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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
2
An advertisement from Shoshone Idaho promotes Dyspepsin and Beermuth as leading digestive aids. It promises money back if not effective and cites tests, with prices of 60¢ and 1.00. The copy emphasizes stomach health and claims the product is sold at local stores.
A tribute to Samuel Johnson on the 129th anniversary of his death recounts his steadfast independence, common sense, and moral courage. The piece praises Boswell and Hoxwall as biographers and lauds Johnson as a model of integrity who fought faults and stood firm in personal dignity.
Fragmentary account describes Cerberus the three headed watchdog at Hades entrance. Conflicting tales claim he guarded souls, with some sources noting deep myths about his role near the River Styx and interactions with Charon.
A mixed column lists several fraternal groups including Knights of Pythias Delos Edge No 29 meeting Thursdays at 7 PM, Modern Woodmen of America Camp No 62 meeting first and third Tuesdays at 7 o clock, Bethany Lodge No 22 meeting Wednesdays with visiting Draters, and A M A Bethany lodge notices. It also notes an office in the Merrifield Studio building offering life and accident insurance, conveyancing, probate business, and collection services by J L Yuller.
Paris report stating Leo Clarette found at Guernerey, Victor Hugo’s home, manuscript copies of speeches given at biweekly Christmas dinners for poor children. Hugo urged peace, declaring war abhorred and praising toys that promote motherhood for girls and work for boys, avoiding weapons and destruction.
In Moscow a newly formed club imposes absolute silence on members within its precincts with penalties for infractions. The luxurious venue offers billiards chess and other games and uses tablets to convey orders to silent waiters. The club operates in a manner likened to a fictional secret society with strict discipline across dining library and private rooms.
New finds from Sardes in Asia Minor reveal bilingual Lydian and Aramaic inscriptions with eight line texts dating to Artaxerxes era. Prof Howard Crosby Butler and Dr Enno Littmann report the Artemis temple nearly unearthed, showing pure Lydian craftsmanship and earlier use before the late fourth century B C.
Julina Dalsey attempted to flirt with the wife of Police Sergeant Charles E. Dudley in Chicago. The sergeant administered a drubbing and arrested Dalsey. He told the judge he was writing a book and sought material for it by flirting with Mira.
Dr Thomas J Allen president of Aurora College files for the 1914 Nobel Prize citing a sixty day peanut diet as the basis of his application.
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