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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
3
H W Boring of Overland Park Kansas reports a 20 pound gain and improved health after taking Tanlac. He cites relief from dyspepsia back pain headaches catarrh and nervousness with better digestion sleep and renewed strength. Tanlac is sold by druggists nationwide.
An old newspaper ad argues rheumatism stems from tiny disease germs in the blood and promotes S S S as a blood purifier to cleanse the circulation and remove germs. It advertises free literature from Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga and ends with a quip about literary men.
A clipped exchange mocks a local election district praising a voter who has never cast a ballot since 1824. The dialogue highlights pride in a district where the ideal veteran is absent, underscoring quirks of civic participation.
An old advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes for wool, silk, cotton, linen, and mixed fabrics. It cautions against poor dye jobs that cause spots fades or ruined articles and notes druggists carry Solar Card promotions.
Robert Harvey Ran dalph, a young New York man, leaves Madge Vas Tellier after a quarrel as she returns to Bee Beemer. His new acquaintance Fiacclot Bie 1d & cho tue itt lures him, and he escorts her to his apartment. There, a lunch remark reveals Pamela Thornton as the true beneficiary of his generosity, but he does not tell her of her luck and leaves her alone promising to return in the morning.
In a bold caper, Randolph plans to move Miss Imogene Thornton and her sister to a dog show as legal work unfolds. He boards a Madison Avenue cab, barters with a wary officer, and coordinates a shift change at the Village Cab company to pursue the night’s mission.
Mr Randolph spends nights in a dim quarter near the North River as he ingrains himself with a rough crew and the city’s underbelly. He recalls a life of New York society, gambling and danger while using charm to dodge the net closing around him. Amid noisy clubs and coded warnings his connections fray, and a taunting officer hints at his precarious position as threats mount.
A brief column explores women’s reactions as Abe speaks into a telephone receiver, highlighting social dynamics and communication norms of a bygone era. The piece uses observational tone to note how voice and delivery influence perception.
Fragmented OCR from a history page blends college ads with war era quips. Mentions MARINELLO BEAUTY FASLOM and INTER-MOUNTAIN ART, plus MOLER BARBER COLLEGE and EMBROIDERY SHOP. A patrol report notes a private remark about a loaded pistol during service. Various miscellaneous items hint at wartime home front life and humor.
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