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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure vegetable kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims no terminals or habit forming drugs and offers sample bottles for ten cents with a paper mention. Bottles come in medium and large sizes and are sold at drug stores nationwide.
In a Boston transcript a young person asks how to pronounce the gemstone in a ring claiming it is turkoise or turkwoise. The jeweler corrects with the pronunciation "glats."
A clipped exchange questions Miss Blank's fee and notes she has been "Searing It since about 1870" while a nearby speaker urges self-reliance, saying little can be done for you if you cannot do much for yourself.
A Springfield reader credits a Vegetable Compound with restoring her health during pregnancy and recovery after a doctors advised surgery. She describes eight births, improved vitality, and urges others to try the remedy. The testimonial cites her husband’s urging and mentions a massachusetts address.
C. W. Burton testifies that after twenty years of stomach trouble he is now well. Eatonie addresses the root cause by removing soidity and gas, offering relief from sourness belching indigestion and other stomach troubles when Extonic tablets are taken after meals. A small cost and druggist guarantee accompany this remedy.
The piece follows Slim Hervey and Imogene Thornton after a cab collision near the Poppy club. Randolph deflects his impulse to help and flees to Tourke O Shaughnessy, then plans to stage makeup to hide the incident. A lawyer and plain clothes officers interrupt as the scene unfolds.
In a tense scene a financier named Mr Milvans presses Robert Randolph for a quick windfall to fund an affair with Miss Thornton while Randolph coolly sets terms for credit and marriage, hinting at a hospital visit and a looming public scandal as a city lives through flirtation, money, and power.
The American Forestry Magazine notes trout vary greatly by water maturity and development. Fisherman Mr. Hallock is said to have caught a seventeen pound trout, though common fish weigh only three to four pounds.
An elderly Albany man, John F. Figstt of 227 Peers Street, Albany, credits Tanlag with relieving a long rheumatic condition after years of immobility. He notes marked pain reduction, regained mobility, and renewed appetite, saying he had not needed a cane for several years and praising Tanlag as the greatest medicine he has encountered.
A fragmented Indianapolis News snippet describes three year old Robert of Franklin who loves his mother's jewelry. After dropping a ring in a register he is warned not to touch the case again. He later shouts that he did not touch the jewelry because he couldn’t reach it.
A fragment from the Birmingham Ape Hersid recounts skeptical chatter about prohibition era tricks and odd anecdotes. The dialogue mentions a sun bear, a Mississippi pig hunter, a man with a pet rattlesnake replacing an alarm clock, and various skeptical remarks.
An angry wife reproaches a delinquent husband for coming home after eleven. The man leans against the wall and softly asks for permission to remove his boots and rest, while recounting hours spent waiting. Pearson's Weekly notes the domestic scene and tension.
In a brisk interview quoted by Joyous, Senator Ser shom defends past comments as foresight during rough political seasons. He rejects claims of opportunism, insisting he spoke truthfully to inform friends and allies even when outlooks seemed unfavorable.
A quirky line references liking a bread with nutty flavor and a tongue in cheek note about reform tomorrow. The passage frames humor around appetite and impending change without a clear event or named figures.
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