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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
Dean's Kidney Pills claim to cure backache by curing the kidneys. A Swainsboro Georgia merchant John C Coleman testifies the pills relieved years of kidney trouble, with lasting results. Sold by dealers for 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An Egyptologist and an Assyriologist argued over ancient tech. The Egyptologist claims found wires in Egypt prove electricity knowledge, while the Assyriologist retorts no wires in Assyria imply lack of wireless telegraphy.
A historical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to send testimonials to J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, noting availability from druggists.
A Washington Star excerpt shows a small girl lamenting five hours of piano practice as she explains that her mother and father dislike the new neighbors, highlighting domestic tensions and social friction in a quiet street.
Baltimore American quotes warning to examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children with cautionary lines on safety. The notice emphasizes the remedy’s use and cautions against risks associated with improper use or product mislabeling.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes fashion curios as peek a boo shirtwaists for women. The caption quips the garments are almost clothes, reflecting a playful take on evolving women’s office attire. The snippet mirrors early 20th century dress jokes and societal trends.
A Yonkers Statesman item parodies restraint with a joke about a parrot and gravity. It riffs that dignity is a convenient compliment for those who deserve dullness, while Puck lampoons serious self-importance with light irony.
In Yreka California a mother traveling with two young children was attacked by Dora Chipp an Indian woman after her bridle was pulled from the horse. The assailant fired five shots into a house and a 17 month old child was found dead near the road. The other child escaped. The sheriff heads the search sixty miles east of the scene as authorities pursue the suspect.
Widespread criticism from American and European merchants banks and shipping firms targets Japanese administration in Manchuria. The Portsmouth treaty occupation continues until next April hindering foreign commerce. Chinese customs at Port Newchwang collect duties while Japanese imports via Dalny and Antung enter duty free.
Mexico City chief engineer Miller overseeing Pan American railway work toward the Guatemala border warns the Guatemalan revolution may cut labor. He expects completion to San Pedro, Tapachula port, by July next year and swift work to the border beyond that as the country stabilizes.
A band of terrorists halted a mail wagon between Krosniewice and Klodawa, killed the driver and his horses and two escorting soldiers, plundered the mails, and departed. Five terrorists shot and killed a police officer and his wife on the street. The assassins fled. Warsaw Jews are uneasy but no anti Jewish outbreak is planned.
A Tokyo correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports the next budget may show a deficit of 40,000,000 dollars. The dispatch notes many foreigners in Nagasaki refuse income tax, aided by the German consul. An army reform commission of war instruction and state ministers has been formed to fix army defects exposed by the war effort.
Nicaraguan society follows Dr Julian Trias who killed Dr Alta Mirano a politician and cabinet minister. Trias visited Costa Rica left his wife with Alta Mirano his intimate friend. Alta Mirano allegedly insulted Senora Irias triggering Irias to return and confront her leading to a stabbing in the arm and Alta Mirano's death by a piste.
New York. The federal grand jury indicted the MacAndrews & Forbes company, the John S. Young company of Baltimore, and presidents Karl Jungbluth and Howard E. Young for Sherman antitrust violations. The case stems from a May 1905 tobacco trust probe, alleging a conspiratorial restraint of trade in licorice paste sales, with a documented record of increasing prices and control over the market.
Ohio Governor John M Pattison died of Brights disease at 4 20 p m Monday at his Milford home fifteen miles east of Cincinnati He was born June 13 1847 in Clermont county Ohio He served as Civil War volunteer soldier lawyer state legislator congressman and leader in Sunday observance legislation Harris lieutenant governor succeeds Pattison under the constitution Pattison led in Ohio politics as a Democrat and Union Central Life Insurance head
San Francisco State Insurance Commissioner Wolf vows to eject 20 to 35 insurers from the state if they do not file complete lists of San Francisco policies or grant extensions for loss filings. Certificates of authority will be revoked and bonds of 2000 dollars forfeited, with further measures to publicize the misconduct to chambers of commerce, business groups, and the American press.
Boston marks the 133rd anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with midnight bonfires in Charlestown and a harbor escort for the carnival king. Mayor Fitegerait ignited the large bonfire as officials planned a 7 am program and the royal landing at the navy yard.
Brief, aphoristic notes on practical wisdom and social habits. The author muses that resolutions fail, a pretty girl can teach common sense, face a mule when speaking, credit vs cash, Joy’s cup runs over, and prefers thinking poetry to writing or printing it.
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The fragment shows a courtroom exchange about a start in life with a joking assertion of a $10,000,900 value. Judge Mrs Winslow is referenced in relation to a tennis suit to be tried in open court. The text is garbled but centers on legal proceedings and personal declarations within a court setting.
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