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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
6
An ad touts Hair Great from drug stores promising glossy, well groomed hair that stays combed all day. It claims even unruly hair remains styled with a dignified finish and notes Full-Groom hides greasiness by shearing at the scalp for a natural look.
The quote notes the tine industry’s drift toward steadiness as professionals grow accustomed to routine, suggesting gradual business improvement. Joseph A. Widmer remarks that familiarity with dull tasks boosts efficiency and long term gains in the field.
Helena Montana ad copy for Dr. Pierce's Gold in Medical Discovery claiming it as a superior blood tonic and liver stomach remedy. Customer testifies of relief from liver trouble indigestion headaches and exhausted blood. promotion offers trial packages and free medical advice via mail order.
A promotional piece touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It cites testimonials and sworn statements, urges readers to mail order a bottle from Dr Kilmer & Co, and notes bottles are sold in drug stores with a small price.
A Boston girl, regarded as pretty though wary of strangers, rebuffs a suitor’s kiss with a witty exchange over motives. The young man presses, she questions motives, and the moment turns humorous as she declines.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye or tint worn dresses skirts sweaters and draperies. It claims guaranteed staying power with no fading bleeding or running and asks readers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics to ensure best results.
A young woman approached a city school board member to discuss her aim for a kindergarten teaching post. He asked about transcendentalism, she hesitated, and admitted perhaps she should not pursue such high kindergarten work.
An old advertisement promotes Wall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to treat nasal catarrh and frequent colds. It describes a locally applied ointment and a blood-acting tonic to build up the system, stating the product has been sold by druggists for over 49 years and is available from FJ Cheney & Co in Toledo.
A reflection on conscience as a guiding force not only to follow inward truth but to have the right to follow it. It contrasts personal duty with following authority, likening obedience to a soldier following a commander and warning against perpetual borrowers.
Short News Notes From All Parts of Idaho records arrests for hog thefts near Pocatello. large land sales near Twin Falls. May 12 bond election for American Falls reservoir district. raids seize moonshine equipment in Owyhee county. body found in Rigby. jail escape and recapture near Cokeville. bank robbery trial in Jefferson County. dynamite injuries in Soda Springs. whisky seizures near Holse. escaped convict recaptured in Payette. drowning death at Kramer Ford. Vandals win Pacific Coast basketball title. multiple mayoral and commissioner candidates in Twin Falls. accidental shooting near Pocatello. Dr. Puller fire loss. Pasteur treatment for mail carrier. Malad legion buys land for memorial. sugar company bonus to beet growers. Oneida club alignment with Lake State Spartan association. railroad pastor shift in Pocatello. wreck at Pocatello area rail line with casualties.
Fifty years ago Dr Paul Wagner became director of the Darmstadt experiment station and built its world renown through plant food studies. He established practical field fertilizer methods, identified the fertilizing effect of Thomas phosphate, and translated his findings into farmer accessible articles and lectures. His work aided the use of commercial fertilizers in agriculture and influenced American farming through translated writings.
A short humorous tale about Eleanor, aged three, who loves gum. She is asked to put it in the coal scuttle for dinner, but she starts chewing again. Her mother notices and questions the gum’s location, only for Eleanor to declare that the gum is now where she is.
A Boston Evening Transcript excerpt presents a landlady accusing Poorpay of unpaid rent while he insists he was ahead by a month. The fragment also notes eril’s reluctance to read a poem aloud unless she holds his hand.
Debate over Sahara nitrate deposits as potentially larger than Chilean reserves reaches experts who say transport costs would rise but could be offset by high Chile export duties. Oddities, quotes, and reflections on optimism, manners, and practical wisdom fill a column of syndicated notes and anecdotes.
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