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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
6
A testimonial from Dr. Melvin M. Page of Erie Pennsylvania claims Dean’s Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after dramatic weight loss and health decline in 1896. He asserts rapid improvement, restored weight to 188 pounds, and endorses Foaster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York with a 50 cent price per box.
A speaker at a Society of Motor Manufacturers dinner claimed pedestrians are the greatest danger on the road and frequently collide with cars, sometimes causing car parts to be damaged.
Letter from Mrs Caroline Cable of Waupaca Wisconsin reports her husband suffered salt rheum on his hands requiring bandages. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills he was cured and his hands became smooth. She hopes others will benefit.
Deacon Blimber asks the City Boarder why the clerk in the dry goods store earns six dollars a week as a salary while the blacksmith at the shop gets twenty as wages Browning's Magazine notes.
Important to Mothers reports on Castorta wamte cure remedy for infants and childown. London hosts Gem Tens as Lord Crofton invited friends to a "gem ten" at his Sloane Street residence. Seemingly lavish displays of old and new jewels accompanied the event.
A brief note mentions Schilling's Best tea and omniey hew, suggesting consumer familiarity with the product line. The reference appears as a casual query or endorsement without additional details or context.
An unusual mail delivery method is reported on a Pavific island in the Tongs group where traditional inshore routes are dangerous. A sky rocket system is adopted to carry mail from a port, highlighting an inventive response to perilous conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes urge asking dealers for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve foot discomfort including swelling sweating and cooling effects. Mentions a quoted line about Mark Twain during a conversation with a young lady, referencing a drydock ward scene and a question about a “rydock” from a thirty physician.
The text remarks on a recurring emblem of dove symbolism as love’s emblem in oriental poetry and in the Song of Solomon, noting the Hussian term for “darting” and the motif of affection expressed through cuddling and affection as a guiding delight.
Summer disorders of infancy are described as common stomach maladies in bottlefed infants and older children. Acute indigestion caused by improper feeding can lead to convulsions, fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatments include stopping food, giving clear fluids, emetics, enemas, and gentle baths. Gradual reintroduction of milk is advised, with attention to relapse risk in hot weather.
A Thackeray biographer recalls the first meeting with Ana child Charlotte Bronte. Bronte quotes Behold a son cometh up out of the North and Thackeray jokes about being a mere Englishman ravenous for dinner. He notes the awkward dinner and Bronte's tearful plea about him. A local ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills with patient testimonials for backache and kidney trouble.
Submarines can travel seventy or eighty miles at a speed of eight or nine miles an hour under water, can regulate their position at any reasonable depth, and can move or turn in any direction.
Pleased to give you full information on low summer rates with plentiful train service. The Santa Fe trade mark stands for safety speed and ease. C F Warren General Agent A T S P Ry Salt Lake City Utah invites inquiries about travel options.
Mary Anderson Navarro discusses stage life and its hollow demands, while an Asia cosmetic prep called kohl is described as antimony powder used to darken eyebrows and eyelids. Gail Hamilton’s sharp testimonial inflames views on servant work as an Irish applicant recalls praise and harsh judgments from the noted writer.
Deep breathing as a regular exercise is promoted as the cheapest and surest road to perfect health. The text urges light daily practice as a simple route to better wellbeing.
In 356 B C Alexander the Great ruled Greece, and a Greek scheme insured runaway slaves showing early attested risk management ideas.
Fragmentary note mentions a location called San Pranciaco and a phrase foe our Knowledge Book with a temperature like 4.3 oF, lacking clear context or events to confirm.
A local dealer quotes annual imports from Alderney claiming more than a thousand cows are shipped in from the island each year. The note emphasizes the rarity of Alderney cattle on the island despite high import numbers.
A fragment notes that Chinamen allegedly mock death and have been known to offer themselves as execution substitutes with the understanding that money will be paid to their families. The text reflects a dated and biased portrayal from the period.
A historical snippet notes Charles Dickens drew ground work for Nicholas Nickleby at Barnard Castle in Durham. It also advertises The Mother Gray Co offering a remedy for women’s ailments as “Australian” herb relief, priced 50 cents, with claims of pure city air being found twenty five feet above street level.
An article discusses American tea quality amid plentiful local options and cites Scandinavian and European literacy statistics. It highlights consumer refunds, mentions a grocer policy, and compares literacy rates across Sweden Norway Denmark Russia and England.
A lady cycling near Bexhill felt a blow to the head as a sparrow collided with her hatpin, which protruded about two inches. The bird died from the injury. Reported by the London Chronicle.
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