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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
3
Mrs. Longworth becomes a Washington host as her Tuesday at homes grow into a city feature. It is widely believed she has political ambitions for her husband and the social events may open doors to political advancement.
At Port Florence on Victoria Nyanza a drydock cut from solid rock by locals is 250 feet long 48 feet wide and 14 feet deep. It lies about 3 700 feet above sea level nearly three times the height of Lake Chautauqua with the Nile source nearby.
In San Francisco the court crier announced Loudovie Daldagiovanni, who was summoned to the courtroom after three attempts. He initially wished to resign but, encouraged to persevere, he entered and faced the bench and bar with evident relief and approval.
Advertises a $30 round trip via the Salt Lake Route with sale starting April 26. Credits J. H. Burtner of Salt Lake City and includes a quoted daily thought by Ruskin about labor and thought shaping happiness.
The passage notes Elihu Root signs as E Root while Charles J Bonaparte signs his full name. It comments on the ease of signing for Root and the continued practice of Bonaparte.
Round trip to California offered for thirty dollars with travel via the Salt Lake Route. For complete details write to J. H. Burtner, Salt Lake City.
A satirical quip notes that the great commandment centers on the Almighty Dollar and love of money over neighborliness, claiming profits overshadow moral law. The assertion contrasts spiritual duty with material greed in a witty moral critique.
A kindly letter to a young playwright from Clyde Fiteh criticizes too much imitation of Tosca Nero and Barrie across acts one through four. He likens the aspiring writer to a shabby man in a bar muttering about his double roles as railroad president and senator.
Paris remains behind in modernization as its houses rely heavily on wood for fuel. Bakers and confectioners burn vast amounts of timber, causing annual depletion of forests. France reserves extensive forests in several regions to supply fuel needs.
A sweeping declaration by the Nationalists announces a campaign to end socialist outrages at Loos. The report notes various global events, including famine aid in China, shipwrecks, and political developments, with emphasis on national security and public order worldwide.
W H Milfock, a English writer and political economist, cites a social definition at a New York dinner. He compares it to a Oxford student joke with a police officer. The youth asks if the law permits calling a policeman an ass. The officer replies that the law says nothing about that. The youth then bids good night to Mr Policeman.
Mrs. George J. Steese of Akron Ohio reports her infant daughter suffered a severe skin eruption described as a humor eating away the body and face. After trying three doctors with no relief the use of Cutura Soap and Ointment led to complete clearing within weeks, with the mother praising the product despite cost.
The Boston common council shows a shifting power with new committee choices. President Barrett selects Councilmen Hertkowsky Santosuesso and Purcell for the Patriot day committee, signaling a changing city leadership and political tone in Boston Traveler coverage.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Eave as a cure for foot ailments. It claims the product is sold by all druggists and shoe stores and offers a free sample. Address provided appears garbled but indicates Le Roy, New York.
Prince Waldemar of Denmark emerges as a notable boxing figure, described as a ready gloves contender. A stray ad fragment mentions teething remedy and a cosmetic claim about complexion, but these notes are unclear and fragmentary.
Mas Hecore of Bad Luck, J. M. Scanlan, a well known writer of San Francisco, claims he has founded 13 dailies and weeklies in California that failed. He recounts a Civil War wound and a stray cannon incident, then veers into garbled ad copy for patent medicines and a Toledo firm, ending with urged constipation remedies.
A Portland physician estimated that 2,048 teaspoonfuls of tears were shed by the audience in a single night while hearing Savages Madam Butterfly. The figure translates to about two gallons of tears.
A fragmented note discusses color and duty with vague phrases about agricultural crops valued at billions. It references the United States revealing large on land bunkers and mentions food and cereal crops with a combined worth in the billions.
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