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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
6
Mrs W H Simmons of 1110 E 8th Kansas City Missouri a social leader and National Annuity Association member credits Peruna with restoring her health after a year of stomach and nerve troubles. She notes improved vitality and social engagement after three months of use and urges Peruna as a protective remedy for nervous disorders.
An Ohio man is reported to be at the point of death from blood poison caused by henpecking. The remark quotes πολλ men around Eckridge who are henpecked repeatedly, noting it provokes strong anger and a harsh reaction in the blood.
A plan for a grand automobile Tattersall devoted entirely to car sales is announced, with IX to be constructed in London and presented as a premier auto mart. The proposal outlines a specialized venue focusing on vehicles and related commerce.
A digest of Wyoming and Nevada items notes accidents like a four year old injured by a railroad torpedo explosion and a box of giant powder at a mine near Mill City. Arbor Day set for April 26 with school programs. Wyoming stockmen fight mange. a passenger train collided with a freight train at Brown's siding with fatalities and injuries. Union Pacific line work 35 miles of double track between Green River and Granger. Anaconda and Washoe plants sign five year contracts. Notable deaths include planner J S Shoemaker in Oakland aged 81 and Butte merchant John O Rourke in California. Rhodes scholar Harold Merriam offered professorship at Puget Sound. Government land fencing disputed by Ora Haley. Dam on Laramie river at Gillespie’s ranch discussed. Congressman Mondell appoints R W Dyer as private secretary. Trials and settlements noted in various Nevada cases.
A war film features female warriors halted on the brink of battle as a correspondent questions their readiness. The commander replies they are about to powder their noses, prompting a swift montage of animated puffs and flashing mirrors shown in a moving picture scene.
An unclear ad mentions Wall's Catarrh Cure promising quick relief with dubious testimonials and a price. The text also includes a cockney quip about a horse and an old motor bun, reflecting distractingly miscellaneous items and humor from the era.
From a vintage ad: Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises relief for painful smarting feet, ingrown nails, and sweaty feet. It claims to make shoes feel easier and improves comfort, touting it as a leading age discovery. Includes offer of free trial package and mailing address for A B Olmsted in Le Roy N Y.
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