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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
4
A critical tirade questions film content and its impact on public morals. The writer blasts sensational scenes and urges accountability from press and cinema alike amid debates on propriety and artistic freedom.
A wary critique from Tehechoote and Gooding argues progressive education over emphasizes athletics and fiscal strain. The piece contends school boards cut programs to save money, risking student focus on core studies and long term learning, while questioning whether athletic prowess truly reflects a school's value.
Freeman Hammond, celebrated young artist, to appear with the Freeman Hammond Company in a Logict Lyceum series soon. His notable sketch Second Childhood has earned praise for its human portrayal and polished performance with elaborate costumes and makeup.
Chautauqua program features Freeman Hammond in Second Childhood with Miss Adm MacDonald and Miss Ian Carpenter. Critics praise Hammond as a rising character artist and expect a crowded house for an evening of dramatic sketches and musical interludes at Rough Opera House on October 12.
Obscure excerpts recount Isaac Quincy’s stance on liberty and the need to fight for freedom. The text cites his use of “whensoever” to emphasize inclusive, enduring resistance, tying it to the 1774 Boston Port Bill context and the broader American struggle for posterity and present generations.
Molly and Len discuss leaving the East for a dream of a bungalow in an apple orchard. The plan to wed may be delayed by travel and money as they debate future life and duty versus romance.
Molly Saunders leaves home for the city to work in a candy store under Norton Frost. The bustling metropolis, fog, heat, and homesickness frame her longing for Leonard Ray as she confronts loneliness, dreams of a husband, and a haunting letter from the past.
The text shows nam ne DS Printing promoting more printing to win clients. It contains fragmented dialogue about Boston East and Len Ray, with Molly taking a cross continental train to a brown bungalow. It then shifts to old sayings about goose feathers, fireworks, Rome, and the origin of a word, rendered in a scattered, nostalgic style.
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