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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
2
A report shows contributions totaling 83430 in the last academic year to United States and Canada institutions. City and home missions received 26192, foreign missions 57288. Faculty and friends gave 30150, and students contributed SEBAIL.
The wing of England controls Asia with over 200 million subjects and Africa about 42 million while Australasia exceeds 5 million and Europe above 42 million. Hindus number 208 million Mohammedans 94 million Christians 54 million Buddhists 12.9 million and 29 million follow various pagan or non Christian beliefs.
Travel easier via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines from Colorado to Kansas City St Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and the City of Mexico. Ask about reduced rates. Warren G. A. AT and BF Hy. 41) Dooly Minek Salt Lake City Utah.
An Elegant Sufficiency depicts a terse scene where Mrs Stimciet asks for more of the markerer and Mr Honriter teases back. Mr Boarder declines and asks for a bucket of water instead, captured in a brief New York Weekly note.
The Journal notes many weekly insurance trade journals exist across the country more than 70, relying heavily on company advertising. It reports that withdrawal of patronage from New York’s three big rivals due to an investigation is causing these journals trouble and financial strain.
A description outlines Uimes Plate Drills tempered by immersion in heated mercury at white heat. The drill is kept moist with camphor solution and turpentine oil, a labor intensive process to produce a hard, durable tool for perforating ginas platen.
Easterner laments a derelict land boom with a crowded claim that the great land room has collapsed. Westerner responds that continuing is pointless as all land is now owned by outsiders, per a New York Weekly excerpt.
A chaotic digest covers outbreaks of plague in Campos Rio de Janeiro and potato blight across Ireland, plus multiple fatal accidents, killings, and riots worldwide. Notable items include banker A B Lamason killed by lightning in Iowa, a car-car collision in Granite City injuring thirteen, and the murder suicide of Joseph Castleman in Tennessee. Also reported are factory and train incidents, a Mexican labor clash in Prospect Heights, and organizational moves in labor and police spheres.
Mrs A Taylor of Wharton New Jersey relates severe kidney pain dizziness burning secretions and constant fatigue with relief after taking Deans Kidney Pills. She credits eight boxes for restoring strength and health though doctors earlier failed. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo sells 60 cents a box.
The New England Lime Company of Winstead, Gown, reports gas as a reliable substitute for wood in burning lime. Gas furnaces burn cleaner and hotter, increasing daily kiln output from 80 to 100 barrels per kiln, totaling about 700 barrels daily, and the method is no longer experimental.
A. Roberts named postmaster at Thayne Wyoming. Farrington fire destroys city hall jail and five key businesses. Brigadier General Funston reviews troops at Camp Tacoma before 8000 fans. Port Orchard hunter John Gorst accidentally shoots himself. Nevada escapee Little Pitt captured in McKinney's Nevada. Parkersboro saw mill and buildings burned except manager Kronenburg residence. Waterville Washington fire causes $20000 loss. M. D. Bergeson injured. Joseph T. Carroll of Butte found guilty of illegal fencing in Helena. Knights of Pythias grand lodge session held in Laramie. T. H. Butler named grand chancellor. D. A. Smith of Seattle killed attempting to board a moving car at Portland. Congressman Dixon Montana announces Senate bid. Montana GOP convention set in Helena Sept 15. Archie Cook dies in Portland at 36. Wyoming water rights robbery reports denied. Charles Smith murdered at Tonopah. suspects held. W. E. Stark drowns near Huntington. Barratt’s Siding accident near Didloty Montana kills Conductor Ewart. Wyoming stock inspectors to quarantine imported sheep. Laramie to host state tournament for gun clubs. Oregon land grant sale to eastern California syndicate. Thomas G. McEwen kicked by horse, leg broken. lay exposed for hours.
Charles Haynes Haswell, 97, a New York City engineer, attended the laying of the Enginers' clubhouse cornerstone by Mrs Carnegie. He witnessed Fulton’s first steamboat on the Hudson and aims to play a key role in the Fulton and Clermont centennial next year. During the Civil War he led the engineer corps in Burnside’s expedition and earned high praise. Small Profits of Pawnshops Roosevelts Brussels report shows 1905 pawnshop capital of 487,181 with 4,866 profit and 1,253,173 in pawns loans. 1904 loans exceeded 1905 by about 96,500.
The Rev Alexander Connell succeeds to Tan Maclaren's pulpit at Sefton Park Liverpool. He has served as pastor of Regent Square Presbyterian Church London since 1893 and was born in the Scotch Highlands forty years ago.
A Nebraskan minister recounts chronic stomach trouble since 1893 and how Grape Nuts with cream and sugar restored his health in days. He notes relief from headaches and renewed energy for study and work, endorsing the product and urging sufferers to try the same. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
Reports discuss Emperor William I and rumors of heredity illness affecting his health. It notes his father's death from throat illness and his efforts to adopt a simple life in Battle Creek Michigan. The piece promotes Battle Creek health publications and a subscription offer highlighting healthy living ideas.
A truthful city rejects a rabbi who lies to avoid exposure when their wife is seen washing her head. He tells the truth about the lie, causing the couple’s two children to die, a rare mortality in the city. The neighbors exile him for his deceit despite the consequences.
Transmission of facial traits follows a definite pattern, with ancestral facial expression and appearance more often conveyed through female family members. Females typically do not exhibit the same characteristics in male offspring, and younger generations tend to display facial conditions and signs seen in distant ancestors.
The piece notes that some modern animals surpass prehistoric monsters in bulk and weight, with whales and especially horses reaching sizes far exceeding ancient giants. It cites authorities who contend contemporary whales exceed the heaviest prehistoric creatures.
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