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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
3
The piece recounts a Rose tradition where thorns were added to protect roses after tribal councils in the west and notes on moral habit. It cites Circle Magazine and Turkish Courtesy at Home urging good manners as essential, arguing courtesy should become second nature.
The Neue Presse recounts a tale about Count Andrassy at his Budapest monument unveiling. He was known for smoothing his oiled hair and an Austrian ministers’ document was read. a minister quipped that Andrassy had his imprint on the page, prompting a laugh from the president.
A collection of quirky notes from Swiss law placing goats before humans in certain cases, including fines and jail for harming goats. Other snippets include social chatter about etchings, gifts, a president's Oyster Bay welcome, and a witticism about married life.
A tour through recent calamities and crimes reports: Chicago streetcar derailed injuring seven. eight prisoners escaped Dalhart jail. Leavenworth waterspout damages land. New York governor criminalizes adultery with fines or jail. Kansas floods threaten Kaw valley. Minnesota deserters listed from battleship Minnesota. South San Francisco post office robbed of 1800. Various suicides, murders, drownings, fires, and political shifts noted from Oklahoma to Dublin. The Patrie airship budget drives dirigible plans amid war-era tech optimism.
Copper Apex joins City Park properties as Utah and Idaho mines report steady ore output. Eastern capitalists back Independence mines in Idaho. Salt Lake stock exchange activity shows $2 100 sale. Federal officials tour Washoe smelters, planned visits to Montana forests and irrigation projects. John W. Smith returns to Hailey after 25 years across mining camps. Utah zinc finds boost supply. electrolytic copper sales pace steady at 22 cents. Goodenough mine mils high grade ore. Minnie Healy and West Colusa face gas hazards. Morgan firm increases smelter interest. Reveille district rush gains momentum with high assays. Carrie Leonard mine in Italy yields thick vein with rich silver and lead. Ponderay dispute over Panhandly Smelting debt. Boston Consolidated reports reserves and tonnages. Utah ranks high in past year’s mineral production. Potential Croesus mine sale near Halley, Idaho valued around half a million.
A Frank Statement from Justice of the Peace A M Light of Rolla Missouri endorses Doon s Kidney Pills. He notes personal experience with kidney medicines and recommends their use. The pills are advertised at 54 cents a box through Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
In Washington, immigration commissioner Frank P. Sargent praises “fine stuff” in poor arrivals. He recalls a Swedish woman whose tale of rent hardship leads to a witty stand against a landlord’s demand. Her reply: “we are not so poor that we can't do our own kissing.”
A frail one and a half year old girl suffered severe eczema for eight months with ulcers near the eye. After visiting several doctors, a Cuticura Remedy purchase led to dramatic skin healing in a week. The writer believes timely treatment might have preserved sight. The piece also includes a brief bravery test exchange and a quotation on aging and greatness.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of nervousness sleeplessness backache and irregularities in women. It cites testimonials from Miss Elisabeth Wren and Miss Hulda Kughler and invites women to seek guidance from Mrs Inkham in Lyon Massachusetts, promising to locate the trouble from symptoms and advise recovery.
The text presents garbled phrases about people sharing good things, theater profits, and testimonials. It appears as a damaged OCR chunk with unclear meaning and no identifiable names or concrete facts to anchor a proper news item.
A man warns about the danger of firewater and an Indian character recalls the risks of alcohol in paleface drinks used in automobiles. The dialogue hints at social tensions and the peril of drinking while driving.
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