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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as aiding sick and wounded women during war work and claims strength for weak women. It promotes trial packets from the Hotel Buffalo and touts Liver and bowel benefits, urging use of Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pills for health and vigor.
A fragmented text hints at a chief interest and a formal reception linked to a congressional talk. The garbled lines mention a secretary and ministerial roles, implying a discussion of alliance dynamics and a decision near a seventh of a month, but exact facts are obscured.
An advertisement extols Freezone for lifting corns and calluses with a few drops, claiming instant pain relief and effortless removal. It touts low cost and broad use on hard and soft corns and between toes, referencing a Cincinnati gentleman as a testimonial.
The article argues geese sustain year long production, offering diverse poultry goods and a major supply channel. It notes strong, steady demand and the birds’ role in feeding markets, with wide potential for producers and supply chains.
A distorted text sample mentions names and items like OCutenra and Boston with references to baths, anointings, and samples. The fragmentary lines provide no coherent event, date, or authoritative details to identify a proper news item or context. Unable to determine a factual summary from the readable fragments.
The WITAR sugar crop in Matsasas Province Cuba achieved the largest yield on record, totaling 1400 bags of 820 pounds each. In Dah sohwobe of Auntratia, Jipanae language studies are set to continue, guiding ongoing cultural preservation efforts.
The readable text shows scattered names and places like Avr Chicago Tn and references to a company. It suggests a partial notice or advertisement about a legal or financial matter, but most of the details are garbled.
Versailles conference reports indicate main points of armistice terms agreed in London and to be reviewed by military commanders. Allied terms reportedly require surrender of the German fleet and submarines and Allied occupation of Rhine fortified towns. Sir George Cave denounced Germany's treatment of British prisoners and violations of wartime agreements.
San Pranetaco reports the formation of a three million dollar state wide organization by the State Federation of Labor Federated Women's clubs and the State Council of Defense to curb profiteering in foodstuffs and lower prices. Representatives from multiple groups attended the conference Tuesday.
Figures show Australia with 500000 population sending 236000 men abroad. In Siberia, a Romanian Infantry brigade joins Entente troops, per a cable to Prof. T G Masaryk, president of the Czechoslovak national council.
Terre Haute Indiana former mayor Don Roberts, freed from Fort Leavenworth where he served time for election frauds, announces he learned Russian Spanish German and French in prison and will offer his linguistic services to the government.
Kaiser Abdication rumored after Berlin meeting of German state leaders. Reported position looks hopeless, and abdication is nearing. British independent air force bombing German positions behind lines with limited success. official updates noted. Flood cuts off supplies to Axbeville region, isolating troops and civilians. redrawn routes hinder aid.
A garbled dispatch from Mytilene reports fighting in Constantinople and Smyrna with German targets hit. The message, though unclear, indicates outbreaks of violence involving Turkish forces and German interests around these key cities, highlighting rising tensions in the region.
Washington levies a war excess profits tax on individuals and business partnerships in addition to the income tax under the revenue bill. The measure places new levies on earnings from wartime activities, affecting both sole proprietors and partnerships as part of funding the war effort.
Idaho State News notes mail service changes at Comtux Boise river station and recalls Cottonwood station. Red Cross sale yields 1000 dollars, with 200 dollars unsold. Beets drive labor demand. Twin Falls bank to open soon. Farmers fight gophers in Canyon county. Albion State Normal School quarantined for Spanish flu. Major Van DeSteeg promoted. former commander. Twin Falls high school staff in beet field during vacation. Penitentiary warden reports son wounded in France. Draft case in Nampa unsettled after five months in field. Gooding county records a soldier's death in France. Liberty loan reports exceed state quota. class 2 registrations sought. Mrs. James McDevitt dies in Placerville. Idaho schools face influenza funding strain. Ber ger shot in dispute over inland lease. Dolan claims self defense. Registration for Nov 5 general election open until Nov 2. War Savings drive planned to meet thrift stamp quota. Halley water pressure suit filed with utilities board. United States boys Working Reserve prep in schools. Malad reports death of Jobe Daniels at Camp Premont. Salmon River road work and early completion.
An advertorial claims Danderine removes dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It pledges new, fine hair after weeks of use and suggests applying the solution with a cloth to enhance hair softness and lustre. The ad urges buying Knowlton's Danderine at drug stores or counters.
Lixards are used in Trinidad to combat millions of froghoppers infesting sugarcane. Insects suck sap from roots and leaves, increasing rapidly. Scientists seek extermination methods and one planter has established a breeding race for lizards to feed on froghoppers, with precautions to protect the reptiles from birds and other predators.
An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims rapid relief, warns delayed treatment can be fatal, and urges purchase with money-back refund. It lists a long brand description and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
A quoted exchange contrasts honesty and industry with reflections on how the light saving law altered work perception. The Job Hunter notes a change since the law took effect, while The Boss affirms honesty.
An advertisement promotes CATARRH MEDICINE for nasal catarrh and recurrent colds. It claims internal use cleanses mucous surfaces and reduces repeated attacks, with a testimo nial and a money back offer. The text cites Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and includes a joke about arithmetic.
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