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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled quote about aspirin and a person’s praise. No clear event or identifiable entities can be extracted to form a factual summary or headline.
An old advertisement promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant to ease constipation. It claims pills and salts offer only temporary relief with potential permanent harm, while Nujol mimics Nature’s lubricant and is non-medicinal, safe, and physician prescribed.
A week of varied items from the nation includes proposed iron and steel rate movements from Midvale Utah and California, land classifications under the stock-raising homestead law across New Mexico Washington and Wyoming, and the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards opening set for November 1 with expected Western arrivals. Also noted are thefts on rail routes, political shifts, and federal guidance on monetary and prohibition policies.
In Naples a mass gathering of Fascist leaders and 40 000 civilians signals a march on Rome to seize control. Deputy Mussolini speaks as hundreds in black shirts parade amid police reinforcement and clashes of order.
Justice William R Day resigned as associate justice of the Supreme Court. The resignation was tendered to President Harding and accepted, effective November 14. Day cites taking duties as umpire on the American German claims commission. The White House planned to allow Day to participate in decisions on cases argued before the court before the recess.
The government cannot recover billions paid on fraudulently made war contracts because thousands of cases lack proof of dishonesty or conspiracy. The Department of Justice issued the official declaration.
Secretary Weeks announced Tuesday the national defense act amendment to raise sergeants in the army. The change aims to keep about 1,000 noncommissioned officers assigned as instructors to the national guard organized reserves and training corps units from losing pay due to army reductions.
Readers in Idaho Utah and Wasco contribute questions to Miss Brooks on hair loss dieting dating and self confidence The column answers cover hair tonics hair care weight loss routines and social behavior with guidance on introductions car rides and popularity The exchange includes multiple letters from teens and mothers seeking practical tips and reassurance in a plainspoken early 20th century voice
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