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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
3
An article extols pine based remedies and Pine Bread made from inner pine bark. It describes a Pine Wood camp in Maine for consumptives and promotes Pure Virgin Oil of Pine as a cure with a whiskey mix, noting packaging, sources, and cautions against imitations.
A summary of landmark Arctic exploration from Cabot’s 1497 voyages through Frobisher and Davis to Hudson and Baffin. It highlights Frobisher shaping the quest, Davis’ Strait expeditions, Hudson’s fatal voyage, and Baffin’s 1616 ascent to 77 degrees 45 minutes north, discovering Jones, Smith and Lancaster sounds as routes to the passage.
A nine month old faces a facial and foot rash causing sleepless nights and crying. The mother credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with rapid improvement after one box and even use on cradle cap. She recommends keeping Cuticura on hand for rashes and bites. The letter is signed Mrs. Hattie Currier of Maston Maine on June 9 2006.
Theresa von Lynar confronts Joan of Kernsberg over dynastic claims and a pledge to seat Maurice of Hohenstein on the duchy throne. Conrad admits love while Theresa tests loyalties, hinting at hidden motives, while plans for future alliance unfold in shadowed garden vows.
Lord Iveagh owns a curious collection of ancient silver potato rings, large socket-like rings that once fitted over wooden potato bowls. The unusual hobby is highly valued by bric a brac enthusiasts for its historic craftsmanship and quirky charm.
The Dom Chronicle recalls how the Times earned the nickname Thunderer through a long tradition of thunderous editorials. It notes historical references to Tisies, Jeames, Mrs. Harris, and Captain Edward Sterling as origins linked to press authority and bold reform writing.
An advertorial piece promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe family medicine for anaemia. It cites blood weakness and common symptoms, includes a testimonial from Louis J. Clark of Plainfield New Jersey about recovery after an appendectomy, and lists conditions allegedly cured by the pills. It notes pricing and availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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