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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
2
Reports from drug experts highlight Kilmer's Swamp Root as highly successful in addressing kidney trouble. An insurer noted many applicants are declined due to undiagnosed kidney issues. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is sold nationwide in two sizes, with a sample offer via mail from Dr Kilmer, Binghamton, NY.
An aged audience member called the speaker a muffled orator while the master of ceremonies warns the crowd. Senator Snortaworthy retorts that he was raised in a rough school of oratory to build lung power before thinking, according to the Birmingham Age-Herald.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease constipation in children. It promises a fruit flavor and a bowel cleanse, noting a teaspoonful may prevent illness and instructs mothers to ask for genuine California Syrup with age directions on the bottle, warning against imitations.
Elizabeth observes her grandparents engaged in tense quarrel over a heated discussion. Two girls playing nearby pause in astonishment as the couple argues loudly, with Elizabeth insisting they stop and not pay attention. The scene underscores the couple’s well known contentious dynamic.
An ad for Diamond Dyes claims the product dye any fabric wool silk linen cotton or blends without streaking fading or spotting. It urges readers to tell the druggist the fabric type and touts guaranteed results for even novices, noting the ease and popularity among sensible people.
A reader recalls years of fatigue dizziness and crying spells. After trying Lydia B Harm’s Vegetable Compound the author reports marked improvement and renewed ambition, praising the medicine as the best she has taken.
The Agricultural College of Oregon reports its largest enrollment in history with 8ts students, showing a yearly rise versus last year. Baker County Judge Jr. Dodaon will begin negotiations with the state highway commission for right of way along the Old Oregon Trail between Nelson and Baker, affecting about 65 landowners.
A roundup from Idaho towns reports Subermann dam owners stock salmon river with trout fry to aid upstream runs. Sandpoint buys site for a new 140000 dollar high school. Dubs farmers pledge 200 acres broomcorn. Bonneville County finances show strong cash balance with small warrants. Woolgrowers pool reaches 500000 pounds wool. McCall firm lands timber contract for 100000 ties. Caldwell expects 1500 birds at Gem State Poultry Show. St Anthony builds two violins from an old cello. Nampa paves plan costs 145173 house debt. Boise veterans seek 1200 monthly and 8800 lump sum. Moss Falls star Welterweight Al Brown dies from Injuries. several other items noted with local color.
A swath of destruction from Texas to Missouri leaves seven confirmed dead in Gowen Oklahoma Tulsa area reports and Sunrise Louisiana near Baton Rouge. Tornadoes strike Gowen Fort Scott Iola and surrounding towns causing injuries and widespread property damage. Red Cross aid under way as streams rise and four inches of rain flood parts of Kansas.
Across Parma Modena Piacenza Reggio Spezia Bologna Mantua Cremona violence erupts as fascisti clash with socialists. Five workers die from fascist gunfire. over twenty injured including two fascisti. One socialist killed in Modena cafe, another near Spezia. Royal guards wounded near Cremona.
Jimmy Sanford son of millionaire William Sanford loses a 14 dollar weekly office job at a local typewriter firm. He says he was fired to make way for someone needing the money and must live on a 2000 dollar allowance while seeking work. His father’s will requires two years of work before receiving a 350000 inheritance.
At the safety council annual meeting the new rule urging pedestrians to keep to the left was announced as being gradually adopted amid traffic changes. The move follows the example of similar conduct in American cities and aims to reduce confusion for pedestrians and drivers alike in central London.
Bomb explosions rocked Lisbon with several blasts reported across the city. Police and witnesses described multiple incidents including danger to bystanders and damage to nearby areas as authorities investigate the attackers and motives.
A threatening letter was received by a public mail facility causing concern among workers. The note referenced individuals including WARITA and Renate, and mentioned a plan or claim involving postal equipment. Authorities are investigating the contents and potential motives.
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