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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
6
A recovered patient testimonial markets a kidney remedy from Dean Pilla and the Milburn Co. at Buffalo New York. The ad claims a ten year struggle with back pain urinary issues and discolored urine. It promises permanent cure after using three boxes and lists price. A church benefit at M and Church raised one hundred dollars to cover charity bills.
A quirky item notes sawdust bread crumba now used by Paris restaurants as a novelty. The piece mentions Schilling's Best tea, moneyback claims, and figures like Ron Francins and Rebiiting & Company in a playful, era-tinged tone.
A garbled quote suggests Uncle Khan criticizes a racing figure who profits by fouling and letting rivals lead, implying dishonest tactics in racing circles. The text is fragmented and difficult to fully verify.
A fragmentary tale recalls a duchess who hosted a famed writer for a week and later demanded an autograph album. The author, overwhelmed, confessed the sight of the book stifled his ideas and he offered a wild bet amid the scene.
The note claims Schilling's Best covers dealings from grocer to shopper and includes tea and baking powder. It mentions official meat inspectors in Germany and a number YE2 Hoge. The text then questions whether this implies drugs are eaten in that country, but does not explain the link.
A garbled text snippet mentions San Francisco as Tea Town and notes Mexico in a high position leading Drarah-American countries in unspecified matters. The fragment references cultural perception and regional leadership without clear events or dates.
Reports say troops and bands attacked in Buenos Ayres while mutinous regiments march on the capital. The government imposes a 30 day state of siege, mobilizes the national guard, and suppresses press commentary. The movement is linked to the radical party with some military support. A few killed or wounded as unrest spreads.
Dispatches from St Petersburg quote General Kuropatkin to Emperor Nicholas noting no fighting at the moment with activity limited to harassing operations by volunteers. Both sides exchange artillery fire as positions are strengthened. Reports claim the Japanese advance guard on the left flank near Sanonya and Chansun was repulsed with slight Russian losses and Japanese dead. Demorovsk is reported wounded, with operations at Sandiapa and the Shikhe landing suspended momentarily.
Provident Roosevelt will be introduced to the parents of nine sets of triplets this week and is expected to present an autograph photo. George V Dunville, 43, and wife, 38, live in Yankton, S.D. They plan to arrive in Watlington next week while senators and representatives will accompany them to the White House. The nine sets total twenty-seven children, all boys and girls among them.
Mrs Mary Adelaide Fairbanks will travel nearly 3000 miles to witness her son Benator Fairbanks take the oath as vice president. The story notes his kindness and affection for Mrs Hychel’s family, and mentions Mrs Fairbanks’s current stay in California.
A farm hand in Minnesota drank nitroglycerin on a dare and froze while walking home. Attempts to thaw him triggered an explosion that wrecked a nearby storefront outlet. The blast left only fragments of the victim Peter's belongings.
The report covers indictments and legal actions abroad and at home, including a murder indictment sought by Coroner Hoffman against Johann Hoch, and a possible suicide by Joseph Kingeald to flee to Chicago. It notes legislative moves on Yosemite transfers, rail pensions, pressuring authors, reprieves in Waterbury, and a factory explosion in Wheeling.
An early 20th century promotional piece extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a universal cure for women with headaches dizziness nervous trouble and digestive issues. It cites Mrs Ella Stone of Lakewood Rhode Island who reports relief after repeated use and urges readers to request a promotional booklet. It also mentions spirits of sal volatile as a remedy for fainting fits and related conditions.
The Chicago Tribune advises turning defeat into victory by taking a moment to breathe, reassess, and return to the challenge with renewed vigor. It asserts that great achievements come from persistent, hard-fought effort and resilience.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Earliest Green and a Mr. armer among unclear references, mentioning a winner and the Salzer page 5 Wis. context. readable names include John A. Salzer and Grees Coote. specifics and dates are obscured.
A garbled notice advertises test offers for vegetable seeds including cabbage celery lettuce and corn. It promises 10 000 plants and a large Salter's Fourth of July Sweet Corn package if readers send 160 and 26e in postage. Ends with promotional phrases.
The snippet blends satirical quips with ads and brief notes about lime relief tonics and a Negrito wedding custom. It references a law-case exchange about weather cocks in London and notes on marriage arch rituals, plus a February 10 1900 date from Vanburen Indiana.
Women in hospitals reveal common ovarian and womb ailments caused by neglect. Lydia E Be Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a preventive against surgery, claimed to ease irregular menstruation, discharge, backache, bloating, and nervous debility, with letters from readers praising results.
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