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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims rapid results within ten minutes and fuller, softer hair after two weeks, urging readers to purchase at drug stores and apply as directed for gloss and lustre.
Patience recalls Harry at a patriotic meeting wearing khaki and standing the whole time. Patrice notes his patriotism and adds Flo’s joining the cavalry. The conversation mentions Camp Lee Bayonet and Harry’s first day attempting to ride a horse.
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper Thousands upon thousands of women have kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect it Kidney or bladder disease can affect other organs If kidneys are unhealthy other health issues follow Root Kidney Nibber medicine advertised by Dr Hamton or similar name sold through mail order with medium and large sizes offered
A brief exchange shows two women recalling a hurried marriage to a sergeant. One recalls marrying him two days after meeting and three before he enlisted, while the other describes him as good looking, with recollections that are hesitant and fragmentary.
Cuticura heals eczema and rashes that itch and burn and helps prevent pimples by using Cuticura as daily toilet preparation. For free samples send a postcard to Cuticura Dept Boston. Available at druggists and by mail. Ointment 25 and 50. Ady.
Fragmentary line reads a misheard or garbled quote from Pedreyn's Weekly. The readable portion hints at a casual street or shop conversation but offers no clear event, person, or place to anchor a full news item.
The article reports President Wilson presenting to Congress the signed German armistice terms. It outlines military, territorial, and reparations clauses, including evacuation of invaded countries within fourteen days, repatriation, surrender of weapons and ships, and Allied rights to occupy and supervise German and evacuated territories.
The Czecho-Slovak republic has begun its existence with about one million Czechs and Slavs free for the first time since 1020 after overthrowing Austria Hungary. In Milwaukee crowds burned effigies of William II and his sons and held a large bonfire on the lake front as part of a peace celebration that began Monday night.
Washington President Wilson with Mrs. Wilson rode in an open automobile from the White House to the capitol and back Monday night to witness wartime Washington's peace celebration, receiving a standing ovation. In Amsterdam reports say Emperor William, en route to surrender, was diverted by German revolutionists to safety in Holland.
Washington railroads will be under government control for up to twenty one months after official peace unless Congress acts sooner. Colonel Roosevelt in hospital at Oyster Bay after ten days of severe sciatica pain, moved to Roosevelt Hospital, New York, for care.
A dramatic warning to druggists about Vicks Vaporub oversupply and a rapid dispatch of big ship ments to jobbers. The notice urges small lot orders only and directs retailers to distribute stock quickly to influenza districts amid congested freight. It includes shipping constraints, special booklets on Spanish influenza, and alternate uses of Vaporub.
A country boy visits city friends and finds his wardrobe ill suited. At a house party he stands apart in a corner until his hostess praises his look and he answers that his mother is to blame for the suit.
A fragmentary ad style piece argues aging harms women and urges cleanliness and a program of capsules to restore vigor. It touts renewed youth, strength, and health with ongoing use, claiming a guaranteed product and sales in common outlets. It blends patriotic tone with marketing, and ends with a humorous family anecdote about a boy and his father.
A Frenchman Englishman 45 Irishmen and a German prisoner argue over bravery. They bet who can endure a skunk. A nearby poultry house is opened, each man invited in. The German reportedly lasts eight minutes before the skunk exits, while others quit earlier.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications the disease is affected by constitutional conditions. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh when taken internally and acts on the mucous surfaces of the system. The preparation combines tonics with blood purifiers and is advertised with testimonials. Prepared by The Halley Company of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr Clout reads a paper claiming digestion improves with talk and laughter at meals. He addresses his family calling for more stories and jolly conversation, warning the girls to speak up and the boys to laugh. Yet the required cheer proves hard to sustain.
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