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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
A reader recalls a twenty year battle with kidney trouble and gravel. After using Down's Kidney Pills, the writer claims a cure lasting many years, praising the remedy and noting it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box.
A fragmented note references a kingly edict under Richard the Lionheart to scourge thieves by head cropping and boiling ink, claiming a European custom was adopted by America. It then cites alarming French infant mortality claims tied to malnutrition and milk quality, reporting high death rates among newborns and nurses in several cities.
A San Bernardino California woman credits Grape Nuts with transforming her health after three months bedridden following childbirth. She reports rapid strength gain, weight increase from 95 to 118 pounds, and steadier nerves after starting Grape Nuts. Her four year old son with eczema also improved, his skin clearing and appetite returning. The ad promotes the product and its booklet The Road to Wellness.
In Philadelphia a loud cry of fire caused a deadly rush at St Pauls Baptist Church on Poplar Street near Girard Avenue. Eighteen people died from suffocation or trampling while nearly twenty others were injured as panicked worshippers fled through narrow hallways. The fire blazed before firefighters arrived and the building lacked full occupancy. Reverend Johnson attempted to calm the frightened crowd.
Washington reports December foreign crop data show unseasonably warm and humid Europe with well germinated lightly sown crops entering winter in strong health. Late sowing widespread causing anxiety. Britain expands winter wheat area though overall acreage remains below last year. France wheat area average. Germany unfavorable conditions. Romania wheat area about 15 percent below 2023. no clear updates from Russia.
Dispatches report attempts to deliver provisions to the beleaguered Mohammedans of Shavsha in Trans-Caucasia. Teams with troops and volunteers were blocked by Armenian forces at mountain passes, with casualties near Ogdam. Separately, a Zion City financial dispute is clarified by a telegram denying Dowie’s ouster in Zion City.
An account traces under the rose to Lancaster and York factions in old Westminster where roused retainers used rose emblems to signal secrecy. Other theories link the phrase to Cupid and Harpocrates and to roses over confessionals as symbols of silence.
A description of rheumatism begins with joint pain and swelling and can affect the heart. Dr Williams Pink Pills are claimed to cure rheumatism by expelling poison from the blood. Mrs I T Pitcher of Newark NJ recounts three years of suffering before relief after three weeks of pills. Mr Pitcher confirms the improvement and notes she now walks unaided. Information addresses the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady NY. Also notes a beauty aside and travel rate via Salt Lake Route. A Marblehead anecdote about Skipper Josh Melzard ending a disturbance with a single whack and a follow up.
Dispatches from Liban and Mitau report Governor General Sollogal pursuing harsh measures against revolt ionistein in Courland. Twenty two more individuals faced ramhead courtmartial as troops push toward Frauenburg where ret jationiste forces have concentrated.
Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn of the U S Navy from Washington voices strong endorsement for Peruna as an invigorating remedy. He notes its value against catarrh and cold related ailments for sailors and soldiers, urging early use for best results.
The article describes traditional bells and their meanings across England. Old Lad Passing Bell marks year’s end, Oak Apple Day celebrates Charles II’s escape, Pan cake Bell calls to Lent confession, Pudding Bell signals post service indulgence, and Christ Church Oxford’s Great Tom rings 101 tolls nightly for its 101 foundation students.
Salt influenced ancient trade routes from Libya and the Sahara to North Indian mines. It drove migrations to the seashore, shaping maritime commerce ideas and enabling long voyages through its food preservation. This, in turn, helped spread civilization worldwide.
A London saloon keeper applied for a license transfer claiming his district had become a New Jerusalem where Jews drank less than Christians, prompting controversy as a test of religious attitudes in licensing.
The article notes Chinese architectural symbolism with the number three and nine, describing triple gateways at imperial halls and royal tombs. It explains that only after three prostrations can officials approach the emperor, reflecting sacred practices tied to numerals and ritual access.
In Van Ness Avenue San Francisco a long 12 foot wide asphalted no car tracks boulevard has been equipped with extra electric lights to improve night drills for the National Guards.
5 Tons Grass Hay Free offer promises enormous Northern Grown Pedigree crops and a special bargain seed book. Send notice today to receive seed to grow 5 tons of grass, plus a package of flowers. John A. Salter Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin prompts remittance for free seed and the seed book.
An Australian official returning from British New Guinea brings a stunning headdress made from parrot plumage and other birds, secured with shells. Initial offers of two axes and a pocket knife fail. calico is offered, then beads and a plug of tobacco clinch the sale.
Mother Gray of the Children’s Home in New York reports success with her powder to cure constipation feverishness teething disorders and regulate bowels while destroying worms. Over 30 000 testimonials claim results and it is sold at all druggists. Address A S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
The London Telegraph lauds Prof. Jebb for translating Browning's Abt Vogler into Greek verse. It notes the musician’s soliloquy is clearer in Greek, with imagery and thought turns that challenged English readers, yet Jebb discovered Greek equivalents that few contemporary scholars could match.
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