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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
4
A string of witty political quips attacks on Roosevelt Bryan and Krueger, remarks on the beef trust and rail travel plans, plus notes on education frauds in Devery’s era. It mocks parties as a run down clock and praises Roosevelt’s reception of reporters while noting press influence on public opinion. Ideas touch on policy, campaigns, and media.
General de Wet condemns the Boers as cowards and faithless, treacherous in speech and deed. He notes British silence on such charges, contrasting with his sharp critique.
A large bloc of Democratic voters seeks a strong leader to guide them from political stagnation, likening the search to biblical exodus and urging decisive, transformative action.
When William Randolph Hearst sits in Washington and establishes his new paper, the congressional record will be printed on yellow paper using scare headings to attract attention and convey urgency.
The Wilmington Delaware News argues workers should accept paying slightly more for necessary goods to avoid idleness and reliance on foreign products. It urges that being both producer and consumer benefits the economy, and warns cheapness has little value without money to buy.
A notice states two work horses arrived at the ferry on Monday November 17 1902 both with harnesses and bridle gear. A brown mare branded with a box on the left thigh weighs about 1250 pounds and a black horse branded with a box on the left thigh weighs about 1850 pounds. Harness heavy breeching. Owner Jones BR. Howe Minadoka Idaho.
A French paper notes a debated belief in a magnetic lode stone mountain off the Norwegian coast near Joe dorm. A sand dune three quarters of a mile long reportedly contains lode stone particles that disturb compasses, creating irregular spins and whirlpool effects when ships sail nearby.
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