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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
2
A Wuhan steam of ad style text shows Hon W H Kelbaugh of West Virginia praising Peruna as a universal remedy and tonic. The fragmentary message includes testimonials from W H Kelbaugh and Mrs Clare Litterst claiming Peruna cured illnesses and aided daily tasks amid weather related notes and promotional language.
Fragmentary aphorisms on belief truth and morality tease readers with paradoxes. The piece muses on Prodigals fatted calf and divine proximity while condemning dependency and easy faith. It juggles contradictory maxims about goodness motives and rational thought.
The steamship Anp Goldmouth of the Shedl line arrived in Rotterdam after a Singapore to Rotterdam voyage via Cape of Good Hope covering 1,191 miles in 62 days without engine stop or steam generation check. The vessel, burning tauld fuel, reportedly set a major marine efficiency record with ample surplus steam for the return journey.
Mrs man, from Tattle Creek, Mich, credits Postum with ending lifelong coffee related stomach and nerve upset. She switched from coffee to Postum and felt better the first day, later fully recovering and attributing health to Postum in advertisements.
The article details the expedition's equipment beyond the airship. It highlights the wireless telegraph system, the mechanical flag, and two gasoline powered mechanical dogs or motor sledges. It notes base stations at Hammerfest Norway and Dane's Island, aims for constant world communication, and the role of De Forest wireless tech.
A chaotic real estate quarrel in Flushing involves Mrs Bardley, Mrs Bardley, and Thomas Pritchard over property on Booraem Avenue. After Bardley allegedly bites a contract document and swallows part of it in Pritchard's office, a bitter confrontation ensues as prices have surged, with threats of legal action and taunting defiance.
The passage defines salmon as a sea fish common to England and eastern states, entering rivers to spawn then returning to the sea. It notes male distortions with age, black spotted coloration like true trout, scientific name Salmo salar, and mentions land locked forms when barred from the sea.
The World Today reports plans to begin work before year end on a Mississippi River dam at Des Moines rapids to develop water power. It would be among the largest projects, with at least 60,000 horsepower and transmission to factories in the central agricultural region. Estimated cost is $6,000,000, about $100 per horsepower, with power costs projected at eight dollars per horsepower-year. Three states Iowa Illinois Missouri legislatures support the effort. cooperation pledged.
A London East End shop was converted into a waxwork display. The showman invited passersby by shouting at the door promising delight, saying step in gents step in take my word for it you will be highly delighted when you come out.
A London Observer commentary argues that women’s finery and luxury items like chiffons ribbons and frills are essential to womankind, countering male critics who liken extravagance to triviality. It contrasts such adornments with masculine comforts such as walking sticks watches footballs and whiskies.
A discussion on child development argues that freedom in play should expand as a child ages. Sully cautions that excessive discipline pervading the environment harms will growth. Dr. Henry C. King notes not all play should replace kindergarten instruction.
Five trains daily via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe from Colorado to Kansas City St Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso City of Mexico. Inquire about reduced rates. C F Warren GA AT S F Ry 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
An old Celtic line about a "white headed boy" appears across Irish fairy stories. Irish mothers who knew fairies kept the secret for the family boy, Gerald Griffin. A noted short story by Griffin borrowed the phrase from an ancient Celtic book.
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