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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

3

Seven Years Ago Rochester Chemist Found a Singu larly Effective Medicine

William A Franklin of Franklin Palmer Chemical Co Rochester New York recalls his kidney illness seven years ago. He used Deans Kidney Pills and experienced prompt back relief and complete cure after three boxes. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Veracity Angler Do the fish bite around here Native Bite Say stranger we muzzle them to protect bystanders.

Rochester William A. Franklin Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co N. Y Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y. Sun

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Bottle Ad prompts teething relief

An old advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup promotes relief for teething pain in children. The 2508 bottle claim highlights gums soothing and relief from dentition distress, aligning with period medical ads and branding.

Commercial Cullings and Global Trade Flows

The report notes Argentina exported 3 325 124 sheep and lamb carcasses and 1 922 757 beef quarters. France yields lead zinc copper coal lignite iron antimony arsenic sand salt, plus large cement and phosphate output. Germany silk exports to the US were about 310 710 000 in 1899 and Japan 1 190 000. 1904 05 Germany sent 4 998 000 and Japan 5 593 000. Japanese silk exports rose from 7 470 000 in 1895 to 22 410 000 in 1904 05, with continued growth.

Argentina France Germany United States Japan

Dietary dictates for lighter meals in warm weather

The guidance recommends lighter summer dinners than winter ones. A quart of wheat is richer than a bushel of cucumbers, two pounds of potatoes equal 13 pounds of turnips, and light soups, desserts, and meals should be preferred. Emphasizes eating vegetables and fruits as they mature and starting dinner with soup to aid digestion.

Building Food To Bring the Babies Around

A Colorado mother recalls feeding her pneumonia and brain fever weakened child Grape-Nuts with milk and juice, then the cereal itself, restoring strength quickly. She notes continued success with a later baby and urges others to feed Grape-Nuts and cream for sturdy health. The ad cites Postum Co. and mentions The Road to Wellville book.

Colorado Kansas City Postam Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Daughters Rule Millionaires in High Society Tales

A compendium of wealthy American families shows daughters bending fathers, from Wilhelmina Busch and Hel ena Zimmerman to Mrs Burke Roche and Lily Van Alen, with fathers capitulating or aiding lavish marriages. The piece traces romantic strategy, public perception, and the shifting power dynamic within elite households.

Wilhelmina Busch Helena Zimmerman Burke Roche Dames van Alen

Huntington woman harness maker gains national notice

Mrs. Mary D. Lydick of Huntington is hailed as the nation’s only woman harness maker. She crafted feather belts for Mr. Longworth and his bride Miss Alice Hooserett, received a presidential thank you letter, and holds an autograph from the president. She recently won a War Department contract to supply harnesses, a compliment she credits to President Roosevelt. She vows to do her best in good work.

Papa Miljionatre Busch Papa Busch Mr. Scharrer Telegraph Weiling Pasadena Adolphus New York Europe Papa Zimmerman Helen Zimmerman Campania Jane Omaha Mary D. Lydick Huntington Lydick Longworth Alice Hooserett War Department Washington Roosevelt Mrs. Lydick

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