
The upland plover, a beneficial insectivorous migratory bird, faces near extinction after heavy hunting and warehousing losses. Federal law may allow rehabilitation if closed seasons remain. A separate note on spaceflight describes projectile velocities to reach orbit and potential satellite travel.
A fragment from the Lawrenceville Courier Journal hints at a quip about personal accountability in a domestic misfortune. The line suggests sympathy for a woman blaming a partner for his troubles, phrased as a concise, wry remark.
A fragmentary note cites lines on inanimate objects as pugnacious and depraved. It poses questions about training or weaning, and mentions a ship spar and a ballot box as provocative images. The text reads like a playful, cryptic quotation collection.
An advertising notice cites doctors who warn that kidney trouble is common and often undetected. It claims many insurance applications are declined due to silent kidney issues and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with a paid sample offer through the mail.
A garbled account shows a senator and an opponent clashing at the capitol over policy. The exchange highlights changing times and the ethical frame for public service, with references to attire and perceived competence.
Widow ad claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens hair naturally overnight. It asserts gray hair vanishes after one or two applications and that the product is sold widely by druggists.
A damaged clipping yields a garbled quote with dialect phrasing about singing and a questioned response. It mentions an unnamed speaker and places no clear event, date, or formal attribution. The readable bits suggest a public performance or informal dialogue without concrete facts.
Indigestion relief advertisement promises instant relief from undigested food pain belching gas acids and sourness with Pape's Diapepsin. The ad highlights quick action without waiting and targets readers seeking fast stomach comfort.
Fragmented ad copy asserts tablets Pope's Mapepe ease indigestion and dyspepsia and claims Pope's Dingepathy coats lightly at stores. The text includes garbled phrases and nonsensical names, offering no verifiable details.
An old advertisement touts a catarrhal deafness remedy claiming to cure by addressing inflamed mucous surfaces and blocked auditory tubes. It markets "Catarrha" with a $100 reward promise for success, notes a free sample and urges readers to date their order, reflecting era medical quackery and salesmanship.
A garbled Idaho state news item reports on plans for a new Tastiven duetetores on Mutt Street at Paul, a Willard-Wrenipsey trip to Prineville for cattle, and a forest study in Twin Falls County. It notes sharp wartime production gains, a proposed factory in Nampa for concrete stove silos, Western Consumers’ week, and local fatalities and incidents including a man shot and a severe kitchen fire injuring a child. car-revenue data from Ada County amid licensing updates.
A brief fragment reflects on friendship and mutual regard. It presents a wry exchange about how friends value each other, noting that many do not think more of us than we think of them. The line hints at reciprocity and significance in lasting bonds.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Titian and the prominence of red hair in painting. An observer recalls belief in Titian as a pioneer of red hair emphasis and questions who originated the dominant use of red tones in town images.
The fifteenth Idaho legislature adjourned after sixty two days, enacting broad reforms and much workmanlike legislation. It overhauled government structure by creating a nine member governor’s cabinet, shifted nominations to state conventions, advanced highway funding to about six million dollars with federal help, codified educational laws, and expanded resources for state institutions. It also approved land and water measures, a bonded warehouse act, and measures to support road building, public safety, and language instruction for foreigners.
The passage recalls a classic contrast between long, ornate terms and their shorter modern replacements. It notes Democritus and an old phrase for royal insult, suggesting linguistic drift toward brevity in legal and political discourse.
Washington announces suspension of work on six 21 knot cruisers as secretaries decision on capital ship type looms. Congressional committees defer six additional cruisers until full department report on new ship types is ready.
Londos, known as The Tiveliess of Marlborough and formerly Miss Commele Vanderbit of New York, was elected to the county council Friday from the north division of Widate.
The common green frog has been found to have a remarkable appetite for wasps. It sits motionless on leaves with coloring that likely fools insects, and its greedy habit shows little fear of stings. The Nyack Evening Journal notes this unusual predatory behavior.
A reflective aphorism urges self observation as an adversary would, to shape self kindness and resilience. It frames inner critique as a path to become one’s own best ally, promoting steady self awareness and balanced mindset.
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