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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
7
Malt Amaall erae led the table falls pow in a terse event summary, with scarce readable names and details. The fragment hints at a competition or standings update, mentioning a lead and table context but lacks clear participants or locations.
In a humorous tale from McClure Syndicate, Mr Gordon, a chemist tied to a drug house, pitches a witchhazel business to Mr Bowser during a birthday eve. Bowser scoffs at a flying machine and new ventures, preferring steady work while his wife imagines clever uses for a flying contraption. The piece mixes domestic banter with a wealth of period detail and a nod to the motto E Pluribus Unum on U.S. coins.
A curious dialogue on social ties references a second cousin once removed and a mysterious escort. The piece then shifts to a note about a large Brazilian crab spider, described as nearly two inches long with a leg span nearly a foot, green and apparently harmless.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on guinea fowl management recommends free range for breeding stock with adequate winter grain rations and occasional vegetables. It stresses grit and oyster shell, balanced feeding, paired or individual mating, nesting behavior, and housing needs for cold winters.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture state geese play a growing part in waste reduction. Unlike turkeys, geese graze on ordinary pasture grasses and use limited stable space, producing fat and meat through year round demand.
A producer should study market details to determine how where and when to dispose of poultry products for best advantage. The text emphasizes understanding demand, pricing, and distribution channels to maximize profits in poultry keeping.
In Satem Mass a resident sued the town gas light company for damages after five shade trees were killed by a gas leak. A verdict of $1,000 against the company was rendered, $200 per tree, a decision awaited with interest by nearby towns where tree killing from gas leaks has been common.
A fragment describes a lawn fountain with a double basin formed by an 18 inch diameter high voltage insulator placed over a pipe connected with water tine. A coupling at the pipe end carries two small nipples and is partially shown.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an amtimebitetive gust-cap pierced with many holes roughly 25 suals as a pin. It mentions a coopting shoulder and a phrase Popular Silence Manth, though the context is unclear and several terms appear garbled.
The rural church faces challenges as it adapts to new community life. Rural agents are expanding social work amid government and civic efforts. The countryside moves toward stronger welfare programs and rapid reform, signaling a broader country life movement and international exchange.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly recaps a comic scene in a boot shop where Brown tries forty pairs, coughs violently, and jokes about a doctor saying one foot in the grave. An axsiat quips about not fitting the other foot, and Uncle Hi in a hotel asks about a funny contraption called the freescape.
Jud Tunkins argues that price declines should align with the drop seen when selling a brand-new Mivver after four days. He claims the market will adjust to a general decrease, urging buyers and sellers to expect lower values now.
A choir grew to dislike a self centered soloist who earned the best parts. After a recent concert the choir plotted to discredit him through publicity, but the next morning a paper praised the soloist's renditions, provoking the conspirators who feared exposure of their scheme.
Aspirin name Bayer must appear on package or tablets to ensure genuine product prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache tumbago and pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer tablets cost a few cents. druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer manufacture of Monocetiencicester of Salleyeacid.
A brief note from the Albany Herald praises the simple pleasure of a thoroughly ripe Georgia watermelon chilled and sweet. It emphasizes the joy found in ordinary moments and the satisfying taste of summer fruit.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Swamp-Root as the premier remedy for kidney and liver ailments. It emphasizes mild, gentle healing with a vegetable formula and urges immediate treatment, offering two bottle sizes and a test bottle for ten cents from Dr. Klening Co. in Binghamton New York.
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