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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
6
In a perilous descent, a car crashes through trees and into a canyon. Peter rescues Alix after her fatal injuries and a crowd witnesses the heartbreak as Cherry faints and Mira Lloyd is attended. The group mourns while hopes linger for others involved.
Amid a mountain cabin scene and a hospital study a group of friends gather around Alix’s still body and Peter’s shattered life as Cherry and Martin confront fate. Doctors warn of grave injuries while Kate, Ken, and Thompson help care for the dying and support Peter's fragile resolve.
Peter recalls Alix’s life and their history as villagers gather for her funeral by the grave. He sees Kow by the doctor’s grave, a solemn scene under autumn skies, while memories of Alix as a bright child and beloved daughter return in quiet recollection.
An unclear OCR passage mixes weather, people, and places with many garbled terms. It mentions Marley, America, and a mansion context, but the meaning is obscured by errors. Names, dates, or precise events cannot be confirmed from the readable fragments.
The ad extols Tanlac as a digestive tonic and body builder that invigorates the entire digestive tract, improves appetite, and aids nutrient absorption. It claims better energy, reduced distress from food, and overall vitality, urging readers to obtain Tanlac from their druggist today. It ends with a quip about marriage and writing.
Mrs F G Norman of Portland credits Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with stabilizing her daughter s health during high school years. She says the remedies relieved functional disturbances and pain, restoring regularity and ending suffering, and asks others to consult local druggists or Dr Pierce for advice.
The piece urges careful examination of Castoria bottles bearing the signature as a remedy used for infants and children for over 30 years. It then pivots to a rural quip where Uncle Eben jokes that a loafer does little harm beyond blocking a worker’s path and insisting on getting in the way.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt depicts a quirky exchange in Nigger ville with remarks on a gospel tent and a sawdust evangelist preaching on idleness. The speaker confesses acquaintance with the preacher, while quire Witherbee notes the conscience tied to the message.
A young aunt is left in charge of a small apartment and two children. She tells Bobby she is going to the kitchen to prepare baby's milk and to call her when he wakes. Bobby jokes that the baby will alarm itself on waking.
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