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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
8
Amid rising leather and hide costs driven by export demand and embargoes, retailers warn of higher shoe prices but claim they can maintain old price values by buying directly from large US manufacturers. Affected goods include No 16120-Empir White Top lace with Black Kid bottom.
A fragmented dream narrative unfolds with figures of Washington and Major Andre, recounting treason, trial, and execution. The speaker reflects on betrayal by Lee and Arnold, and the moral weight of punishment, blending historical recollection with surreal imagery.
A torn text fragment advocates doing good to those who hate you, tying kindness to science and self examination. It warns that awakened eyes reveal destructive traits within and urges turning away from hostile, dull guests. The piece ends abruptly.
Fragmentary historical note describes how books once had pledged value in medieval markets. It highlights book pawnage in Oxford with chests of pledges and careful processing, mentioning book fairs, Smithfield markets, parchment dealers, and a shadowed Pater Bieber area near St Paul’s.
The Pall Mall Gazette notes that Leonard Jules Sandeau, born at Auberson a century ago, inspired George Sand. In Paris as a young writer Sandeau befriended Mme Dudevant, and they coauthored Rose et Blanche in 1831. Their brief collaboration ended, and she adopted his surname to become George Sand.
A teacher, sure of a lesson on sculpture and world history, asks students what the thinker’s pose suggests. One child replies, “He’s lost his letters,” revealing a humorous misinterpretation of the artwork.
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