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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
6
In a waning session the western congressman Wharton weighs retirement as a surge of patronage demands and pension schemes collide with fatigue, old loyalties, and a shifting political tempo. He recalls past rises, questions the value of continuing, and confronts the toll of a life in public service.
Geo Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco recalls recovery from ptomaine poisoning after using Tantac. He says four bottles cleared his troubles, restored strength, and he now works daily. The ad promotes Tantac as sold by druggists.
Senator Sorghum weighs in on party evolution saying the country may not need a new party. If the old parties keep tweaking their Platform for a few more years, they will offer all the political novelties anyone could reasonably desire.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can revive and color many textiles at home. It promotes easy use for wool silk cotton and blends, warns of possible streaks or fading, and urges telling the druggist the fabric type.
A cryptic passage reflects on sickness and endurance with stray phrases about standing through discomfort. It cites a W Howe quotation from a work titled Only Note of a Trip Around the World, suggesting a reflection on obstacles and restraint.
A quirky scene centers on May gifting blotters to a teacher. The teacher, puzzled by the plush supply, notes May’s offerings and recalls remaining blotters at home. May explains they are abundant and suggests taking the blotters to the teacher’s own instructor for relief from surplus.
An unclear, garbled excerpt describes marital strain, accusations of lack of support, and pessimistic mood. The text mentions a spouse and a tense exchange, with broken phrasing suggesting emotional distress and uncertain hope.
A naturalization hearing before Judge W W Thornton revealed how applicants face tough tests of knowledge. An examiner asked who was the first President of the United States and the applicant answered correctly, confirming basic civic awareness amid the broader, serious process of becoming a citizen.
A centenarian gathering recalls a famed German physician, Dortor Pischweller, who died at 199. He claimed an infallible longevity formula revealed after death, advising a bed position oriented by compass to align with celestial currents, sleeping dry and head to the left. The claim links to a posthumous, unsettled statement about body contact with celestial currents and extreme happiness, urging endurance in work.
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