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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
6
A garbled historic piece references a vast structure called the Greatest Dam in the Mie Nile river, with vague mentions of Rhartain Atrio and Lord Blichen er Hecame. It alludes to ancient quests and a famous site, surrounding enigmatic acts and a controversial, symbolic tune about unity and power.
A Tampa reader story details Tanlac maintaining fitness for four years. McGraw claims Tanlac keeps him well and notes improved health after using laxatives previously. The piece also recounts an anecdote about a concertgoer recognizing a famed tenor with a damaged voice.
For years druggists note the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine It is a physician prescription Swamp-Root in a strengthening medicine Sample bottles offered for ten cents by Kilmer Co Binghamton NY to test the preparation Mention this paper Advertisement
A collage of child mishearings and quips alongside a Cuticura advertisement. The piece recalls a girl naming a woolly bear Cladly and a student misinterpreting Nero as the Goo Man, amid stray lines from a hymn. An ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for rashes with old timey marketing flair.
Discovery through fingerprinting showed forty nine of the New York post office registry division employees had criminal records and were dismissed. The arrests of seven workers linked to a long running postal robbery scheme near two million dollars. Bartlett said the probe aims to purge untrustworthy staff and protect honest employees. Gasoline prices rose one cent per gallon amid broader oil price increases with service stations charging 50 cents for regular and higher for premium grades.
Idaho news items report Boise high school students selecting Helen Turner as “100 per cent girl” after a vote of twenty five girls. Other items note a fine for Nex Perce former cashier Leslie Roth, efforts to push old age pension legislation, a north Idaho pioneers group forming, and hail and rain damage in East Twin Falls.
Officials announce a formal shift by the International Dremerhond of Locomotive Fireman toward political activity. The move aims to cooperate with labor organizers and pursue policy goals at the convention setting, with distinctions on weather-related duties and organizational rules affecting participation.
A garbled excerpt shows mention of a Senate debate on recognizing a government and a resolution by Senator Norah. The text references possible action on recognition and references to a show or event, with unclear timing and places. The readable names and terms are sparse and fragmented.
A 1920s style letters page features Miss Brooks answering reader questions on manners introductions dance etiquette and hair care. Readers from Idaho and Nevada ask about marriage status curling methods and proper social conduct at dances and cafes.
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