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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented report outlines a dispute involving Tur Tran Mally and El S, with unclear details. The readable text mentions a potential confrontation or statutory matter and notes local officials or witnesses, but names and dates remain uncertain.
Cities including Chicago Lancaster Franklin Oll City Chester Superior Galveston Des Moines Alexandria Seattle gave scouts brief control of city offices for one hour. Scout Mayor John Moriarity and deputies led sessions at the council chambers issuing petitions, planning safety committees, and proposing advisory boards. They also sought anti cigarette law enforcement review and required officials to take a beaut oath along with their oaths of office.
At the National Court of Honor meeting scouts from thirteen states were honored for lifesaving and exemplary service. Names represent Butte Montana Wheston Illinois Kenosha Wisconsin Cranston Rhode Island Rushton Minnesota Granite City Illinois Tenois Massachusetts Newark New Jersey Lowell Washington It Indiana Westport Connecticut Moniea Collen Munichester New York Clarmmant New Hampshire.
A fragmented OCR snippet from Cornell ham scout club notes mentions Coley Raw and a mass and jet related improvisation. The readable text is unclear but indicates a club activity or event with names and terms that resemble a meeting or ritual context.
Memorial Day ceremonies across the nation honor American servicemen with Arlington National Cemetery as a central site. Washington showcases monuments from the Revolution to the Civil War, plus forthcoming memorials and a monumental George Washington building project. The Titanic victim memorials and a Peary tribute join the rising list, as Marine Band music accompanies official observances led by the President and foreign dignitaries.
A reflective verse honors an old veteran whose white head and calm heart symbolize a life lived with integrity. The speaker praises his undimmed record, lack of hate, and serene final chapter, noting that the path he walked was solitary and the end now near.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a city or region with partial phrases about seers and a park. No clear event dates, names, or outcomes are discernible. Readable items include stray references to a “Raparmet” and “TARE” but lack coherent details.
A memorial on the White House grounds opposite the Corcoran Gallery in Potomac Park will honor 4411 First Division casualties from World War I. The design echoes the West Point Battenment and cost around $100,000, funded by former Division members. sculptors Daniel French and Charles Aubert collaborate on the joint work.
President Harding praised Memorial Day as a lofty national day of consecration. He said it honors those from the nation's beginnings who deserved the highest gratitude and appreciation. The message recalls brave sons from Lexington to the Argonne, remembered for valor and sacrifice.
A garbled passage describes a lesson of the day with scattered names and places. The text references diet or payment, a commune, and family terms but lacks clear, cohesive meaning. Readable elements hint at local life topics without concrete events or figures.
Fragmented notice recalls a World War era veteran who died recently in the town. The brief item mentions the deceased’s wartime service and local ties, with sparse readable details about burial or tributes.
Betty the farm horse lived to thirty eight, once a workhorse for a farmer and family. The farmer’s wife, rich visitors, and children all remember her kindness, keeping her in a safe home as she aged with dignity. Betty enjoyed quiet chats with other horses over a fence and moments of youthful play on sunny days.
Unclear OCR text fragment presents no identifiable events or entities. Summary cannot extract concrete persons organizations places dates or outcomes from the provided readable content.
Milwaukee woman Mary Satueck describes severe fatigue and weakness after one child. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and easing symptoms, urging others to try the remedy and share experiences.
Scientific advice replaces laxatives with safer methods. A natural lubricant helps keep waste soft when constipation occurs. Nujot acts like this lubricant and promotes regular bowel movements without irritation. It is not a medicine or laxative and is harmless and pleasant. Najol used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Great fortunes are sometimes made because a man has nothing else to do.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a premier kidney remedy by Dr Kilmer and Co. It claims rapid, mild effects and offers two bottle sizes with a paid sample option for ten cents. The note urges mentioning the paper when ordering and includes a miscellaneous joke about umbrellas.
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