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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
8
Overview of small town notices from Shoshone Hakim era: advertisements for Hill’s shop items, realty, tobacco and magazines, dance plans by Mile Dancing Club, health notes on typhoid cases, school closings in Pocatello, and various local business updates. Includes burglaries at Minidoka post office, sales at Stockgrowers, and community events with names such as J. A. Schooler, F. T. Disney, and Mrs. Casey.
A Spokane store watchman, described as the meagest man, was caught robbing an orphan's mite box inside the shop where he worked. The incident highlights vigilance in a small community effort to aid orphans.
A brief overview describes color blindness as the most common vision condition, highlighting the inability to distinguish certain color shades. It notes the typical forms, primarily red green color deficiency, and mentions how genetic factors influence its occurrence across genders.
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