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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
7
Mrs. W. G. Davis of Groesbeck Texas reports relief from back pain dizziness and sick headache after using Kidney Pills. She says irregular kidney action and gravel stones passed following the treatment and her health improved. Foster Milburn Co sells the pills for 59 cents a box.
Rosamond Johnson once worked as a bellboy at Young's hotel in Boston. He played Paderewski's Minuet for the pianist, provoking the manager to eject him. Paderewski later learned the act and had the bellboy reinstated. A Detroit Free Press anecdote follows about a city hall request on a streetcar.
In Philadelphia a lighthearted exchange compares Tess to a tall figure, noting she seems nearly six feet and would reach seven if she stood on tiptoes, sparking amused comments about height.
An elderly ex soldier at seventy two recounts years of coffee use causing liver congestion and malarial relapse. A doctor ordered quitting coffee for Postum, which he started the same day and credits with rapid health gains and renewed vigor. He now works hard daily and praises Postum while noting others may grow to like it with proper preparation.
Summary of diverse 1900s era items including Evansville fire losses of 200000, powder works explosion near Santa Cruz Gat kills two, Frank Palmer Deadwood Dick dies of pneumonia, Fort Worth Denver train collision injuring 17, and a string of riots lynchings and political moves. Also notes Moors versus Craighall clash, San Francisco troops praised, royalty cabinet resignation, Mexican bank dividends, and various legal and criminal incidents.
A man in a cinema tries to locate the owner of a unique amber hat-pin. He shows it to several women and their escorts, then sheepishly reveals it is his wife’s pin. The women return the pin with amused smiles as the scene ends.
Quotations on ethics criticize deceit and division, warn that a heartless nation is doomed, and lampoon the idea of progress without conscience. The piece links slander to decay, noting new life costs old, and mocks the notion that evidence applies only to its source.
A downstairs neighbor asks about a racket rising from above and learns John is rehearsing a speech for tomorrow before the Universal Peace Society. The Tribune notes the comment on modern worship’s limited chance to walk the aisle with new dry goods.
A fragment reflecting on aging, cautioning against boasting of youthful depravity. Mentions a proverb about old men and weakness while lamenting indulgence in past transgressions. The text reads as a dated moral meditation with unclear specifics.
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