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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
7
A sanitized OCR snippet presents partial readable text with no clear event, names, or places. The brief lacks sufficient context to identify a person, organization, or location, offering only scattered letters and fragments.
An aging farmer from Portland reports relief after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery bought at a Washington drug store. He credits the product with improvement after two bottles and urges others to visit local druggists for the tablets or liquid.
An old Edgeworth tobacco advertisement explains that taste varies among pipe smokers, favoring Edgeworth for its unique fragrance. It invites readers to test the product by mailing name and address, noting Edgeworth comes in Plug Slice and Ready Rubbed forms and is sold nationwide.
Fairy tale figures gather for an evening as the Fairies visit the Elves to discuss recent happenings and plans for the season. Willie Woodcock’s winter departure, his timing, and diet are noted, while birds and animals discuss behavior and curiosity about dogs and cats and the strange facts about their paws and claws. The group then takes a ride on Fly-High to view hills and rivers, accompanied by Frost Brothers and others as they travel through a magical landscape.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in a garbled way. No coherent events or dates are discernible from the readable text. The readable portion lacks complete sentences and clear subject matter.
Standard-bred hens show higher egg yields than mongrels across experiments. Crossing mongrels with standard-bred males dramatically boosts offspring output from 75 90 to 184 207 eggs per year in successive generations. Uniform flocks fetch higher prices due to consistent size shape color and quality eggs and market poultry.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports many requests for poultry raising information, averaging 60 to 7 letters daily since early year. Poultry literature distribution by the division of publications has surpassed all prior years, with over 20 general bulletins plus numerous technical works on breeds, fencing, incubation, breeding, and caling.
The report explains limberneck is a symptom affecting neck muscles rather than a standalone disease. It notes the condition can accompany various ailments and illnesses, with unclear causes and uncertain prognosis, emphasizing the difficulty in finding a cure.
Thousands of frail and convalescent individuals report Tanlac boosts in health and working efficiency. Mrs Mary Choklat of Los Angeles describes recovery from severe weakness and nerve issues, noting digestion improved and overall health returned after using Tanlac.
Advertisement promotes Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine praised by physicians. It claims the product strengthens organs and performs their proper work, urging readers to buy at druggists or request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Co. for testing.
In Judge Chesebro's court two cases unfold. A male motorist who drank two glasses of claret was jailed for speeding, while a graceful woman in a Cadillac hit a man and a yellow car, failed to stop, with tears in her eyes. Ten days in jail suspended. The piece mocks votes for women and cites the Los Angeles Times.
Fragmented OCR from a period piece mixes humorous banter on dyes and manners with a slice of early 20th century social quotes. It references Fresh Charm to old shawls, French and American manners, witty exchanges, and a brief crime note about Abe Jackson indicted for stealing from a railroad station agent.
A weary landowner questions whether Josh can qualify as a farmhand and earn regular wages, while Parmer Curnreeset debates if his days would allow rest and comfort. The dialogue hints at wage disputes and labor status in a rural setting.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and rough skin followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse. It advises drying gently and dusting Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finish. Also notes a rise in automobile standards from under ten in 1900 to over 300 in 1921 with broader public opinion and ongoing issues.
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