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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
7
In Lims Peru many structures endure earthquakes by using upright cane frameworks plastered with clay and finished with paint. The practice reflects local adaptation to seismic risk and traditional building methods still visible in the area.
A barber in Eisenach Germany has been imprisoned for one month after shaving a customer with a razor that had not been disinfected. The case highlights public health concerns and enforcement of hygiene practices in local salons.
Former Speaker David B. Henderson of the National House of Representatives died at Mercy hospital at 2 PM after nine months of paresis. He declined in strength after Friday, with family at his side, and had earlier been moved to a hospital in September. Henderson, long a leading Republican figure, served twice as speaker and guided House business before retirement.
O C Hayden of Albert Lea Minnesoya reports relief from back pain and weakness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says kidney action normalized and back trouble disappeared with no recurrence. Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Reports reach here that Mrs War Bonnett, wife of the late War Bonnett, a Sioux man killed in a clash with Sheriff Miller and a Weston county posse on Little Lightning creek last November, died Saturday from acute alcoholism following a long spree.
In Alton on Sunday afternoon a roll of celluloid film used in a St Mary's School entertainment ignited after a spark from a calcium light. A panic followed and about 50 children were injured though none seriously. Four hundred pupils from the cathedral orphanage Ursuline convent and Marr's school were in attendance and rushed to exits.
Chestnut flour is widely used in Corsica for bread and polenta though it yields inferior bread. Peasants dry chestnuts over wood fires and grind them in simple mills. It absorbs moisture quickly, spoils fast in air, and is less responsive to yeast, leading to poorer bread quality.
The Emporia Gazette notes the latest women’s hair shade is amethyst, typically paired with violet or dark gray eyes, along with black hat and gown. It warns that brown, green and yellow eyes and varied hair colors are out of date, mocked as readers who skip magazines.
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