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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1903

Page

6

Detroit Woman Hails Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Female Ailments

A Detroit correspondent praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after claiming it cured her from severe female troubles. The letter from Miow Gannon, 200 Junes St, Detroit, appears alongside a note about the product's national reputation and similar testimonials.

Miow Gores Junes St Detroit Amateur Act Association Jeter Pruntog Gonulienias Cannet Lydia Pinkham Miks Gannon Mra Pribham

New Use for Raffia in Embroidered Decor

Women who enjoy embroidery discover raffia as a versatile material for needlework. Baskets and hats remain popular, but raffia yields a variegated texture for stitches, producing a sketchy effect. A summer porch pillow showcases olive brown and red burlap with stitched details, framed by braided raffia in yellow red and green.

Seftia Arund

Simple Home Remedies And Fashion Notes From A Past Era

An old column extols home remedies like teaspoon to cup molasses for several ailments, mustard as a lung aid, hot water applications for inflammation, and onions for colds. It also discusses fashion trends including sealant bows, voile, grenadine fabrics, three quarter coats, white ensembles, lace, and a Delmonico gown with black velvet and white lace accents.

Disease traced to Catia sparks TB testing in Denmark

A government commission tested 44 000 cattle with tuberculin and found one in three affected. The report notes the rapid spread and implications for import controls following the Sehleenle hoteletnn period.

Denmark

Health ad jumbles cures and tonics for sale

An old timey ad touts Carbolic Salve to stop blood pains and sores with claims of healing. It promotes a Japanese Tooth Ache Drop for 165 cents and DeCostas Liver Pills for 25 cents as health insurance. It questions the value of health, touts Cough Balsam for a quarter, and sells Japanese Corn Cure at a quarter per dozen corns.

Frocks for Debutantes Describe Lace and Interlining

Frocks for debutantes and young women in their first season feature lace, chiffon, crepe fleece or light fabrics with a staple hem and soft satin lining. An interlining of chiffon or mousseline is added over the lining, sometimes double, to create pretty color effects such as light green over pale blue or pale rose between cream satin and gray lining.

Started at the Foot Circus Man George Sanger Show

English circus impresario George Sanger began his act with a trick pony costing $40. He is now valued at about $1,000,000, with publicity surrounding his long career and wealth.

George Sanger

Uncurable Catarth Cure Ad Promises Reward

An early 20th century classified style notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh using Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad lists Cheney & Co as proprietors in Toledo and references other wholesale druggists and distributors in Ohio. It extols the cure as a blood acting internal remedy and promotes price and availability through druggists.

Cheney & CO Toledo Cheney West K Truax Drogeists Ohio Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Daneginia

Invention Guards Secret of Letter Envelopes Tamper Evidence

An American inventor created an envelope that records any tampering of its contents. The flap contains a chemical that reveals the intrusion with the words Attempt to open when exposed to moisture or other penetrating methods. The device aims to deter inquisitive attempts to access the letter.

Built Over Food That Rebuilt a Man's Body

A Reading Pennsylvania club treasurer credits Grape-Nuts with restoring his health after five years of chronic bowel trouble. He details gradual improvement after starting the cereal in May 1901, noting he used no medicines and now eats only Grape-Nuts for breakfast and lunch, with a varied dinner. Name supplied by Postum Co.

Reading Treas Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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