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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
6
In a crowded scene a young man proposes to a reluctant fiancée amid wedding plans and witty banter. Friends chatter about guest lists ushers and who attends while the couple debates how to navigate a social slipstream. The mood mixes romance with comic social pressure as plans unfold.
The text presents a garbled scene about a girl named Deruthes or Durothes and her mother amid a danger signal. A child’s mischief intersects with parental concern and a tense moment as a father questions where the girl is and what she plans, all wrapped in confusion and incomplete dialogue.
Wingfeld confronts poverty and social pretension as he tries to please Jean with finery while fearing exposure. He plans to invite Billy Treptow, seeking status through appearances, but finds their shared rented world full of longing and strain. The couple debate money, dignity, and influence over their fragile life together.
Mrs Regan berates landlord and agent Mr Phelps and Mr Kelly in a tense kitchen hallway exchange. She catalogs failed repairs, insists on shelving, stove, wallpaper, and fresh fixtures, and blasts evasive management while defending Mamie’s hair and a looming confrontation with the owner Kelly.
Albion Idaho offers eight week and six week summer courses at Albion Normal School with programs including normal school work. Dormitory housing available at four dollars per week. For information contact President G A Axline.
The senator once joked that forefathers rode to Thanksgiving service with blunderbuses and eyes peeled for Indians, recalling arrows and escapes, then asks if Indians settled America. The boy asks if they settled the land, and the reply is yes, linking past deeds to the country’s origin.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton shares a testimonial alleging Chamberlain's Liniment cured years of rheumatic pain in two months, allowing sleep and movement again. For sale by all druggists. Also advertised: a six room house nearly new with water and electricity at a discount, easy terms. Wanted: married man to work on a farm in town with good references. Address B H Lock Box 524 Gooding, Idaho.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Kimama page mentions a Wednesday event on March 19 involving sheep at a field and marks a cropped bar. The text is unclear and lacks complete context or names to identify a full notice.
Internal use claim describes cure acting directly on mucous surfaces with testimonials sent free. Priced at 75 cents per bottle and sold by all druggists. Bold assertion targets public seeking remedy and lists distribution method and cost.
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