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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
6
A garbled fragment cites a claim about George Washington as the most truthful, then doubts arise about his honesty and a reference to a cherry tree. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
A garbled note warns that kidney trouble often causes serious backache and urges readers to seek a test. The text includes unclear phrases about recommendations and cautions. The readable parts suggest presenting a sample or treatment claim without clear evidence.
A fragmentary dialogue from Cleveland Minis Denier features a girl recounting her feelings and doubts about a relationship. The exchange reveals family disapproval and fear of social consequences, with hints of planned secrecy and worry over a prospective match.
A fragmented notice describes regulations from the Callfrule state board of Hiwlth governing drinking vessels in Pestemrania. The text references five minutes of inspection and references to Aflye with the New American Wooten as context for the beverage ware standards.
Monty Blainey endures hunger, prankish company, and shifting loyalties during a seaside fasting experiment with Lucile Green, Lipton Clair, and Frank Bopp aboard a moonlit island. Prank arrives early, tension rises at breakfast, and breadless days test patience as plans for survival unfold.
The state board of health report on University of Minnesota drinking fountains notes most sanitary types were poorly constructed. Vertical discharge required users to place mouths directly over the nozzle, and many drank with lips touching the nozzle. Researchers praised a new fountain design with an angled discharge to prevent backflow from the mouth.
London announced a joint Allied proclamation condemning German political crimes against Russian and Romanian peoples and rejecting recognition of Germanys peace treaty. It states Allies will keep fighting to finish this policy of plunder and replace it with organized justice, praising Russia Poland and Romania for steadfastness and urging trust in armies for freedom.
The third contingent of Salvation Army workers for service in France departed Chicago on March 18. The party comprised a corps and other aides, marking another step in the wartime relief effort.
Federal food bound holds three loaves of bread, several pounds of buckwheat, and pieces of chocolate candy bearing evidence of ground glass contact. Four Americans receive distinct honors from the Japanese emperor per C. Yada of the Japanese consulate.
A spring health promotion urges readers to boost vitality through Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The advertisement claims to restore stomach and liver function, offering tablets or liquid for purchase with Buffalo, New York origin and trial terms. It frames health as essential for action and energy.
A young man appeared before a local exemption board seeking relief on disability grounds. Members mocked him with cynical quips as he declared he lost a leg at the Somme, triggering a moment of stark silence in the room.
An aged advertisement fragment touts a catarrh remedy sold by Gruggista for decades. It promises relief by acting through the blood on body surfaces and mentions F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. The text includes mock dialogue and a reflective cartoon caption about hope for recovery.
A brief note notes that an individual joined the iteration corps seeking rapid advancement and a chance to rise quickly. The phrasing suggests a satirical or literary context rather than a formal report.
The hostess described the event as strictly informal, prompting bids to dress up as a playful effect. The remark led to lighthearted chatter about attire turning formal despite the stated dress code.
An OCR fragment references Castoria as an old infant remedy and mentions Fletcher's Castoria. It cites Dr. Pierce's Pellets for digestion and laxative use. The note also notes Glasgow’s September quarter export to the United States totaling $1,920,579.
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