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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
6
Veterans describe relief from kidney pain after trying a tonic called Downs Kidney Pits. Mr Martin recalls injury and urinary issues but reports improvement and returning strength after using the remedy. The account reflects wartime hardship and pursuit of medical aid.
Advocates of the metric system cite yearbook tables from the One firiiih Auctionsors Institute showing how wheat value and sales depend on varied measures such as avartor comb load bell tunhel bir rol handredweight cantal Windle hobbet. Differences in bushel sizes across regions add further confusion.
A garbled excerpt describes dissatisfaction with Cuticura remedies including Soap and Ointment. It mentions months ago usage and claims of insufficient relief. The text records names, percentages, dates, and witnesses in a damaged fashion.
The text notes the 1908 vineyard area as 4 195 000 acres with production of 1 876 77 gallons and a steady decline since 1900 when output was higher. It appears to discuss vintner land use and yields, though phrasing is garbled.
A Detroit woman recounts six years of neuralgia with backaches and headaches and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills from Schenectady with relief. She describes intense pain, fatigue, and eye strain before finding benefit from the advertised remedy.
Reports from the Northwest recount a heavily armed lone robber near Jacksonville Oregon who stole about 300 dollars from nine passengers and a farmer. Nevada grows wealth and population while mining and rail work continue, with Ely water rights, a highway to Lane City, and railroad washouts affecting service.
The senate passes a bill to fund wagon roads in Idaho County while the house approves a 15 000 exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. Other actions include deferral of the Hog license bill and a condemnation resolution against attacks on Chief Justice Airshie amid a busy session with debates on forest reserve policy and school election dates.
Purple raspberries are intermediates between red and black types, showing all gradations. Hybrids arise from both suckers and tips, with fruit colors ranging from light to dark purple. Only Columbian and Shaffer varieties currently hold commercial value per Farm Journal.
The piece notes that cows yield little milk when winter and costly feed bite, making dairy farming barely profitable. It argues the issue mainly affects older cows and those not near freshening, while heifers and well conditioned cows fare better. It also critiques egotism and reserve as social traits.
An English electrical expert demonstrates a method to ripen bananas to order using an airtight glass case with multiple electric lights. Artificial light and heat accelerate ripening in proportion to lights, enabling delivery of specified quantities at agreed times, a Popular Mechanics note.
A naval officer watched his decanter of sherry steadily shrink. To curb the evaporation he mixed in the vilest decoction he could. Despite this, the sherry diminished further and he finally questioned the steward. His explanation was simple and damning He gives the cook two wine glasses for the soup every evening.
Green gutta percha is sourced from the leaven of the caoutchoue tree and is claimed more durable than that from stem tapping. Unlike the ordinary product, it needs no costly purification, reducing cost. In France it is now used for submarine cable construction.
The speaker reflects on living not only in the world but for the world, upturning social strata to uncover precious metals and unexpected spiritual values. It emphasizes world serving as life improving, urging giving time talent money or cheer as a greater gain.
One quarter acre of good land planted with the proper varieties should yield 0 to 40 bushels of rice berries each season says M A Thayer. An ordinary family would have fresh berries daily in season and ample supply for canning preserving or drying during the year.
The report notes very few Jewish deaths by self harm in London over 34 years with only five cases, and states that not a single death by own action of Jews was recorded last year in the United States.
A humorous exchange shows the groom misplacing his new silk hat while the bride quips she sent it to the laundry to be frayed as he requested, highlighting playful domestic banter.
A London electro-plate maker employs 18 long serving workers with tenure ranging from 60 to 66 years. The firm honors decades of service, highlighting steadfast employees in a traditional industry.
A Victorian era item notes that men are curious beings prone to stumble when women are extravagant or frivolous. The brief underlines a critique of male antics and reflects gender norms of the period.
A Danish proverb notes that a bad wife wishes her husband ill and his heel turned away, reflecting a caution about harmful expectations and misfortune within marriage.
In New Zealand an elaborate government department tracks those who lose work and helps them. It locates employers seeking labor and provides railway fare to move job seekers to places with opportunities, offering monetary support as a last resort.
A quip about the famed poet in Memoriam recalls a man from the Isle of Wight who, when asked if he knew the great writer, responds that the great man only keeps one servant and does not sleep in the house, highlighting a humorous view of fame.
A short reflective quotation from Telford on living rightly without solving life’s abstract problems. It states that doing one’s best is enough and that faith develops with time.
A story about a New York City cat caterer known as the Cat-Meat Man. Every morning cats on the streets run to meet him as he calls to provide meals for felines kept in waterfront warehouses guarding against river rats. On Saturdays the cats wait longer, refusing to stir until he arrives, as if the calendar dictates their routine.
German inventor Herr Wachnitz develops a copper plating process for aluminum by welding. The coating improves corrosion resistance and paint adherence while only slightly increasing weight, potentially enabling broader use of aluminum.
The report links higher personal crisis reports to hot summers and notes August outpaces November in the past year. It asserts extreme cold sees few crises and argues heat contributes to crisis waves, especially in large cities with rapid-fire events.
A reflective meditation on aging as a series of trials that reveal true beliefs and affections. The speaker notes that through cru el hardships the spirit clarifies who we are and whom we love, ultimately guiding wisdom in old age.
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