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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
4
A garbled 19th century style discussion critiques electoral structures during a presidential period, mentioning congressional councils, electors, and voter turnout. It references women voters, fashion commentary, and social expectations, noting public sentiment and the tension between government power and popular will.
A fragmented OCR reads about style, fashion items, and social scenes in New York and surrounding areas. Names and places are garbled but indicate women’s wear, hair trends, and parade-like events connected to a local fashion culture.
A fragmented report clues a sensational murder and a power struggle amid political factions. names and places are garbled but hint at a campaign to influence public opinion and expose powerful figures.
A long, fragmentary excerpt discusses election talk, candidate platforms, and tariff debates while noting the press coverage of campaigns and voter engagement. It references Jay county and general public interest in the 11% election cycle, with emphasis on personalities and political dynamics.
A fragment from a New York paper describes battering and frying oysters in seasoned crumbs, parching chestnuts, and finishing with a rich sauce. It also details potage a la puree de murrons, a pear and chestnut soup with parsnip, carrot, mace, bay leaf, and croutons, suggesting a light sherry addition.
Review of a recent life of Talleyrand notes the diplomat’s enduring mystery and mixed judgments. Early critics labeled him an enigma while admirers praised his wit and political craft, with biographers contrasting opinions to reveal a complex, influential figure.
An essay on hearth fires and open fires highlighting their social and heating roles. It contrasts open fires with airtight stoves, noting warmth, constant wood tending, and the atmosphere that sparks lively conversation. It discusses mood and sociability around firelight and the cultural appeal of the hearth.
Thomas Jennin Wood seeks a full pardon from the Idaho State Board of Pardons after serving part of a sentence for grand larceny. He was imprisoned at the Idaho State Penitentiary in Ada County and filed the application following a public notice in One Nation.
Prince Edward Island sees growing black fox farming as climate suits breeding of fur bearing animals. A pair of live foxes recently sold for £5000, another for over £4000, while spring pups fetched £2000 to £1600 per pair. Cash deposits of 10 to 26 percent accompany upcoming births in spring 1913. Ranches are typically one acre with a fifty foot square steel wire enclosure and simple houses for two pairs.
In Boswell's Life of Johnson, Johnson counsels that a melancholic must divert distressing thoughts rather than combat them. He advises keeping a lamp burning, reading in bed, and pursuing activities or retreats to which the mind can turn. He urges experiential practice to master the art of managing the mind through varied amusements and routines.
Samuel G Camp argues for mounting the reel under the rod with the handle to the right for right handed casters. This arrangement keeps the reel beneath during casting and allows shifting the rod to the left without turning the rod over when a fish is struck.
Century ago major eastern towns relied on chartered turnpikes owned by the state. Passages required tolls at gates on bridges, with routes to Concord Worcester Dedham Providence Neponset Quincy Lynn Salem Newburyport. The Salem to Boston toll gate collected 5200 in 1810s. June 4 1812 marked peak travel as 120 stages traversed roads. Immortal line from Lawrence echoed amid crowds.
A historical note explains a blackbird's trainability and singing development. It covers imitative ability, ideal training steps from six to twelve weeks, rewards with worms, daily practice, and gradual socialization with other songbirds. It also warns on housing, temperature, and seasonal singing patterns starting late winter into spring.
In a brisk domestic exchange Mrs Granger and her husband discuss why Lena Williams’s baby prompted a rebuff toward joining a book club. They infer Mrs Lombard’s absence and a telling bow reveal hidden tensions and misread signals among the group.
A Paris architect, seeking solitude, hid as a burglar entered his office. The thief, spotting a revolver in a mirror, was ordered to surrender and to shout for the police. The arrest followed, illustrating a dramatic act of self defense turned capture.
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