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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
7
An ad warns that winter will bring catarrh and related illnesses to women and urges keeping Feruna in the house. It claims Pernna as a safeguard and offers free medical advice from Dr. S. B. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Letters from Mrs H E Adams of New Orleans and Mrs Frances Wilson of Clinton Mass praise Peruna for cold on the lungs and bronchial illness with relief after use. Adams credits it with easing sore inflamed lungs and persistent coughs. Wilson reports six bottles restored her to health and calls Peruna wonderful.
Nearly 10,000 miners in the West phalis district Germany strike. Other items report political moves in Cuba, a fatal accident in Oregon City, Montana and California, a murder in Huntington Oregon, and various European and domestic incidents including a Dutch palace site selection and gas bakery explosion in Garnett Kansas.
A report notes that only one man in 706 pays income tax in India while the levy applies to all incomes of 165 or more. The striking figure highlights how a broad base exists alongside a tiny taxpayer pool and suggests the tax reaches the upper end of earnings.
An ingenious thief who hid in a trunk at the Smichow freight station in Austria attempted to steal luggage. He was detected and captured after loading the trunk with various items from other luggage.
A garbled OCR style note mentions a grocer named Mike Schilling and a place Bow and a phrase about money and tea. The fragment references a seller or shopkeeper and a possibly unrelated remark about tea preference.
An Atlanta Constitution snippet narrates a child mishearing a biblical warning about jars and a lake of fire. The little scholar then jokes that it settles his father's hash since he goes fishing twice weekly.
The Detroit Tribune quotes a lady who argues men err by overprotecting middle aged women. She says they resist being treated as old and prefer to be seen as young. She cautions against offering seats or guiding them onto curbs, to maintain good friendships.
The article reflects on gambling in history from ancient times to King Henry V England. It notes the practice of cards for counters and pastime, cites a grammar school charter forbidding wagers, and mentions hospital gisters inspecting for gambling among the poor. It also includes stray references to Pied’s Cure for Consumption and locomotive performance figures.
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