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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1903

Page

6

Giant man eating shark captured in Florida waters

A prominent official recounts a colossal eighteen foot man eating shark captured near Palm Beach. The shark bore a steel jaw, swallowed a whole porpoise, and even contained an ostrich head in its stomach, suggesting a rapid African origin after a perilous voyage.

Palm Beach Fla Elle New York Tribune Florida Anhorman Jule Africa African Atlantic

Men in an Emergency Woman Revived by Calm Helper

A Baltimore News report describes a woman collapsing with a group of about six men present. Their frantic actions include fetching water and whisky, fanning and comforting, while one man sloshed gas to extinguish a flame. A decisive woman arrives, orders calm, removes alcohol, and the woman recovers. The piece notes men are more emotional than women.

Baltimore News

How Gold Nuggets Grow From Water to Treasure

An early 20th century note explains gold nugget formation as a slow growth from dust particles in water through natural chemical and mechanical processes. It cites percolating waters, earth currents, and iron sand grains as key factors, suggesting placers may form from these waters rather than decomposed quartz, with nuggets growing over long ages to larger, purer states.

California State Tining Bureau Tmuseume Rleke Velng Placore Placers Chicego Chrantebe

Fragments of a Rural Church Service In Rust Belt Parish

A Western church scene shows Dr David quiet during a sermon while Sister Sarah, an elderly parishioner, exhorts afterward. The service disrupts as Dr David gently admonishes and Sister Sarah retorts, leading to a brief, tense exchange amid a distracted congregation. The second vignette features a dialogue about a jacket, with a playful jab from Annette towards Cannella.

David Sarah David Alee Lergyman Hedging

Man’s vow of sobriety broken in a dream

Mr Swiggard confesses to a doctor and Rev Dr Soow that he swore off alcohol last January yet dreamed of visiting saloons and drinking champagne. He woke before tasting a drop, but the temptation caused deep remorse. The scene ends with a twist: the episode was only a dream.

Ted Aewell Mr. Swiggard Utica Globe

Bluebeard Discusses Divorce Reform with Country Lawyer

A country lawyer meets Bluebeard and proposes a divorce court plan to end the marriage game. He imagines divorces by application with publicity or mail, alimony paid by wives, and the lawyer as permanent counsel for the husband in Bluebeard v Bluebeard cases. Bluebeard rebuffs the idea, noting his own methods and leaving the proposal undecided. The anecdote is cited to The New York Times.

Bluebeard Willam E. McKenna New York Times

Greater New York Surpasses Ancient Cities in Size

An essay argues that modern New York City vastly exceeds ancient capitals in population. It notes Babylon Rome Constantinople Athens Jerusalem Thebes Memphis and Jeru salem would be small by comparison, with New York now surpassing many nations and regions in inhabitants. It claims New York holds about 1,000,000 more people than Greece and Serbia combined and is nearly as large as Portugal and Holland.

New York City New York Babylon Rome Gibbon Milman Constantinople Manhattan Athens Xerxes Herodotus Jerusalem Solomon Thebes Memphis Kingdom of Greece Servia Portugal Holland Brazil Republc Denmark Norway

The Seeker After Trouble and the Chip on the Shoulder

A San Francisco Post piece warns about chronically quarrelsome people who carry a “chip on their shoulder.” It describes their constant causes of trouble in theaters, trains, and daily life, and suggests that harsh discipline or spanking can curb such behavior in children.

San Francisco Post

Shirt Making at Troy A Unen Shirt Production Time

In Troy a Unen shirt is manufactured in one and a half minutes with buttonholes taking one quarter of a minute of work.

Troy

Irrigated LANDS Open for Settlement in Idaho

The American Falls Canal and Power Company offers a fertile irrigated tract between Blackfoot and American Falls Idaho. Climate soil and water are favorable with low prices and easy terms. For full information contact Bryans Curtis and Sweet Co in Salt Lake City Utah.

American Falls Canal & Power Company Blackfoot American Falls Idaho Bryans, Curtis & Sweet Co D. F. Walker Block Balt Lake City Utah

Perfumes Harmful to Singers Warned by Stage Manager

A stage manager recalls a singer named Jean Donopte refusing a white rose, noting singers avoid perfumed flowers as inhaling their scent harms vocal chords. He cites that perfumed flowers can cause hoarseness and even the violet especially feared by professionals.

Jean Doneopte

Hall's Catarsh Cure and Catarrh Remedy Ad

The notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for a constitutional disease, claiming it cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors pledge $100 for any uncured case, with testimonials available and sales through druggists at 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills.

Hat Science Mall Hall Nature F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Sugar A Timber Preserver In New Wood Treatment

Sugar is used to treat timber by saturating at boiling point with a sugar solution and then evaporating water. The wood pores fill with solid matter, producing a vulcanised, tougher, harder timber that resists brittleness and splitting. An asylum inmate, a German musician, is described as insane after hearing imaginary notes formed by mosquitoes on a music sheet, seeking the lost chord.

Hackensack

Quit Coffee and Get Well Report

A woman credits leaving coffee for Postum with dramatic health gains. She describes relief from gas pressure, heart palpitations, nervousness, and headaches after switching to Postum, noting refreshed digestion and regular bowels. She claims no medicines were used and emphasizes the coffee to Postum shift as the cause. Postum Co, Battle Creek, advertises the product and a related contest.

Chilhood Postum Co Battle Bend

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