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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1923

Page

3

Letty the Burglar and the Subconscious Crime Plot

Letty, a curious brownstone resident, encounters a burglar from the area away at dusk. She debates psychology’s reach into crime, questions the man, tests his disguise, and then watches him depart in a waiting limousine, pondering future chances to delve into his mind.

Lette Clavin Letty Eck Fartiet Brooks Brooks Jeffrey Jeffrey Wilson Europe Old Ix Wilsons Tmn Imousine Indy Tetty Elyie Lina Shah Damien Diibalew

Burglary Talk Leads to Love in Brownstone Romance

Joffrey, claiming a hidden depravity in his ego, confesses to Letty that his burglary past is a psychology cage. Letty accepts the banter, seals the nickname, and within a month he burglarizes her heart, leading to an engagement and a shared life in a brownstone named Lusuls.

Joffrey Letty Tom Comune Lady Saltash America New York Jeffrey Wilson Lusuls

Forced to Call for Fire in a Rural Joke

In Schuyler County New York eighty years ago John Corley a hearty wood provider faced dwindling wood supplies during haying. His wife tired of short splits declared a dare for a fire alarm prank at John Morley's gate with the claim there is no wood to build it. The moment sparked a joking lesson and a lasting bond.

Schuyler County New York John Corley John John Morley Pire Wood

Needle Badge of Honor Through English College History

In England the needle and thread served as a badge at Queen's College Oxford where the bursar gave each student a needle and thread on New Year with the advice to be thrifty. The gift, tracing to Robert de Eytesfield in 1840, was once worn on collars and used to mend garments but is now mostly ceremonial and rarely seen by students.

England Queen's College Oxford Robert de Eytesfield Queen’s College

Concealed car radio condenser powers passengers’ listening

A designer solves antenna clutter by placing a copper screen between car roof and upholstery to act as the other plate of a large condenser. Radios with loudspeakers are being installed in buses and cars, using three audio stages and a separate storage battery or the car’s ignition battery.

California Solace and Invention and Radio News

Crystal Detector May Be Easily Constructed

A historical note describes a crystal detector built on a wood base with a Sky 3 inch wide strip. Materials include base binding posts a strip of spring brass and a wooden knob with washers and parts from Erector Meccano sets. Instructions outline making a universal joint from 24 inch strip angle pieces nuts and bolts.

Crystal holder and wiring for a crystal radio set

The diagram shows lock washers under nuts at B and another point, a round head wood screw with four lock washers under the head at Z, and a plain washer between wood and angle piece to allow turning. A knob on one end of the horizontal arm, a catwhisker on the opposite, with a wire held near mid arm and a pig-tail lead to a binding post. Adjust screws A B C for desired stiffness. The crystal holder is fashioned from spring brass, hairpin bent with an angle piece soldered, wood screw fastening to base, connected to the other binding post and designed to close completely when the crystal is mounted. If lock washers are unavailable, substitute stiff springs.

Sliding Contacts for Connections on Back

Sliding contacts for connections on back in most sets there are at most four or five contacts which would mainly be placed at the back of the cabinet. An ordinary single tubular two or three connections to the battery are required viz. a negative and a positive.

Ceuimbierr & Dnaetelie Bell

Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page

The readable fragments describe a brief local item with uncertain names and vague details. No clear event, date, or involved organizations are identifiable from the damaged text.

Novel Detector Built for Small Sum

A guide describes assembling a detector with common, inexpensive parts. A ten cent pencil serves as a core, with a cat whisker and copper wiring forming the active contact. The build uses simple brass angles, drilled sockets, and a crystal cup to complete the detector.

Crystal Detector Craft From Adjustable Pencil Parts

A DIY crystal detector uses an ever sharp pencil with two mounting holes and a compression post for pressure adjustment. A soldered battery terminal, base from bakelite or wood, and wires to binding posts form an adjustable crystal radio detector. Exact dimensions are left to the builder's discretion.

Short News Notes From All Parts of Idaho

Idaho brief items cover accidents, projects, and local events. Highlights include a car crash near McCammon, new plans for American Falls townsite appraisal, old folk’s day in Rupert with show and meals, Bancroft clinic by Dr Almond, Debs visiting Pocatello in September, and state tax levy set at 4.7736 mills.

Idaho American Falla Rupert Mormon Church Bancroft F. W. Almond Public Heath Pocatio Eugene V. Debs Socialist Party America Pocatello Boise State Board of Equalization Idaho Falls E. R. Patterson Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Twin Falls

Fragmented OCR item about local subjects and names

A partially legible OCR segment mentions several proper nouns and places but lacks clear structure or a distinct event. It hints at names such as Magny and Chen and references a public or local matter without concrete details or dates. The readable fragments suggest a community notice or brief item.

Swamp Root Ad Promotes Kidney Remedy

An advertisement urges women to treat kidney and bladder trouble with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. It claims early symptoms include back pain, headaches, and nervousness, urging immediate purchase or a sample request from Dr. Kilmer & Co. It also includes a brief George Ade cartoon note about women as “arrangers” and a joke about marriage.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Wage Slave

A wife to her Los Angeles Athletic Club husband protests through tears about a dream hat priced beyond their means. She reveals the cook bought herself the same hat after the husband paid her this noon, illustrating financial strain and domestic humor.

Los Angeles Athletic Club

The Average Man Wastes a Lot

A terse note observes that many men waste time and energy on windfall opinions. It notes how shifting views and idle talk prevent clear judgment and progress, urging practical thinking and steady stance.

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