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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary line notes payment details for Lisle and Barber. Includes price 2.00 in advance and a September 20 1907 date. Mentions transmission through a postal or government route with unclear context. Names Lisle Barber appear as subjects.
The Moscow Star Mirror cites Wall Street magnates blaming imminent panic on government moves and asserting lawfulness of their dealings. It argues open prosecutions are needed to curb unlawful spin and prevent a financial collapse, urging the American people to reject complacency and back strict action.
In Cherry Ridge Pa Fred Vogler a farmer hanged himself in his home after a family quarrel over his dog Rover. The dog remained faithful and joyful as Vogler died, a tale of devotion and sacrifice amid a tense domestic scene.
Germany ships lead pencils overseas in large volumes, with exports totaling over 001K units annually. Production runs at a rapid pace, counting all shipments daily, as factories push output amid a fluctuating market and growing demand.
A fragmentary report notes a hoard of gold bracelets unearthed in a pit near Besley Heath dating to the seventh or eighth century BC. The pieces have been placed in the Gold Room at the British Museum for study and display.
A New York reformer questions gendered dress norms, arguing women would not wear male attire even if given trousers. The remark cites Chicago records noting Horan and related commentary on fashion and social roles.
Three year old Ife girl receives a box of peanuts from her father. She helps her father sort the shed and speaks to him about modesty and routines, reflecting everyday concerns in a small domestic scene.
Reports from Hagerman and surrounding areas note sheriffs, visitors, and residents traveling to Pocatello Salt Lake City and Denver. Local school sessions begin and numerous residents arrive or depart for mountains, academies, and other towns.
The New Orleans Times Democrat notes that the country shows strength in resources and population and in fighting blood, yet remains one of the most unready in defense, highlighting a paradox of power yet vulnerability.
A Boston book collector reports acquiring the penknife long used by William Makepeace Thackeray to sharpen pencils. The knife was given by James T. Fields to John Greenleaf Whittier.
Health Culture editor Dr Larson advocates music therapy for liver ailments and indigestion noting strong martial tunes are effective. He recommends music in the key of C major to aid physical recovery and organ function.
A quirky report notes that fasting in restaurants leads many men toward marriage while residing in boarding houses and hotels causes men to abandon matrimony, reflecting a social trend amid urban living.
A Long Island weather note links melted salton events to wet months. Twelve items named after months are prepared, with tops coated in silt. Months that melt within 12 days are deemed wet months under this theory.
A tombstone is planned in a Path, England, cemetery to honor a wandering driver who was an errant quilogist. The inscription recalls his eccentric ramblings and the fox Alle he evilected in his journeys.
The Atlanta Constitution reports Thomas Justice, a colored man, faced a trial and spoke to the judge saying, Fer de Land take, Mister Jedge, don't gimme what my name cull fer. The remark highlights a racialized moment in courtroom proceedings.
After 29 years of faithful and efficient service as president of the Young Men's Christian Union of Hoston, William H. Baldwin has resigned the office on account of advanced age.
Reported attempts by Roxlish capitalists to build Angora goat farming in South Africa involved paying up to 2500 dollars per goat to Turkish owners of premium flocks. The move connected to the sultan's export restrictions and penalties.
A fragmented, antiquated text notes remarks attributed to a celebrated German physicist about the eye and imperfect apparatus. It references time’s influence on affairs and includes archaic aphorisms, with quotation style suggesting a miscellany or excerpted collage from a periodical.
In Health, Dr. William 5S O Birge discusses guest chambers in old country houses. He laments damp sheets and vault like atmospheres that breed neuralgia and pneumonia, warning readers of the health risks in these neglected rooms.
Henry James observes that the poor are kinder to the poor worldwide, more so than the rich are to other rich people, according to Harpers Bazaar.
In Norway there are at least twenty leper asylums with ten to sixteen beds apiece. They are located in country areas and follow a living style akin to a moderate family home.
A brief editorial urges motorists to practice self restraint and resist selfish acts that disrupt others comfort, noting substantial progress but more work remains to instill considerate driving behavior.
A Punch reminiscence shows Tommy Atking with a colonel at a church memorial brass for their regiment killed in the late war. He quips he would not have subscribed a penny to the tribute if his name were to be among the fallen.
A fragment discussing financial roguery, incompetence in the law, and the Gladstone Library at Hawarden opened with a $300,000 cost. It notes 37,000 volumes mainly theology and quotes Maltbie D. Babcock on faithfulness and goodness.
A government land sale notice outlines a state appraisal and sale process amid unsettled policy shifts. Officials, lawyers, and likely bidders are referenced as the sale proceeds, with details on parcels and bid terms hinted but not fully legible in the fragment.
An old auction fragment lists numerous lot numbers and prices with terms of sale. It mentions lease details, payments, interest rates, and a sale date, followed by a blurred signature likely of M. Cromer. The text is garbled but conveys a public notice of land sale and payment schedule.
Dr Williams operates a practice in Sho shone above Baugh drug store. Specializes in crown and bridge work. Do not delay, see Dr Williams immediately for dental treatment.
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