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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
2
A narrator recalls trying on a dress and discussing fashion with friends and family. The scene moves through shopping, the thrill of new clothes, and social expectations at holiday gatherings, ending with the excitement of Santa Claus and stockings. A child’s Christmas morning details the magic of gifts and the contrast with adult mood and memory.
An antiquated Englishwoman attempting to board an omnibus by the rear door caused amusement. The driver and a passerby watched as she explained her intent with a calm, humorous reply, saying she had no sidewayes, reflecting a quaint misunderstanding captured in Youth's Companion.
Gen Daniel B Miekter reflects on a humbler life path and past choices while contemplating what might have been. The remark hints at quiet satisfaction with present contentment and a winding thought on missed opportunities and the value of restraint.
A terse note from The Pathfinder notes Willie-I'apa aid team contact and taxidermist reference. It mentions a telephone line for further details and hints at a recent incident involving Mido.
A distorted report describes Mire Bouma Sheer of Brooklyn alighting from a trolley near her home late Monday night. Patrolman James Slattery reportedly questioned her, amid replies about police duties and ongoing pollen department troubles.
The Plains and mountains welcome Mr Langrishe, a pioneer of dramatic arts. Helena citizens recently hosted a grand benefit for him raising 1,000 for a house. At the show’s close Colonel Woolfolk presented a 600 brick of native gold as a token of friendship and esteem.
In a humorous Christmas tale a stout aunt frets over Beanie’s spendthrift parents and Beanie’s eager gifts. She recalls hunting a Princeton pennant, embroidering shirts, and clawing through sales for coin purses, then contemplates roses for Beanie and a diamond ring she cannot buy, as Christmas approaches.
A clipped dialogue scene shows Rivers and Brook trading cryptic remarks about the King of Sweden and dogs on a farm. The typewriter then erupts again, interrupting the exchange as they discuss confusing phrases and telegraphic cues.
A Louiville Courier Journal item describes a failed elopement after a planned signal from a lover to her window. The ruse, a robin-like noise, ended when the girl's father fired a shotgun from his window. The curious episode highlights a family dispute turning on a sound based ruse.
Liechtenstein, Europe's smallest sovereign state, plans its bicentennial celebration with a monarch and parliament, no taxes, and no army. Finances are provided by Prince John II who nominates three of fifteen MPs. During the Austro Prussian War the principality sided with Austria, mobilized 100 officers and men, but remained unengaged and overlooked in peace talks. Fifteen years later Bismarck noted the state was still technically at war, and a formal peace treaty was signed.
The paper examination of teachers for twenty certificates will be held in Shoshone on May 22 and 24. My office days are every Saturday and the first Monday of each month.
A testimonial from John Supsic of Sanbury Pa proclaims the pills relieve constipation. The ad claims they restore bowel function and help liver complaints. Price 25 cents and recommended by all dealers.
A newspaper item cites varied claims about rheumatism cures and remedies. It mentions Chamberlain’s Liniment as effective for arm pain and Arnica Salve for muscle relief, plus a note on a Gladwin Michigan case with long-term illness. The piece also advertises a stallion for trade, a house for sale, and local shop pitches.
A promotional broadside from the Solace Remedy Co of Battle Creek promises a money back guarantee if Solace fails to remove uric acid troubles. It touts a new medical discovery claimed to dissolve uric acid crystals, asserting safety, pure composition, and no opiates. The letter mentions free trial boxes and testimonials, urging readers to request a free box and write to Battle Creek, Mich.
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