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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
3
Inspectors probing a child death uncovered a crowded London lodging room housing nineteen Russians. The space had adjacent beds, a central stove, no ventilation, and water streaming down the windows, revealing squalid conditions.
The Ross Company, South Bend, and Red Cross Ball Blue Lars package ne. tox. 3) cents. The Ross Company, South Bend, and United Kingdom Railway Employ, The railway companies of England and Wales employ 312,000 men The Scottish and Irish companies employ 40,000.
A puzzling remark proffers the Race Question as a deep mystery while endorsing Pillsbury's Vitos as a preferred breakfast option. The claim links a philosophical issue to a cereal product in a playful, non serious tone.
A Jersey pastor offered two prizes to memorize Bible verses over three months. A sixteen year old girl won first prize with 12 236 verses from the New Testament and parts of Psalms and Genesis. An eleven year old child won the second prize with TL verses as about 19 000 verses were memorized in total.
A historical account reviews eagle hunting prowess with dramatic scenes of an eagle driving a buck from a herd, killing it, and attacking a Highland fawn as its dam defends the young. It also cites a Boer farmer’s story of an eagle carrying a child, noting the bird’s death but the child’s safety. The piece blends observed behavior with legends linking eagles to dramatic deaths including that of Aeschylus.
A summer resident travels from Brookley with a bouquet of daisies and whiteweed. On the train she meets a city woman and later in a busy office the flowers are praised as marguerites. The exchange highlights quiet resolve amid differing views.
James Keys, a man of few words, silenced the room by drinking hot whiskey punch and asking the opponent to smell the empty glass. He delivered the negative argument with a dramatic display and won the debate.
A peppery woman on a street car confronts a man smoking in her presence. She asks if he is accustomed to smoke near a lady, and he replies no. The Irishman continues smoking while two girls in front giggle, and the woman exits two blocks later.
The Uganda protectorate hosts Africa's largest lake, swamp, and forest, plus the world's largest extinct volcano and Africa's highest peak. A 100 square miles of ice and snow lie near the equator.
Advert shows old patent medicine claim by Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York offering Pink Pills and Pink Fillets to ease heart distress after meals. It asserts dramatic relief from indigestion blurred vision and chest discomfort.
New York Herald reports Dunstan the naturalist encountered a terrifying carnivorous plant on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. The newly discovered "devil's nozzle" has black succulent branches that secrete a viscid liquid and trap animals with numerous suckers, earning it the nickname land octopus.
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and internal use remedies. The ad touts a cure by promising surface relief and internal benefit, urging readers to obtain a specific product from FJ Cheney & Co with testimonials offered.
A neighbor named Abe Ingles faced mortgage foreclosure on his house and barn. Just before the bailiff arrived, a providential fire broke out in the kitchen, burning the house. The bailiff rushed to the scene, fell into a storm pit, broke his leg, and lost his wooden leg. The account cites providence behind these events.
The pastor of the town's sole Catholic church in Eastern Massachusetts planned a fundraising tour after poor response to appeals for repairs. A local woman greeted him with humor at the door, inviting him in with a lighthearted remark.
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