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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
A church notices schedule morning sermons at 10:30 A M with Evening services including training and Benediction. The event lists instruction and benediction parts and notes a 720 oclock reference and celedited sacraments in a Catholic rite.
Pioneer College plans a celebration on Friday November 1 with a prime program. Ex Governor Hawley Governor Davie and Lieutenant Governor C C Moore are among Idaho figures listed on the program speaking on suitable topics.
Eight weeks remain until Christmas making it the right time to plan gifts. A box of high grade embossed stationery offers a distinctive present and affordable individual Christmas cards show artistic taste. The Journal Shop highlights its Electric Embossing process as a refined business feature.
A fragmentary note discusses Anquetil Duperon's Latin rendering of the Upanishads titled Hupnek hat and its Strassburg 1803-02 publication. It mentions a Persian version, nine generic treatises on mystic phenomena, and vague references to Vedes and Khoomphir elements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a place, family, and events with many garbled words. The readable bits reference a Missi location, a baby, and deceased individuals but lack clear facts, dates, or identifiable subjects. The overall item appears to be a damaged notice or obituary fragment without verifiable details.
A fragment discusses astrology as an ancient art in China seen as perilous for prophets. A failed prophecy is described as dangerous, with a prophet facing severe punishment. The text mentions Gift items and a Journal Shop but focuses on astrology’s risky reputation.
A historical note traces the lute’s decline as the mandolin becomes the modern descendant. The text cites Moorish influence and Saracens at the frontier of Europe, noting how the mandolin supplanted the lute in later periods.
A confusing OCR readout notes a serious mishap in town during a toy event. One man fell after losing balance and struck his head on a bench, injuring himself and prompting onlookers to rush to aid.
An unclear memo outlines plans to stage a local event at the YW Center involving Conti CAO and Mat Dsnaliowe. Details are partly garbled, but the action appears to center on organizing a gathering or activity with several named individuals and institutions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a banquet and delegate meeting for the National Grange at Por with attendees and events. Names and clear details are missing due to damage, but the item references a local Dietrich Grange gathering and a reception for delegates.
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