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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1917

Page

3

Woman Overcomes Illness After Using Pinkham’s Compound

A Chicago woman reports two years of illness with inability to walk or work. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she experienced rapid relief, regained strength, and now weighs well and feels as strong as a man. The ad promotes Pinkham's Compound as a trusted remedy for displacement inflammation irregularities backache and other female ailments.

Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mra. Jos O'Bryan Newport Ave Chicago

Absorbine Safer antiseptic for man and beast

An old advertisement extols Absorbine Uniment as a safe antiseptic and germicide for humans and horses, claiming it reduces ailments from lymphangitis to swellings, stops lameness, soothes sores, and costs $2 a bottle with delivery. The page also includes quirky country scenes and a testimonial about a sister’s illness culminating in an operation.

Deniers Walt Whitman Jule New York Julia A. H. Folwell Cartoons Magazine

The Tiger Against a General’s Marriage Rumor

A famed French military figure nicknamed The Tiger spoke with sharp wit about a general still in service but older. He remarked that the man lacks front to defend, referencing a forthcoming marriage rumor involving the elder officer.

France

Pistol Attack Prompt Sparks Truthful Admission

An exchange asks whether the pistol was loaded during an assault, with a dramatic answer implying both weapon and assailant were armed. The dialogue suggests accusations of incompetence and shifts blame to bad luck.

German Plot to Influence Congress Exposed by Bernstorff

Washington reports reveal Count von Bernstorff proposed paying up to fifty thousand dollars to influence Congress and block war with Germany. Secretary Lansing released the embassy's letter showing prior use of money to sway lawmakers, sparking shock in the Capitol and calls to expel suspected conspirators.

Washington Congress Lansing Count von Bernstorff United States Germany Bernstorff Berlin Ireland Gai Hery Bernstei Tom Heflin Alabama Fess Ohio Poward Georgia Lansiug State Department Wilson Scotland Yards von Hernstorff Vite Drestdwit Mortnatt Europe Bernstorf Poral Seelees Capitol Heflin Senate of the United States

Idaho State Farm Markets Bulletin on Apples and Wheat Pricing

The Idaho State Farm Markets Bulletin discusses apple crops as abundant and high quality, urging uniform picking prices and pooled orders to stabilize markets. It also explains wheat pricing, noting a $2.20 per bushel Chicago base with deductions for handling and dockage, and promotes producer coalitions to counter dealer profits. Also included is a political note on Bernstein propaganda and postwar efforts to dismantle German influence.

Fansite Rui Graham Chicago Tam Mahe Harvey Alleed Farmarkets Boise Idaho

Potatoes Grown in Sand at Nantucket Light Station

Washington reports that Henry L. Thomias keeper at Nantucket Great Point Light Station raised high quality potatoes in beach sand due to lacking soil. The department commends his effort aiding the country by increasing the feed supply and shares the information for others in similar posts.

Washington Henry L. Thomias Nantuck‘t Great Pointy Mass Lyhe Thomas Department

Tidewater Coal Exchange Meets Peel Administrator Garfield

A delegation from the Tidewater Coal Exchange explained its aims and pledged cooperation with Peel Administrator Garfield. The group formed to pool coal for shipment to avoid car and ship detention and to achieve maximum loading capacity.

Washington Tidewater Coal Exchange Peel Garfield Orgasl Pony Purof

Good Rule for Life Motto From Ruskin

A short paraphrase of Ruskin urges living wisely by visiting places with intent to share kindness and speak truth. The rule emphasizes seizing chances to perform good deeds and extend honest, thoughtful communication wherever one goes.

New Law of Averages

A witty item from the Dallas Mercury News notes that the average man feels he has "put something over" on the preacher when arriving at church after the collection has been taken, reflecting a humorous churchgoing sentiment.

Ike Dallas Meralas News

Real Sport fragment hints at playful debate

OCR text fragment shows disjointed sports banter with mentions of Smiley and pastry metaphor. Context incomplete. no clear event, date, or identifiable teams. Unable to determine a coherent headline or factual summary from the garbled source.

Hill Powers of Persuasion and Farce in Sideshows

A collage of humorous notes and quips from various papers describes suave persuasion at Harland & Wout and a Liverpool shipowner who fears buying a 10 000 ton ship. It blends comic exchanges about a ketchup bet at a restaurant and a cinema audience misread. Ends with a remark on side show stunts.

Hill Lord Pirie Harland & Wout Belfast Liverpool Weill Cam

Cuticura Healing Eczema and Skin Care Tips

Practical ad copy urges bathing with Cuticura Seep and hot water, drying, and applying Cuticura Ointment for eczema and scalp troubles. Promote daily use to prevent recurrence, with a free sample by mail from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Also includes a fragmentary joke about gasoline prices and a man named Mr. Chuggins.

Dept. L Boston Adv

Exchange A Cynic Is A Person Who Knows The Price Of Everything

A quoted exchange contrasts art and trade with a witty line about value. An Art with a woman and a tramp debate the meaning of art and commerce in a concise dialogue. The remark on cynicism frames price versus value in everyday thought.

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