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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
6
A blurred lament describes backache and lower back pain in women, noting persistent ache, bearing-down sensations, nervousness, and fatigue as they continue daily tasks despite discomfort. The excerpt portrays widespread female suffering and seeks awareness or relief.
Miss Maude Morris of Atlanta reports chronic backache and monthly pain eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes sleepless nights and fatigue improving within two months, with regular cycles and restored appetite and rest. A physician advised the remedy, and she regained strength to work.
A wry collage of sayings about marriage youth confidence pride and love contrasts common wisdom with humorous observations. The speaker notes that fools are not all dead and warns against marrying too young while highlighting the futility of overconfidence and the uphill nature of love.
A Pittsburg area man, T. E. Robertson of Addison Street, Washington Pa, describes two years of stomach pain and skin eruptions. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People advertised via pamphlet, his stomach troubles eased, pains diminished, and his complexion cleared. He endorses the remedy and urges others with stomach issues to try it. The ad cites prices and mentions Williams Medicine Company.
A lengthy notice lists multiple incidents including a train wreck near Hammond Indiana injuring six, a large imperial trade ending 17,000 recruits for Yemen, Denmark sending a warship to Jamestown Expo, and various weather, crime, and immigration items across the United States and abroad. The compilation preserves names like Admiral Chouknin, Nelson Buck, and events from Toledo, Chicago, Sosnitsa, and Moscow with details on fatalities, trials, and public policy actions.
A collage of satirical maxims about gender, money, and social behavior. It mocks vanity, pretended cheer, and deceit, noting size of a man’s character by actions such as kissing a doll for a hurt child, avoiding stock tips, and not bragging about failed buttons. An N. Press quotation concludes the set.
A Madison Journal note quotes Uncle Dick on stinginess of giving advice and the vanity of maligning others. It muses that success stems from staying even with rivals and that hate yields smaller dividends than other pursuits. The excerpt ends with a classroom exchange about boys’ behavior and aging.
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