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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

2

Works in the Garden: Kidney Pill Ad And Library Giveaway

Robert Scollan of 56 Garden St Seneca Pails N Y thanks Down s Kidney Pile for his sound back. Mrs Goethious six daughters suffer kidney trouble and jumbago. Ho Dewan cured after Down s Kidney Pilla. Ad promotes 50 cents a box from Fowter Milburn Co Buffalo N Y and claims libraries are given away by James J H Gregory of Marblehead Mass rivaling Carnegie. Also promotes Allens Foot Ease powder for feet and ingrown nails with trial package offer.

Robert Scollan Garden St Seneca Pails N.Y Down Mra Goethious Ho Dewan Fowter Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y James J. H. Gregory Marbiehead Mass Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Valuable Relics Unearthed at Pergamos in Jerusalem News

Jerusalem papers report graves opened at Pergamos yielding rare relics. A golden torc, wreaths of gold oak leaves, a gold wolf head, farming utensils, swords, and other weapons were found. The Hauities were sent to the Museum of Constantinople. Prof George W Jones of Cornell plans retirement at year end and seeks a pension from the Carnegie endowment. He joined Cornell as mathematics head in 187? and remains one of its oldest faculty. He authored several treaties and textbooks.

Jerusalem Pergamos Museum of Constantinople Professor Jones George W. Jones Cornell University Trascon Carnegie Endowment Fund Jonea Cornell

Rockefeller guest of honor at Chicago decennial gala delays

A long sequence of events during University of Chicago decennial celebrations kept sliding late by one to four hours per affair. Rockefeller, guest of honor, spoke at the banquet and recounted a tale of a Boston business man delayed by a heavy snowstorm who sent a telegram saying he would not be in the office yet.

University of Chicago John D. Rockefetler Air Tockefeller Thare Moston Guburba Dansengers Boston Montreal Herald

Mother endorses Grape-Nuts for children’s health

A mother writes that using Grape-Nuts for herHitie ones would reduce medicines and sick days. She claims infants benefit from the cereal, claiming fewer stomach troubles and indigestion. The piece quotes a child asking for Grape-Nuts at breakfast and notes the family’s belief in its value.

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War on betting rooms and horse racing ban bill passes

Tennessee House approves felony for keeping places permitting horse race betting. California Senate backs crime to dock horse tails, and Hearst seeks election reform. Roosevelt eyes Alaska hunting trip post term. Count Cantestine appeals divorce case. coal mine and avalanche disasters reported. arson and political corruption notes amid European Russia elections.

Tennessee Spain Chicago & Northwestern Des Moines Iowa Museel Transylvania Mountains Central America San Salvador State Senate of California Hax Hearst Roosevelt Alaska Robert M. Wiley

Wonder of Plant Memory Says Desert-Plucked Specimen Responds

The Dundee Advertiser notes a squash family plant moved from Sonora to New York in 1901 or 1900s and kept without watering. In a six week desert rain period it grows leaves and flowers to form seed, then dries to a water filled gourd with a hard shell. It seemingly remembers the rainy season and reawakens annually.

Dundee Advertiser New York Sonora Mexico

Readable ad promising cure for constitutional disease

An old newspaper advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof that “Catarrh Cure” cures a constitutional disease. It claims to treat the disease by acting on the blood and whole system, promising dramatic restoration of health.

Leara Aildrena PF Chen KY & UU Toledo Autor

Hostess' Trade Union

A concept of a hostess union where society women pledge to uphold self respect and punish male lapses in courtesy. The idea notes a drawback that many women are not respected by men or by each other, undermining self respect.

A Man of High Principle Scotsman Weekend Peculiarities

A fragmentary UK style clipping shows a Scotsman reluctant to attend music hall on Saturday to avoid laughing in church on Sunday. The text jumbles references to London Opinion and mock medical cures, then notes Mrs Winston’s soothing syrup for children and cautions about social polish versus behavior.

London

Still More Proof of Dr Williams Pink Pills Cure

A Indianapolis man recounts a serious head injury followed by yearly neuralgia causing vision issues and pain. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief after trying others, and notes his wife uses them for nervous headaches. Pills sold by druggists, 60 cents a box, six boxes by mail.

Ixteen Otto H. Rose Lexington Avenue Indianapolis Ind

Piano in His Lungs: Odd Musical Man on Pacific Coast

A man named Pearson in a Washington town can emit piano like melodies with a melodeon accompaniment from his lungs. He tours fairs and gatherings, claims practice can teach others, and is noted as a strong barker. Also endorses Brandreth's Pills for women, praising their long history and universal sale.

Pacific Coast Pearson Arkansas Washington

Antiseptic Tablet Request Triggers Poison Register Rule

A father asked a drug store clerk to sell antiseptic tablets without restricted chemicals. The pharmacist replied that a minor cannot buy such items and an adult must personally sign the poison register. The exchange highlights age restrictions on chemical sales.

English Tongue Twisters Show Language Quirks

A discussion of peculiarities in English phrases designed to puzzle foreigners. It notes confusing sentences such as It was put in case In case it should rain andTwii come by-sind-by and buy a bicycle while pondering how a German might parse metaphors like Being unhorsed he dogged his man and soon had him cowed.

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