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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal notes the foot and mouth outbreak arrives amid need for humane care of domestic stock. It recalls old crude remedies and praise for trained veterinarians, urging farmers to report early signs and rely on proper veterinary aid to protect valuable livestock and prevent spread.
A government report notes corn will yield more money to American farmers than ever, with high prices offsetting production just below average. The article argues corn’s democratic importance, its prominence on small to mid sized farms, and the need for better soil management and care to sustain yields.
An old essay extols home and street cleanliness as a seasonal concern with spring and fall reminders. It contrasts tidy living rooms with disarrayed yards, noting pride in neatness boosts value and self-respect while urging everyday effort by all social ranks to maintain order and curb litter.
A past week paper to the Association of American Universities argues for a two years college course for students, noting a graduate’s slow growth to practical knowledge. It contrasts campus life with the hard work outside, warning that early ease may mislead a student into underestimating real world demands.
A historic note argues that two years of college could offer a liberal education tailored to working men. It contends a condensed program would broaden business insight, reduce early career handicap, and lessen deleterious effects of prolonged student pleasures.
Idaho seems set to enact statewide prohibition by legislature and seek ratification of a constitutional amendment, adding to four other dry states after the November 3 vote. A separate note cites railroads as killing about 5,538 people yearly due to 16 trespass laws on tracks.
Wilmington Del report cites a National Grange resolution calling for government action to stop irrigation schemes in the West. It argues the West depletes East labor and lures young workers away, claiming the East relies on its irrigated empire and will continue to attract migrants.
Courtenay memory service honors Rev J W Kingston, longtime pastor. Rev Copeland shares last Sunday sermon delivered October 25, praising Kingston as a cheerful, devout educator and preacher whose life bridged faith and community service. The tribute lauds his spiritual strength, intellectual gifts, and loving family as Courtenay mourns a trusted pastor and friend.
A reader from Homer City Pa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for children, noting it is pleasant to take and contains no opium or narcotics, making it safe for both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
The quote argues that American scholarship shapes tomorrow's policy more than today’s vote. It calls for calm, measured, confident, and heroic effort in daily life to prove that unseen ideals are eternal, as framed by critic George William Curtis.
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