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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
3
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps told a tale at a New Haven chamber banquet about a hard drinker advised to eat whenever he felt a drink coming. The habit grew into a fixation, nearly driving him mad as he rushed to report a made up death with the absurd request for a ham and egg sandwich.
Mrs Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut recalls her year and a half old son suffering many sores on face and body. She ties his hands at night to stop scratching. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for about two months the sores disappear and he remains well.
A trading firm in Peking received a message praising the Chinese calendar, requesting pieces for its remarkable display. English shipbuilding grew by over 750000 tons last year, prompting experts to question if such expansion matches trade conditions.
Overwork and confinement often depress both body and mind. Mr W W Munroe of Everett Massachusetts recounts slimming weight loss and memory failure, then recovery after two weeks on Dr Williams Pink Pills which he credits with restoring strength, appetite, spirit, and "new blood."
In a scene of high stakes and entwined loyalties Prince Ivan seeks Theresa von Lynar’s alliance for a dangerous revenge plotting against rivals in a web of political marriage and danger. Theresa betrays him, revealing a death pact as dawn breaks and a dramatic wedding day unfolds.
In Rome Pope Sixtus unwinds a fateful plan for Conrad after the great explosion. The pontiff suggests arranging a marriage to bear an heir and restore legitimacy. A nephew, Prince Conrad of Courtland, is summoned to prepare documents while a bond is pledged to the Holy Father. The scene closes with a mood of foreboding and royal intrigue.
A Washington train slows near a Virginia station and a young darky lad is boxed out as a mail carrier. A larger Black boy collides with him, prompting the messenger to accuse the other of seeking jail time. The exchange showcases racial tension in transit service.
A Scotch witness is pressed about the defendants sobriety during testimony. The judge and counsel grow exasperated as the witness evasively answers. The witness finally admits the defendant was intoxicated in a manner of speaking that implies he could walk straight but could not talk straight.
Ticket offer states a thirty dollar round trip to California through the Salt Lake Route. For full information address J. H. Burtner in Gate Lake City.
At the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York, estimates show the hotel's elevators cover roughly 120 miles daily. The bustling vertical transport highlights the hotel’s constant guest turnover and traffic through its lobby and floors.
A lecturer condemns other faiths calling Mohammedanism cruel and cites a Lord's Prayer of Mohammedans claiming it asks Allah to destroy infidels and make enemies, orphans, and their households suffer as booty to Muslims in a biased critique.
Travel offer from H. Burtner Salt Lake City announces a $30 round trip fare via the Salt Lake Route with sale beginning April 26. Write today for details or reservations.
Vinet, an evangelical theologian, argued long ago that a new reformation was necessary and inevitable. The current upheaval shows features that curiously resemble that old reform movement from about four centuries ago as discussed in Christian World.
Edwin A. Halsey from Virginia recalls a comic tale about a churchgoing durkey who had not attended services for a long period. At the meeting a brother teases him about his absence and the bird explains he has been busy with tasks for White gentlemen, seeking guidance from temptation.
residents reflect on personal aims and how they shape daily life rather than grand plans the piece notes common frustrations with unattained dreams and the steady push of daily routines shaping identity and course.
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