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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented dispatch mentions Breathitt County Kentucky order duration, Pocatello Advance on a Democratic platform, Bryan's stance, Iowa Republicans with protectionist creed, Debra’s Bite immune claim, and Calmette's Lille serum using cobra venom components for antivenin.
The New York Postemce reports on police station count and mail handling capacity, YMCA work in the Philippines, royal university honors for Britain, canaries and German tariffs, a long pastorate in Philadelphia, Cossack service, smoking etiquette for ladies, a French savant prize, and Henry Clay razors in Kentucky.
The article notes Henry Clay's Easter Sunday birthday celebration in Hanover Virginia where he was born 126 years earlier and recalls his enduring popularity after his death in 1852. It contrasts Clay with Calhoun and Webster and honors his beloved status. It also reports an Easter sermon by Rev W H Ramsey who condemns fashion, likening Easter bonnets to cruelty and barbarity.
The errant French political figure Paul Deschanel, former president of the chamber of deputies, is viewed as a rising Republic leader. He is described as young, wealthy, polished, society’s favorite, and well regarded by the academy and the czar’s circles.
A New York magistrate refused to issue subpoenas for participants in a Sunday spiritualistic seance, insisting police cannot treat it as a theatrical production. The police plan to address Sunday liquor sales, while a lynching report from Warren, Arkansas is noted. Argentine corn harvest is expected near 9.6 million tons with 2.6 million tons for export, and U.S. imports from China reach $27.19 million, highlighting silk and tea as top imports plus firecrack tokens and dog skins in listed items.
Avoid extreme heat and cold with cut glass. A dish may “spontaneously combust” if moved from a cold closet to a heated dining room. Leave potato parings in the bottles overnight to cleanse them.
Admiral Dewey, famed for naval leadership, is also a skilled horse handler with prized horses in Washington. A French naval certificate notes salmon tagged by the Department of Agriculture at Castle Connell were used for weight measurements over four months and two days.
Prof Josaphus Hopwood of Milligan College Tennessees has bought Lynchburg Virginia property to establish a coeducational institution to be called the Virginia Christian College.
Swarms of mosquitoes fill the coast near Borneo in the coastal summer, obscuring vision and making streams nearly unnavigable. The dense insects blanket waterways and hinder navigation and travel in the region.
A Los Angeles manufactured medical soap named Oro is advertised with claimed antiseptic properties. It is promoted as especially effective as a tooth soap to keep the mouth free of germs and bacteria.
One hundred men drew the hearse at the funeral in Honolulu for Prince Albert Huriaka, the last of his dynasty. The solemn ceremony marked the end of a royal line, with mourners paying respects to the final heir.
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