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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
8
A century‑old service is recalled as longtime church member Mrs Wallace and Miss Manchett host a Saturday tea at the home of barter taut Maturday. Twelve tables of guests enjoyed a refined evening with awards, including Mrs Dygert earning a silver malt horn and Mrs Zag receiving a Modern Madonna picture.
The article laments stone or brick street pillars in Los Angeles with ornate lighting and plantings that distract from architecture. It argues pillars should support walls or walkways, not stand alone as decorative features harming the city’s visual balance.
City authorities assume control after years of neglect pruning duties. Dead wood must be removed first, followed by trimming of branches with harmful or crossing angles. After pruning, each tree should receive care tailored to its individual needs to promote healthy growth and improved appearance.
An old style advertisement promotes Diapepsin as a quick remedy for stomach discomfort. It claims rapid relief from pains, gripes, and indigestion with a large trial invite from any drug store. The copy emphasizes safety and suitability for many cases while warning against drastic cures.
A fragmentary notice promotes high grade pianos for little money from Morse Blore. It mentions a contest and a date around Memorial Day weekend and hints at a sale or value proposition without clear specifics.
President Wilson declares the United States will not seek further territory by conquest and will pursue a policy of equality and friendship with neighbors. He urges defense of human liberty, constitutional rights, and moral leadership, warning against foreign capital domination and stressing nonaggression. The speech is interrupted by enthusiastic crowds as he travels through crowded streets.
A current season performance features Misa Mildred Manning leading Grace M. Russell's Merry Minstrel Maids. The act promises a conscientious interpretation of classic scenes. Also highlighted is Miss Manning, a noted student, with a bold rendition of dramatic dances on Friday November 7.
Mrs Barah E. B. Duncan of Tipton Town recalls a severe winter cold in her son. She believed it might become consumption and witnessed dreadful coughing before buying one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting her eventual relief.
Congressmen press 20000 for Jerome Experiment Station upkeep to study potato disease prevention and beet sugar issues. Calls to eradicate jack rabbits in Salmon River area by contagion or other means. Idaho fruit appearing in Washington markets. Senator Brady seeks funds to survey unsurveyed Idaho lands for settlement opening thousands of acres.
Hailey, arrest on Wednesday for selling and driving off 1200 sheep owned by O. F. Hacon of Horne. Bond set at 2500 with W. S. Horne and Geo. A. McLeod as bondsmen. Preliminary exam scheduled for Tuesday November 4 at 10 a.m.
Land Commissioner Talleven informs Senator Ora that patents will be issued on the Minidoka irrigation project after proof of water payments is shown by November 10 and the claimant submits proof by November 19. If not submitted on time, homesteaders must complete payments by December 1 to receive patents.
Frank Jacobs of Sugar City Idaho notes farmers received higher returns for sugar beets this year while a Salt Lake hotel. The Sugar City factory runs at full capacity. He warns the new tariff could shut beet sugar in the western states and ruin beet growers if sugar is freed from duty.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as removing dandruff and stopping scalp itching within ten minutes. It claims hair becomes thicker, glossier, and less brittle, with immediate toning of hair shine. The copy urges purchase of a 25 cent bottle and notes use on all hair types.
An illustrated Sunday School lesson commentary from the Brooklyn Tabernacle is offered via a paper based portable compendium. It promises clear grasp of lesson thoughts, with weekly International Sunday School lessons and a mother’s testimonial praising Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach trouble. The piece promotes religious study aids and a local medicine ad combined.
An Oriole Pennsylvania resident M E B Gebhart reports rapid relief from diarrhoea after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. He says the bottle cured him after one use and helped others he gave it to, noting diarrhoea can be checked instantly by dealers.
An old advertisement claims despondency is caused by indigestion and constipation and disappears with Chamberlain's Tablets. It notes the product is sold by all dealers. The item also comments that many drivers are run over at railroad crossings yet avoid ridicule by bystanders who wait for trains to pass.
A dated advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative to relieve headaches bilious stomachs coated tongues and constipation by morning. It promises a 10 cent box works while you sleep and can reset the liver and bowels for healthier mornings.
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