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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
The label shows the subscription date. If the tenth is passed before month end, the first of the next month applies and the subscriber may receive the paper through the current month. Jourra available at News Stand of 8 E Todd Shoshone Idaho.
Poem fragment reviews a poet urging progress through beauty and truth. The piece critiques vanity and fashion while praising poets who write against wrong. The column notes Dente A. McCarthy in New York Sun.
Bir T. Lander Brunton spoke in Edinburgh on the need for medical surgery progress. He recalled a ward with 25 potent and a night nurse sleeping by the hearth. He noted differing diagnostic methods and the scarcity of thermometers two in the city, taking ten minutes to record a temperature.
The Queensland colony offers fur skin trapping as a profitable open air livelihood. Possums, protected until May 1, drive a seasonal campaign by young men to bag the animal for its valued skins used in ladies furs. Historically shooting yielded results, but trapping with wire snares now dominates, often by couples or with native help in bush country far from settlements.
The text traces early human fire use to prehistoric times, noting hearths, ashes, bone fragments, and blackened pottery from ancient caves. It suggests fire knowledge arose in uncertain regions, with later development through tools and methods enabling controlled combustion and cooking.
A fragmented OCR piece from a New York Bun page features lines from Alfred Noyes The Chaperon and references to Drake. It presents garbled phrases about love hope heaven and a warning about private takings, with scattered names and misread sections.
An ancient estimate states the average duration of human life as about thirty three years. It claims one quarter of people die before six, half before sixteen, and roughly one in a hundred live to sixty five.
In a French ministry scene a Musgravius family dispute centers on a college appointment. Minister Henriquez names Paul Grandjean of the normal school as titulary, provoking anxiety about Charles Musgravius stable prospects and a promised match to the third daughter.
The minister meets the petitioner and discusses founding lectures on mineralogy at the Sorbonne. He notes a desire for a lecture association, mentions Charles Henriquet as a candidate, and reveals opposition to nepotism, citing family connections as grounds for rejecting Bonniquet.
The London Daily News relays Rev. John Batchelor recounting years among the Ainu of Japan. He portrays them as a primitive, docile people with bear pits in each hut, tattooed bodies, and a nature worship religion.
The New York Press notes the use of platinum wire electric resistance thermometers in research. It cites temperatures up to 1000 degrees Celsius as practical yet highlights extreme lows, including space at -273 C and a lowest reached around -263 C, with liquid air rolling at -182 C.
A fashionable Fifth Avenue jeweler scene unfolds as a spirited mother pursues her son Willie who vanished amid a jewel display. An elderly observer explains the child was used to distribute cards, sparking a search by car. The incident ends with Willie reclaimed by his mother amid questions of intent and ownership.
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