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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
2
A garbled report outlines Kaleer urging Rome to persist in sacred task of blessing the world. It notes hopes for peace among nations, with references to Pope Bomediot and a proposed meeting in Vienna. The fragment hints at protracted diplomacy and potential intercontinental talks for ending hostilities.
Federal court heard testimony about a World at feed 10 fuse arene plot involving the Working Clouse union and alleged draft resisters from Bottawa Mamale and Cheveland counties. J Holmes testified he aided the Working Clues union in Pettawatomie county last May on a Feriliine officer’s advice. Officers hinted councils at the Working Gliese union, with Holinex and others allegedly connected to German money funding arms and ammunition.
Roosevelt blasts La Follette as civil war era memories stir debate. Officials pursue alleged dis valut statements by Senator La Follette, with references to World War policies, labor, and republican party sentiment. Washington sources note McArthur plans Western tour amid political friction.
The piece argues a global wool shortage driven by war demand, drought in Australia, and rising population. It notes United States sheep numbers around 55 million, calls for increased US production, and highlights Shropshire as a recommended breed for efficient farming and steady markets. It stresses better wool handling and education to reduce losses and sustain domestic textile needs.
George Miner argues in the Mexican Review that the Yucatan peninsula hosts now largely buried Maya cities dating to the early Christian era. He notes 172 clusters, two major capitals Ishmul and Chichen Itza, with grand temples, sacrificial platforms, and intricate reliefs carved from stone without metal tools, all overtaken by jungle and time.
An ad cites a Cincinnati chemist’s new drug freezone that loosens corns and calluses with a drop or two, allowing removal with no pain or burning. It claims fast results, low cost, and availability in drug stores, urging readers to ask their pharmacist to stock it.
A 1918 letter from OWL Drug Store praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder relief and urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. A second item features light humor and brief anecdotes including an Irish Comeback and war time pun phrases from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph with short quips on weather and propriety.
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