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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1906

Page

7

Nervous Women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham remedy

Newspaper readers are urged that nervous symptoms in women stem from disorders of the reproductive system and that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health. Letters from users claim relief from nerves, insomnia, and debility, with anecdotes of improved well being and renewed energy.

Lydia E. Pinkham M. E. Shotwell Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn N. C Lydia B. Pinkhham

Trifle That Defeated Musa at Tours Changed Europe

The tale says vanity ruined Musa the Moslem commander at Tours after a captain mocked his red beard and he was scourged. Recalled by the caliph at his peak, Musa’s downfall altered fate, as historians note Europe’s destiny hinged on that battle and the outcome shaped global history.

Musa Tours Christandon Cross Europe

Woman's Fondness for Dress Antiquary's Insight Across Ages

An antiquary laughs over a piece on dress extravagance and recalls 1630 prose about Miss Phraser's gown costing 230 pounds. He cites Mme de Montespan at a court festival wearing a gold gown embroidered in gold and a gold frieze, noting fashion's ruinous vanity.

Ann Miss Phraser Cave Scroupe Mme. de Montespan

Evil Effects of Overeating Warn of Health Risks

A historical notice states that consuming more than the body's needs to replace ongoing waste is unnecessary and potentially harmful. It cautions that overeating is as mischievous as under-eating, possibly even more so.

Birthplace of Freedom Arch Planned for Cambridge Common

Plans by the national Daughters of the Revolution approve an arch at the Cambridge common entrance near Gardner Street and Massachusetts Avenue opposite Christchurch. Granite structure features bronze tablets, a central Massachusetts seat, and depictions of Washington and colonial symbols. Over $100 has been raised toward a $5,000 goal as fundraising continues across the nation.

Cambridge Mass National Society Daughters of the Revolution Daly Washington Elm Gardner Street Massachusetts Avenue Christchurch Massachusetts Washington Daughters of the Revoluton General Society Fitz Old Cambridge Common

Portraits and Washington A Study by Will Curtis Taylor

William Curtis Taylor argues Washington’s portraits vary with artist view and method. He cites engravings paintings and coins, noting forty five sittings and many artists. The piece explores how composite photography reshaped the iconic image and questions lingering perceptions of Washington’s character.

Washington Napoleon Stuart William Curtis Taylor Booklovers Washinton

House of Washington Relics in Newburg NY Relives Revolution Past

Hasbrouck House in Newburg on the Hudson River preserves Washingtons headquarters from April to August 1782 Built by Jonathan Hasbrouck in 178 The stone walls two feet thick feature a Dutch porch six rooms on the main floor a low beamed ceiling and cedar roof revealing the odor of the old era The house remains near its original form with only essential changes and was occupied by General and Mrs Washington during their military days

Hasbrouck Newburg N. Y Newbure Haden Haw Wrpurk Washington Jonathan Hasbrouck

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