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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
3
A suffrage advocate notes a supposed legal residence advantage for women, contrasting a man’s required residency with a woman’s mere entry into a hotel or boarding house. Also includes an Adams Allen’s Foot-Ease advertisement offering a powder for uncomfortable feet.
An anonymous donor sent 50 000 rubles to founding a Moscow Foundling Hospital with a letter promising a future virtuous citizen if Russia gains another reasonable subject. The message underscores philanthropy fueling social improvement.
A strange report notes that Danish beauties, led by Albert Merritt and Park Pace, prefer unwell routines and delight in prolonged exposure to fresh air. The text implies a peculiar condition keeps them housebound, viewing outdoor time as their existence.
The winter service offers trouser pressing by porters while passengers wait. The train features daily market reports by wire, on board newspapers, fine stationery, a western book library, current magazines, a Whitley exerciser, and electric cooking for ladies, as the Santa Fe keeps its flyer at the front.
Readable fragments describe two excuses for Johnny and Samuel missing school. One claims Johnny awoke late after failing to locate his sex, later found in the ashpit allegedly placed there by the family dog. The other says Samuel cannot attend due to his head being stuck to a dresser, with no separation achieved yet.
In Bayonne New Jersey a humorous court record notes a Leghorn hen with unclear age and origin. The entry lists the hen as a layer with offense of clucking and mentions eventual friccas seed disposition, reflecting a satirical note in a local records page.
The article notes general tea quality issues and mentions sugar production costs and pricing. It states sugar may be produced at fractions under two cents a pound and that Germany, the world’s largest sugar country, regulates sugar selling prices. It implies profit depends on production efficiency.
Laura confronts Lackland amid a dangerous Alaskan trek as rumors of her companion’s fate and a missing avalanche complicate trust. An aged hermit appears, questioning loyalty and exposing deception in the harsh mountain wilderness.
Chapter XVI depicts Lackland emerging from the tent in a dazed state and recognizing a returning comrade, Cumming. He hurries to report and expresses relief at being reassigned, while remarking with sharp sarcasm about a formidable woman he describes as a torment. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as it is continued.
A well known colored preacher insists there is a distinction between offering and collection at church. He stresses offerings come from the heart, while collections are leftovers, urging that money be given as an offering rather than merely collected.
A student of Nature notes the butterfly's main charm lies not in beauty or metamorphosis but in representing an absolutely silent world. The insect's life cycle, from caterpillar to chrysalis, and its antennae puzzle, are mentioned as intriguing, underscoring their mysterious, quiet existence.
A locomotive owned and operated by the London and Northwestern since 1882 had accumulated 2,000,000 work miles by 1902. The time out of service repairs averaged 12 percent of the working time credited to the engine.
Warm baths are the most effectual means of keeping the skin clean and healthy. The temperature should be between 82 and 98 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid prolonged immersion and rub the skin well.
A temperance woman shifts views after asthma, insomnia, and weight gain improve on Postum. She recalls resisting coffee, tries Postum, finds it delicious, and notes her health and sleep improve. Her physician agrees coffee was harmful, then endorses Postum. Name given: Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich. Look for The Road to Wellbeing inside.
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