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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
Mickie invites readers to send letters from soldiers and promises to print them. The editor notes they receive only about 60 letters from a single person, but show pride in the service members and appreciation for communications from all the boys stationed away from home.
Delinquent stock assessments dated July 15 1916 levy to be sold April 19 1919 at 2 PM at the Secretary Treasurer office in Shoshone Idaho to cover assessments and advertising costs under the board of directors order W Hal Horne Secretary Treasurer lists location and details of the matter for Shoshone Idaho.
The text honors Pvt. Sing Kee of Infantry Chung Kee, father of 604 North Fourth Street San Jose California. For extraordinary heroism at Mont Notre Dame west of Fismes France August 14 1918 he refused evacuation during shelling and operated a regimental relay station aiding front line communication. Kee earned the Distinguished Service Medal and the piece urges Liberty Loan support.
President Wilson urges food aid to curb Bolshevik influence as unity hinges on stable government and invested citizens. Emphasizes thrift and War Savings Stamps as tools to support the nation’s economy, appealing to readers to adopt the habit of buying stamps at 25 cents or more.
A terse reflection by E B Chapin extols a noble attribute of humanity. The line praises forgiveness as a sign of character and strength.
The article ponders the uncertain origin of golf, noting possible Dutch or Scottish roots. It suggests a Hollandish game resembling wolf played on the lee with stakes, with no known rules, and a croquet like Gnish style where a ball was struck between two sticks.
In Lisbon the cemetery displays rows of small chapels along avenues bordered by cypress trees. Portuguese tradition keeps the dead visible, using chapels as mortuaries with coffins placed on shelves inside. Through iron grills, altars and towers gleam in subdued interior light.
A biblical proverb from Proverbs is cited as accurate after two millennia of world experience. It notes that braying a fool in a mortar among wheat with a pestle may not cure him but is sometimes the only way to rid the fool of folly.
A Thrift Magazine passage urges men to work until age a hundred, joking that retirement at sixty leads to a dull life. It compares staying in harness to planting a century plant and treats the undertaker as the foe of idleness, mixing satire with thrift advice.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach trouble that caused pain, restricted meals, and restless nights. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleeplessness, proving beneficial for indigestion or constipation.
Major General William L. Sibert chief of the chemical warfare service warns that if the war had not ended the German forces would have been overwhelmed by gas, according to his assessment.
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