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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
Mrs A Baker of Syracuse describes persistent rheumatic pain in her knee after a cold. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with full relief after other treatments failed, confirming a cure and recommending the pills. Drugs are sold by druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Co.</S>
Practical tips for sleepless nights include a half hour stroll after supper and a warm bath before retiring. The guidance emphasizes simple, accessible remedies to improve sleep quality.
A fragmented ad item repeats “USE THE FAMOUS Red Cross Hall Blue. Large 203 cents, The Russ Company, South for tadt.” It also echoes a Youthful keeping message and quotes Herbert Spencer urging adults to stay playful and athletic.
Mercury-containing catarrh ointments ruin sense and upset the system. Do not use remedies from unreliable sources. rely on Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo which acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Internal use recommended. price listed. Take Hall's Pills for constipation.
A new steel for tools is launched that can be hardened simply by heating to a high temperature and letting it cool in air. Tools fashioned from this steel resist softening when subjected to heat during use.
The fragment shows Uncle Allen Sparks quipping that those who seek trouble end up finding it unexpectedly. It also advertises Garfield Tea as a natural remedy to purify the blood and support liver, kidney, stomach and bowel function for good health.
The German army uses motor trains to move targets for artillery shooting exercises. These targets simulate enemy operations with varied movements to reflect real combat conditions.
Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, completed a Los Angeles to Chicago trip last summer in under 45 hours aboard a Santa Fe special train. The $6,000 run set a record for fastest long distance railway travel over mountains and plains, proving Santa Fe track and crews dependable. The piece invites readers to inquire about ticket rates and literature for slower, more comfortable services from Utah and Colorado to the East and Southwest.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a railroad matter in Lake City Utah and Dooly County area with no clear event or parties identified.
At Lancaster England a funeral for former army surgeon W Wingate Saul featured a hearse draped in green with green and chestnut horses pulling, and drivers in green.
In Fort Royal harbor the brigantine Black Petrel hosts Lara Lafitte and crew plotting a night escape with enslaved cargo toward New Orleans. Tensions rise as Ehewah the Murasca chief and Indian crewman face brutal punishment and possible vengeance amid wary captains Lopes and Garonne.
Forming drug wrappers promissory claims about open publicity and safe medicines. The text asserts medicines are easy to take and prescribed by physicians, warning against misuses and implying access to medical products.
Henry Harland praised Aubrey Beardsley at the Authors' club in New York calling him key to the Yellow Book editing. He recalled walking with Beardsley, who drew in colors during a three day trek, and a farm hand's remark about sanding a shaggy sketch into a better picture.
Egyptian sculptures show rope making existed at least 2000 years before Christ. The artisanal practice spanned eras and locations, though the maker’s name and homeland remain unknown.
It took three centuries to dissipate the impression that potatoes, brought to Europe in the fifteenth century, are responsible for the perpetuation of leprosy. The idea persisted through early modern times before being debunked.
An Asheville man describes a long stomach and intestinal indigestion linked to starchy foods. After misdiagnosis as appendicitis and painful pancreatitis attacks, he credits GrapeNute predigested food with rapid weight gain, improved health, and clearer thinking, detailing his breakfast and dinner regimen.
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