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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1903

Page

3

First Stage of Catarrh Warns Against Neglect

Mrs M J Brink warns that initial catarrh can progress to chronic disease if ignored and promotes Peruna as a remedy. The text features patient testimonials from Albany and St Louis areas praising Peruna and urges readers to consult Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.

M.J. Brink Sarah Motsahan Thint Albany MeGahas Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Paris man’s nose bursts into flames from fake prosthetic

A man in Paris lit a cigarette along Boulevard Saint Michel and his celluloid nose burst into flames, spreading to his beard. A crowd gathered as he danced in pain until a policeman escorted him to a pharmacist. Doctors noted the fake nose had been sold to him instead of a horn prosthetic.

Boulevard Saint-Michel Paris New York Medical Journal

New Phosphate Prospects Near Solomon Islands

Rich phosphate experts see possible strong competition from newly found deposits on Ocean Island northeast of the Solomon Islands. The sites appear to offer higher quality than Florida or Christmas Island phosphates, signaling a potential shift in supply and markets. Allen's Foot-Ease pitch follows, advertising a foot powder with a price of two cents and a free sample.

Florida Ocean Island Solomon Islands Christmas Island Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

Two Voices Double Pay

Mrs Clancy boasts that her son Jimmie’s wages have doubled for Christmas as he now plays the mob in the theater’s third act. He is no longer in the scenery, and the boss pays dowkie pay, which she calls right.

Hall's Family Pill Claim Against Mercury Based Cure

Fragmented notice describes a claimed remedy called Hall's Family Pill and references a doomed cure for cataracts and mercury effects. It alleges internal use and lists Fr. Cheney & On Toledo as makers, with distorted wording and dangerous health claims.

Amell Fr. Cheney & On Toledo Cemsalas Catarra Cheney Hall

Gardener dismissed after fruit theft. kind preacher vouches

A clergyman late to dismisses a thief who tended his garden for over two years. He issues a recommendation praising the gardener, stating he had "got more out of my garden than any man I ever employed." Also notes Professor Freeman in Madison predicts German absorption of Denmark as Kaiser covets the country.

Germany Denmark Freeman United States Copenhagen Madison Wis

Reed's Procrastination Defines His Literary Drive

Reed habitually postponed tasks to the last moment yet produced work of note. He favored fiction and planning, reading voraciously before college graduation. He later wrote a magazine article in one long late night, finding a fresh approach by writing reversibly.

Reed

Phonetic Spelling Puzzle Turns Turner Name Into Jumble

In a hotel register scene a man signs E K Phthologayrrh and explains the phonetic reasoning turning it into Turner. The hotel clerk questions the unusual spelling while Turner defends it as English, noting most men do not phoneticize their names.

E. K. Phthologayrrh Turner

The French Academy and Its Seat of Power

The French Academy is one of five institutes in the Institute of France. Founded in 1025 by Cardinal Richelieu and reorganized in 1816, it has forty members who elect a new member for life. It meets twice weekly at Mazarin Palace Paris to oversee French language grammar rhetoric poetry and classic publications. The secretary holds lifelong tenure, and securing a chair is a pinnacle ambition for many French writers.

French Academy Institute of France Richelieu Mazarin Quia Conti Paris Academy

Tidal Tunnels for New Zealand Power Idea

A Hikuraki proposal in New Zealand seeks to generate electricity from Pelorus Sound tides by boring an 88 foot tunnel across a narrow neck. The plan envisions capturing 50 000 acres of tidal water with turbines at tunnel ends. A local company/ with capital of 275 000 dollars backs the project.

Hikuraki New Zealand Pelorus Sound

Strasburg Plans Goethe Statue In Honor Of Poet

Strasburg will erect a monument to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The German poet spent part of his youth in Alsace and spoke of the town with affection in his memoirs. The statue design is yet to be chosen, but the commemoration will be worthy of the occasion.

Strasburg Goethe

Don’t Die of Consumption Trial Remedy Promise

A deranged ad promotes a supposed cure for consumption. It claims patients returned from the Woat are now well after using a new remedy sent by Dr. Derk P. Vonkerman of Kalamazoo Michigan. The notice urges immediate action with testimonials and a free trial package, warning that delay is dangerous and death is near.

Derk P. Vonkerman Shakespeare Kalamazoo Mich Hyn Sun

Charity on Broad Scale Five Mile Lions by Indian Millionaire

Parsee Indian businessman Nanrajee Manwckjee Watia of Bombay places five million dollars in trust. Interest funds relief for sudden subsistence loss from disasters such as fire famine or earthquake. Trust to operate globally across Cal worl, with a Parsee shipwright lineage noted for historical service to France. Wadia family recognized by Napoleon and Louis Philippe for charitable acts. recent large donation to the Dublin Martinique Relief Fund.

Nanrajee Manwckjee Watia E. J. BP Bomba Cle Worl Wala Napoleon Bonaparte Wadia Legion of Honor Louis Philippe Dombay Martinique Reiler Fund

Drunken Parishioner Responds To Preacher’s Sermon

A Philadelphia church tale unfolds as a drunken man interrupts a sermon on vices by standing and claiming the preacher targets him. The drunkard then forces a deacon to confront his own hypocrisy with a blunt, humorous rebuke.

Pillar Philadelphia Anken

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