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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
6
American Falls and Hower City await a proposed electric smelter to process ore and separate minerals using electric current. The project envisions a 1000 ton daily capacity, boosting local mining, industry, and regional growth while potentially reshaping Power County and corridor towns like American Falls.
A playful, dialect filled piece contrasts romantic moonlight fantasies with comic misunderstandings about love. The narrator riffs on the moon, warmth, and a playful sense of wonder, weaving in humorous observations and a closing quip about youth and companionship. A fragmentary note hints at a periodical ad or column style.
A chaotic eighth inning ends with Mudlarks pitcher Jimmie Jones collapsing after a taunt from the crowd. The Terrors rally with a three-bagger as Jones leaves, heartbroken, ending the game in tragedy and amid crowd reaction.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a voluble crank claiming to quit smoking and drinking, with Mirnley and Cathote Standard Wil Pimes names appearing in a rough, partial exchange. The piece hints at a conversation about quitting but remains fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmented OCR reading describes a fair event at Merilliarp’s with references to wine and a show. The text mentions a bottom tone and a spot, with unclear names and locations. The overall sense is a local fair featuring beverages and a playful, crowded scene.
An Archdeacon in Landen recounted rescuing a crippled pigeon from the street and healing its broken head, a tale that inspires his crew. Meanwhile near Jericho, excavations uncovered walls up to forty feet wide and artifacts including pottery, cups, tools, and bronze and stone items, revealing Hebrew inscriptions and early urban remains. Prof. Sellin plans to resume digging next winter, promising more material for study.
A paper reports a hazy note about holding feet in mustard water after a long day, misread as fitting the face. The reader tried the cure for ten minutes but stopped soon after, experiencing days of continued effects rather than a full remedy.
Harrisburg remarks by Governor Stuart refer to a bill opposed as naive and overly enthusiastic. The anecdote compares it to a Kensington youth proposing to a millionaire’s daughter, with questions about promotions and prospects in business.
A garbled exchange features a tattor promising comfort, Mr Cam replying. A poet protests a 50 canta offer for a sonnet while an editor defends broader value beyond poetry, reflecting humorous press dialogue across Washington Star and Catholic Standard and Times.
A collection of brief humorous quips from multiple papers. Line snippets feature puns and satire on sight, wealth, marriage, manners, and weather with quick punchlines. Names and sources include Elouston Post, Judge, Philadelphia Press, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and New York Life.
Seven boys entered miniature airships for a kite flying contest at a public and parochial school in Genesee Valley Park. Allox Brown’s eagle kite impressed bystanders as two kingfishers chased it, then retreated, and the eagle kite won the first prize.
A Puck quote discusses Carnegie and Rockefeller reducing donor enthusiasm as large givers retreat from costly ventures. It notes that even a modest 160000 dollar benefactor hesitates to overspend and implies philanthropists fear being outpaced, while praising the widow’s mite as admirable.
A Houston Chronicle excerpt features a dialogue where a woman advises a girl to leave troubles to Time for healing while revealing her own approach. The piece notes a pleasant tour with direct communication and frequent postcard updates from towns along the route.
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