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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1917
Page
4
A Shoshone Idaho newspaper urges readers to back the Red Cross and the Y M C A as part of a national war effort. It argues volunteers and donations aid soldiers, condemns German aggression, and emphasizes honest handling of funds to maximize impact.
The text argues against political interference in a proposed voluntary division led by a figure named Teddy. It suggests acceptance would end controversy, insists participation would be voluntary, and predicts broad support, claiming administration could avoid politics by backing Tedily’s proposal.
Memorial Day approaches with calls to honor those who died for liberty. The Journal notes poor turnout at a mass meeting for observance and urges citizens to engage, with Rey Martin chairing music and church collaboration. The Baugh theatre donates space, and local residents organize a fitting program to honor veterans and the flag.
A garbled London Telegraph snippet discusses medical travel, advising against spending money or taking vacations, with references to a herbal cure and a range of odd health tips. The text mentions Rosemary Hosiery, PINUE Khas, and various peculiar remedies, ending with a note on Byron and fat fighting and a cricket-related line.
A historical note recalls 100 years ago when umbrellas weighed heavy. Leather or cloth coverings over wooden ribs and oak sticks were common, with some models adding feathers on top to shed water. The discussion highlights early, bulky designs before lighter rainproof fabrics and modern innovations.
A small nervous guest at a Philadelphia bridge game trembles as her partner leads, revealing anxiety about the dreaded beige feud. The scene highlights fear in social play and the tension of polished gatherings in urban society.
CK Belton recounts a 1775 Virginia episode where GOC recruits were drawn by a shooting contest. A chalk outlined target at 150 yards tested skill, determining who would enlist. The description highlights disciplined aim and the drive to meet military needs.
A quotation on character as the wool forming a protective coat of honor. It notes that external forces may destroy reputation, but only internal force can ruin character through thoughts, actions, and words that bind the golden chain of virtue.
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