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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
6
A terse exchange centers on a claimed umbrella noting it was at a pawnshop. The speaker denies denial and asserts the item belongs to them, framing the moment as a humorous quick reply.
Advertisement claims Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder medicine, has a long tested record and physician endorsement. It urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents, noting doctors and druggists widely back the product. Also includes unrelated quotes about aviation and a Carnegie puppet remark.
Living in a barn converted into a dwelling, Mrs Penfield becomes manager of an apartment building called The Custard Cup. Penfield, who never met her patron Mrs Horatius Weatherstone, is living with adopted children Crink and Thad. Thad reports a strange man seeking her by her maiden name. A tenant Mrs Gunsie Bosley asks Pansie to supervise a package, which she does hesitantly. A hospital refuse dump search yields Trink, a veteran, who meets Latte and brings her to Pansie, earning an invitation to join the household.
Mrs Penfield struggles with a tight budget as Lettie and Thad try to manage a growing family. New cap tentiet arrives, stirring tension and humor amid arithmetic concerns and food limits.
A fragmented ad style note mocks a catarrh medicine claim and a daily thought segment. It references Toledo and a stream of garbled lines about be gcaearrh and deafness. The passage reads like a diary style snippet from a periodical.
A local health note discusses Jolie E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with claims that 98 out of 100 women benefited. It cites long experience, noting improved support for female ailments and an emphasis on natural roots and herbs, while acknowledging about 2 percent receive no benefit.
Mrs Penfield meets her long unseen uncle Jeremiah Winston whose lumber camp Oregon past contrasts with her cut-off family history. The rugged visitor describes quitting the woods after a fatal work accident and explains his coming to the city to reconnect, sharing a sense of loneliness and a wish to reconcile with kin.
In a bustling kitchen scene at The Custard Cup a tense exchange unfolds among Mrs Bowley and Mrs Penfield. Bowley plans a trip to Sacramento and asks Penfield to relay she is away while neighbors Jerry Winston and Thad observe, hinting at possible gossip and a mix of adoptive family quips.
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