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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
Vendor letters from Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario extol Peruna as a cure for long standing kidney and bladder issues. Testimonials praise relief after using Peruna and Manalin, crediting the remedy with restoring energy and health by cleansing kidney function.
A garbled item notes a man engraving text on an object, debating if he could have engraved the Commandments. The fragment mentions a knotty coupling pin and a ring in Chicago tuning context, with no clear event or names.
The readable text shows garbled OCR with stray words and incomplete phrases. No clear event, person, organization, or place is discernible to summarize into a proper news item or notice.
A humorous piece argues men should not marry for beauty or social status but for balance. It contrasts self made bachelors with those tied down by responsibilities, implying steady partnerships yield more stability than aimless bachelorhood. It cites ancient views on beauty and uses gardening and kite imagery to frame its point.
Jean Lafitte and Pierre discuss returning to Louisiana to aid in defense against the English. Lafitte weighs pardon for his band, hopes to gain Governor Claiborne's favor, and plans to offer service for amnesty while considering personal love revealed between Lafitte and a woman from his past.
Farmers milking for profit increasingly adopt hand cream separators to cut labor and retain skim milk for calves. Separating while fresh yields more cream, and reduces hauling costs. The U S Cream Separator from Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. is promoted for capacity, cleanliness, ease, and durability with agents nationwide.
The article notes the acute sense of smell in animals surpasses humans and can be trained. It claims many diseases and conditions emit characteristic odors, with examples such as fever smelling of mice, rheumatism sour acid sweat, and measles diphtheria typhoid fever epilepsy phthisis each having a distinct scent.
Pennsylvania produced more hemlock bark in 1906 than any other state and fed wood alcohol and acetate of lime. It produced 7,890,346 bushels of charcoal, slightly less than Michigan at 8,193,387 bushels. The 1906 hemlock bark production in Pennsylvania was 979,773 cords.
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