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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
2
A coon, after ingesting poison, meets a tiger while declaring his imminent death. The tiger, curious and cheerful, reveals similar despair and asks the coon to move aside as it prepares to leap, viewing their chance meeting as fate and a shared desire to end life.
Special from Westfield Tl December 18. Rev G L Good shares a testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for Bright's Disease. He says after years of illness and failed doctors he took sixteen boxes and recovered, gaining weight and health and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy.
In Saint Petersburg, about twenty seats at the Imperial theaters were left unmarked in official plans. Box office staff allegedly exploited the omission for a decade, accumulating over 20000 rubles through unauthorized ticket actions.
The article mentions an extensive grape shipping industry in a grape district with Spain's exports to the United States, and highlights Walter Scott as a Death Valley guide who set a record by a ride under 46 hours, praising Santa Fe railway reliability. It also advertises train services from Utah to the East and Southwest, urging readers to contact F Warren or J Moore for rates and literature, and notes Ruby Westwood, a 12 year old from Foxton, weighing 172 pounds.
The author reflects on Christmas as a daily virtue rather than a yearly act. True contentment comes from giving and kindness, not from bank balances or flashy gifts. A story of a self-made woman illustrates joy in selfless acts, urging readers to embrace the Christmastide spirit every day and to be grateful for the chance to help others.
Minna Irving’s Leall’s Weekly poem tells of a child trudging home through cold and snow to find his mother’s face at the window and learns he has returned too late. The piece blends sorrow and homecoming as the orphaned boy arrives only after Christmas.
Lovise Morgan Sit crafts a Christmas hymn set in Judea with stars above a manger scene. A mother sits beside the manger while angels sweep the air and a newborn child lies sleeping in solemn reverie, inviting faith and selfless giving.
Poem fragment notes Christmas as a humbling revelation of faith and love. It links silent skies and natural wonders to praise for Christ’s birth, urging faithful living in tribute to the king. The lines invoke angels, wisdom, and mortal speech praising the divine event.
Fragmented verse with festive imagery and reverent tone. Mentions Yuletide, harvest, frost, pine crest, and a devotional theme to love and faith. Names and clear events are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A long-ago magazine editorial argues against treating disease as criminal and condemning the poor overworked housewife. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Medical Adviser, urging abstinence from heavy labor and offering free consultations and mail orders from Buffalo New York.
A Westbury-on-Trym Gloucestershire bridegroom reached the church without a ring. A married woman in attendance lent her own ring after a relay, allowing the ceremony to proceed with the ring exchange facilitated by the forgetful groom.
Mrs Minnie Drew of Roxbury Massachusetts suffered cracked peeling and painful hands from water and heat preventing housework. After two doctors failed she used one cake of Cutheura Soap and one box of Cutheura Ointment and her hands became entirely well.
A Brooklyn telephone operator is charged with bigamy after a dramatic lapse in judgment. The case highlights a distinctive error in personal conduct during an era when telephones linked families and fortunes.
An advertisement argues local applications cannot cure catarrh and claims internal remedies are needed. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure, supposedly prescribed by physicians for years, as a regular prescription from Toledo, Ohio, with testimonials of efficacy.
The Old Codger reflects on city life and vast crowds, saying the mystery of how thousands survive is reduced after enduring the urban throng. His sarcastic musings suggest familiarity eases awe and reveals practical truths about city living.
A Edinburgh court heard that members of a youthful burglary gang vowed to the leader not to touch intoxicating liquor during business hours. The hearing revealed the group’s discipline as they face charges for house-breaking and associated thefts.
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