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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
3
Mike Keating, a cowboy on J. H. Boyce’s Delhart Texas ranch, says a lightning strike cured his severe indigestion and restored appetite. He lay unconscious hours, then asked for food, dining on a stew of beans and toast as his friend “cookie” recalled his months of stomach trouble.
In a sharp exchange a senator admits he must return home to learn what his constituents are thinking and likely to do. He questions how to respond as citizens already act, indicating district pressure and impending political considerations.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a reputable kidney and bladder remedy claiming quick results in thousands of cases. It urges purchase at drug stores for 1.00 or ordering a sample for ten cents and notes the product’s long standing medical use. It also includes a humorous exchange about noon lunch habits.
A mother warns against eating mutation fruit bright with sugar and color as three Morgan children plot a danger, but the plan backfires. Elsie, eight, is found early morning trotting the hall asking whether Dick and Arthur are dead yet, revealing the alarming prank was not over.
A playful exchange references a gazelle like creature as a cute Ut- Ue being. The text then notes the country has 2,000,000 women laborers on farms, highlighting a striking gendered labor statistic.
Allied forces press the Somme campaign as French troops strike toward Sailly-Sallisel and claim trenches northwest of Sally-Sallisel, while Germans recapture earlier positions near Le Maisonnette and in Binches. Romanian and Russian actions yield mixed results in Transylvania and Volhynia amid continuing Balkan and Serbian fighting.
Berkeley men students join election day observers in San Francisco to ensure a fair count on prohibition amendments. Mazatlan reports oldest living man Jose Juan Venasques, an Indian, claims to be 122 years old with records available.
General Trevino reports Villa has abandoned San ta Yeahel base and moves southeast toward Santa Rosalia with Parral as objective. Jury disagrees in riot case against Salem mayor Bartlett and four Haverhill officials over religious subject dispute reported April 3.
In Oroville California a large Swain Lumber plant was destroyed by fire. Cal Fire reports the blaze consumed more than 6 000 000 feet of lumber along with mill buildings in Feather River canyon.
Two women died in a blaze that destroyed a seven story loft and factory building on East Houston Street. Fire caused heavy property damage estimated at about 1.1 million dollars.
Norers purchased by French agents in Caldwell. highway bonds eyed for Mountainhorne. L L Young advances a 3365 acre ranch home project near Nampa. Washington Idaho & Montana railway car shortages threaten jobs. prison reform seeks a penal school. Roswell hosts a farm and religious studies institute in December. Reclamation work on New York canal. Meridian forms cemetery improvement group. Alfred Stanford dies near Parker of heart failure. Idaho history outline issued by state education board. Two mile limit law attacked in supreme court from Washington county. Potato crop normal. Boise to host state poultry and pet stock meeting in January. Various bond actions and rate case reopenings. Lewiston child dies from polio. cattle and horse growers convene. Owyhee county bridges ballot. Death of Edward Pauhey in Star. calf dangers for a child. Deer Flat reservoir fish and game distribution. cows shipped to Jersey City for France. potato car shortages hit Idaho Falls. Frost proof cellars filled due to storage pressures.
A dated saying warns that workers who dig until sundown will face hardship at sunrise. The text notes a policy of lay offs for farmers, referencing a First fiscal year with 587 immigrants entering Cinta amid economic change.
A terse reflection notes that Wenws seldom care about the answers to the questions they pose. The remark frames curiosity as selective and improvised, implying readers favor partial clarity over complete resolution.
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