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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
7
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic remedy for chills fever and body aches. It claims to improve digestion and blood quality, restore vitality, calm nervousness and neuralgia, and support liver function. The copy highlights natural roots and herbs and urges mentioning the paper when answering ads.
A Chicago News reflection contrasts two types of women, praising inner charm over mere looks. It argues true womanliness comes from measured speech and gentleness, noting some women overreact to imagined slights, while soft words yield greater outcomes.
Hon. William B Ridgely comptroller of the United States treasury told bank clerks at the Baltimore chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks annual banquet that nine out of ten should switch careers if possible. He spoke at the Belvidere Baltimore World event strengthening career guidance in banking.
A Scots note states it is possible to wed without clergyman or lawyer, with minimal ceremony as long as the bride consents, comparing the ease to securing a partner in a drink and reflecting on cross-cultural marriage norms.
An old public health appeal notes high infant mortality in civilized countries and urges timely Castoria use. It condemns narcotic infant remedies containing opium or morphine, claiming Castoria normalizes circulation, opens skin pores, and reduces fever with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature.
A cloudburst near Heppner at about 3 pm Tuesday caused drowning deaths of Mrs J R Noetemaker, her youngest child, and two Cox children. Others were rescued or injured. a relief party heads to the scene. Rhea creek overflowed with the torrent, but Heppner itself remained largely spared.
Astoria reports three violent deaths on Tuesday two drownings and one by a falling tree. Miss Ann Seaborg was swept overboard from a pleasure boat in Youngs Bay and submerged before Robert Broom and Martin Olsen could rescue her. Olsen also perished, while Broom vanished after reaching the swimmer. A logger, Frank Clapshaw, was struck by a falling timber at Cole Camp on Deep River and died instantly.
Mount Vernon Tacoma congressman Cushman spoke Tuesday afternoon on labor unrest in Tacoma and Bel Ingham, saying he supports legal restraint and lawful liberty. He warned against mob violence, insisting the United States banner must not be trampled by mobs and urged fidelity to constitutional rights.
Charles Bunce of Lander Wyoming, attempting to board a moving Southern Pacific passenger train in San Bernardino Tuesday, was struck by wheels. Both arms were mangled with one amputated above the elbow and the other below. Bunce owns Wyoming sheep ranches and an orange grove in Redlands.
A flood alert describes the Rio Grande in the Mesilla valley widening to ten talles and endangering El Paso as the dike at Lamesa New Mexico fails. Residents flee to safety amid fears of great destruction from the swollen river.
Letter promotes catarrh as cause of female illnesses. Claims catarrh of any organ is treatable with same remedy and urges readers to send full case details to Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for advice.
A quirky piece from Philadelphia Fuiletix humorously laments a failed winter warmth and upcoming hot summer. The narrator, a hare slang character, declares loss and longing in a playful, surreal voice.
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