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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
3
Physicians emphasize Castoria as a trusted remedy for children, noting doctors are nearby and available around the clock. They warn against imitations and urge parents to rely on Fletcher's Castoria as familiar and beneficial for babies based on professional experience and care.
A Los Angeles police exchange ends with a mistaken vagrancy arrest of a working woman whose husband fights in France. Humor lines from Chief Butler and gentle quips about April weather mix with reflections on mortality and a fableish fence-sitter on Hades.
Two ancient kings discuss inscribing a friendly agreement on stone to ensure public awareness and prevent misinterpretation as mere paper. They aim for durable memory and clear, lasting enforceability of their pact.
President approves Postmaster General Burleson’s plan to return private ownership of American cable systems on May 2 after government control began last November. Legal battles over seizure ended as Congress winds debate on telegraph and telephone line returns.
Heroes of the Argonne and Belgium from the 62nd regiment 61st division returned to Cheyenne from France. The unit sailed from Camp Lewis on July 12 1918 arriving at Havre and Cherbourg on July 2. Division strength 28172 with 5835 casualties including 934 killed and 275 missing. They earned Congressional medals of honor 5 distinguished service crosses 10 croix de guerre 101 war crosses 150 and captured 12 officers 400 enlisted men 33 artillery pieces and 471 machine guns. The front advanced 34 kilometers (21.12 miles).
Paris reports it is virtually decided that the first meeting of the league of nations will be held in Washington next October with President Wilson presiding in the White House East Room. At the peace conference plenary session Wilson urged a nine member committee to arrange the league inauguration.
Reported scenes from Koblenz where civilians raised a German flag amid peace news as soldiers police quickly removed it. Nearby crowds of men on leave gathered near a downtown bathhouse, but MP halted the display. Other items note Bolsheviki disarmed, and a humorous exchange about censorship and weather bulletins.
A regional column extols sturdy womanhood amid social change and disease fears. It cites catarrh affecting 97 percent and promotes Dr. Hartman’s Peruna with testimonials, including Mrs. Mary Fricke and other unnamed readers, as a cure or relief.
Reports from druggists show a simple remedy, Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, helps kidney trouble. Doctors from a major life insurance company note many applicants have undetected kidney issues. Available at drug stores in two bottle sizes. sample by sending ten cents for trial bottle with paper mention.
A quirky exchange features a god asking for jack and a matey reply that split it, but another pirate notes there isn’t enough. The brief dialogue captures playful nautical slang and a lighthearted tug of wit between old pals.
The piece describes auto-toxication as toxins from neglect and failing organs, causing headaches fatigue digestive and respiratory symptoms. It advocates cleansing the system with castor oil or Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, a laxative containing May-apple, aloes and jalap.
A dubious health remedy advertisement argues that old age starts with weakened kidneys and digestion. It promotes Gold Medal Oil capsules as a standard home treatment to stimulate kidney action, claiming renewed vitality and delaying aging. The piece urges readers to consult their druggist and note import origins. It also references February wool consumption data from the Bureau of Markets and a government sales note.
Readly Adapted discusses popular songs and the whistling motif. It notes curiosity about why tunes attract listeners and hints at cultural appeal without detailing specific artists or dates.
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