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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
6
A fragmented report from the city desk describes a tense moment as officials and workers clash over a disputed project. Names and places blur in OCR, but the narrative points to a political or labor dispute with unexpected interruptions and a shouted threat signaling heightened stakes.
A quoted reader letter sequence questions the quality and honesty of a photograph, suggesting the image provokes nerves and anxiety. The exchange mocks the photographer and implies the public is misled by glamorous depictions.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy. It asserts purity strength and vegetable basis with dosing in a spoonful and urges sending ten cents for an ample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co Ton NV.
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page references a gathering or incident at Cold Mites and mentions names like Moy Adie MWe Hremneat and Geireng Oty. The prose is garbled, with multiple unclear phrases about a Saturday event and a Dear attendee line, offering little clear detail or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item with unclear names. The readable pieces hint at a minor event or notice involving individuals and a possible date, but essential details, places, and actions are missing for a confident reconstruction.
The piece recounts Aqua Pura, a western Kansas boom town born in 1886 by Harvard and Princeton alumni, its rapid growth and a hopeful boom turned drought after drought. As Barringer leads Fountain County through bank crises, the town's fate spirals with failed rains, empty streets, and a lone old man clinging to the dream of revival.
A letter from Walla Walla County Attorney’s Office praises Edgeworth tobacco and a local attorney’s note of appreciation. The piece promotes free Edgeworth samples, asking readers to mail name and address and dealer details to a tobacco merchant in Richmond.
A new device for book ends uses a full mounted spring to keep volumes upright on smooth surfaces. The gadget grips between the ends and bowls, preventing slides. The design aims to stabilize pages and eliminate toppled stacks.
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