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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented early Utah ad page lists diverse trades and firms. SABER HOSPITAL and rubber goods suppliers appear alongside elastic stockings makers welding shops corset parlors beauty parlor and sewing services. The noisy catalog includes motor parts tires tubes corsets hair goods clothing and business colleges in Salt Lake City with several address snippets.
A country boy watches a man named Talling ion while on vacation and asks how many fish he has. The reply is none yet. The boy says someone who fished there two weeks did not bite, and adds a remark about a local eel buur.
Dialogic exchange hints at skepticism about a new stage work's appeal. Maywright voices doubt while punting on audience understanding, noting Danbury reception as encouraging yet not translating to Broadway success.
A fragmentary note mentions a vague idea about a play title resembling The Merchant of Venice and asks what its point or purpose might be. The legible phrases imply confusion or a casual reading prompt without clear details or context.
A young man named Charlie Wetherbee pursues Ardeth Appel on a journey to New York and a hoped for marriage. An older gentleman counsels fate and love while Ardeth herself, unknown to him, also seeks adventure. The two meet by chance on a train and exchange a bold, hopeful exchange as the story traces their growing bond.
USDA guidance on selecting and keeping Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons for back yard flocks. Benefits of medium and small breeds, care to prevent feather and egg-eating problems, advice on local sourcing and evaluating health and vigor before purchase.
Sam Sullivan and Sons in Culpeper county Virginia joined the Better Sires Better Stock movement led by the USDA. The farm raises Holstein cattle Durom Jersey swine Rhode Island White chickens White Holland turkeys white guinea fowls Cochin bantams Muscovy ducks and purebred horses bred to purebred sires.
The article notes offering a ration in the later winter to ensure goslings hatch by gos or Reese. Breeders consider raising all goslings under hens, though some find it difficult to manage when allowed to hatch and rear their young.
A boy and girl depart with Mrs Wood Elf for adventures guided by playful woodland characters. They share meals, promise to help with dishes, and follow voices guiding them along a path as they eagerly pursue a journey filled with secrets and wonder.
A humorous dialogue hints at a boy’s curious pranks and a father’s reply. The exchange centers on mischievous behavior and how questions reveal intent, typical of humorous newspaper snippets from light features.
A humorous cartoon caption exchange about affording a car by quitting meat. The editors reflect on poetry and politics with quick quips about Milton echoes and social climbing. Cartoon captions include a jest about a lodge favoritism and a pun on running for office.
A terse exchange contrasts taste and vanity with claims of fabric colorfastness. A buyer suspects a salesman misrepresented dyes as fast, while witnesses note the colors ran when tested, capturing a shopper’s concern with style and honesty.
A dialogue features a character noting a hand on a clock bought on an installment plan and a reply asserting that buying a clock on tick is the natural choice, highlighting a pun on time and payments. The exchange emphasizes humor over consumer finance in a light, period voice.
A fragment recalls a questioned plan to place a band on a woman. It reveals that the plan did not succeed but exposed a scheme being considered. The dialogue suggests official concern over wrongdoing and public exposure.
A speaker questions exorbitant telegraph costs saying they were urged to use dispatch in correspondence and therefore wired all letters. The exchange highlights concerns over charges and the guidance given by a superior.
Disjointed lines reference a pleasure trip through divorce courts and a strategic move. The dialogue mentions a wife, a figure named Dobson, and an interest in a person at RMS IANA atuny house. Details are garbled but imply a domestic dispute with limited readable names.
A testimonial states Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, sold in tablets or liquid, improved health for “little ones” and adults by supporting blood and strength. The writer mentions relief from cold and neuralgia after using the remedy, praising its past popularity and urging readers to consult their local druggist.
An investigative scientist notes that wild cats sharpen claws on tree trunks not out of need but as a vanity display by males to showcase agility and power, challenging popular beliefs about their behavior.
An advertisement shows a dye kit promising to convert faded skirts stockings sweaters and draperies into new denim tones. Instructions claim any woman can use the kit by specifying fabric type wool silk cotton linen or mixture and dyeing with 16 rich colors. Buy "Tkasumt Dye" from the druggist.
A twelve year old girl writes to the newspaper alleging that children cause panics and that excitable women are behind public fears, citing Collier’s Weekly as supporting context. The fragment reflects era views on gender and youth.
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