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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

6

Prom Misery to Health A Kansas City Club Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills

Nellie Doyle of 1216 Michigan Avenue Kansas City Ma writes that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after a cold with back pain headaches and malaise. She reports feeling well after a few boxes and recommends the remedy. Free trial address Foster Milburn Co New York. Also notes a Black Tulip found on Luzon Island with eight inch diameter head.

Kansas City Dean Nailie Davis Michigan Avenue Jean Ramerdy Nellie Doyle Addrens Foster Milburn Co Wuttwly N.Y Kor Wai Luzon Linon

Covetous Engineers and a Civil Engineer's Hidden Monarch Wish

A fragment from Somerville Journal notes that fine tea remains undetected as it is swallowed. It contrasts covetous engineers with a civil engineer who envies real sovereignty during surveying.

Somerville Journal

Longest Straight Railway Line in New South Wales

A fragmented notice claims the world’s longest straight rail line runs 136 miles from Nyngan to Mourks in New South Wales. The text mentions the Green and The Jobe A. Balser Seed Co. and references new offerings from Earliest, Farmer and farmer.

Nyngan Mourks New South Wales Rue Green Jobe A. Balser Seed Co la Crome

Regulated Medicine Prices in Prussia Then and Now

A fragment discusses government control of medicine prices in Prussia with annual updates. It contrasts modern price lists and a historical catalog of goods including produce and volumes, noting market regulation and bureaucratic pricing.

Prussia

Sweden's Timber Export Surpasses 27.5 Million

A garbled report notes Sweden's export data with a focus on lumber. The text mentions moneyback and Mine Seti, but the readable fact highlights Sweden's timber export valued at about 27.5 million, indicating strong timber trade despite unclear surrounding context.

Sweden

We stand or fall by our tea Schilling's Best

Tour grocer touts Schilling's Best tea and vows to refund customers who return one dollar value if the product fails assessments.

Schilling

Meat of Giraffe Delicacy Attracts African Epicures

Africans admire the meat of a young giraffe noting its tenderness and veal like flavor. The animal’s tongue is cited as a preferred delicacy among connoisseurs.

Beware the Easy Shelter by Hugh de Selim court

A reflective verse admonishes against seeking easy refuges in old age, arguing youth misreads joy and that avoidance leads to spiritual decay. It laments passive living as life drains away and urges active engagement with nature, love, and strength before death. There are too many shelters.

Gome Hugh de Selim

Little Poker at Washington and Capitol Legends

A nostalgic sketch recalls how big poker tales once haunted Congress with stories of vast bets and famous players. It notes the decline of capital gambling lore and cites a 21 year prison case of a peasant who imprisoned his son in a cellar, a grim counterpoint to earlier political gambling tales.

Congress Allionaires Mississippi Jaennersdorf Oaterlegnita

Postum Helped Family After Coffee Troubles

A testimonial recalls severe stomach distress and choking linked to coffee. After switching to Postum, the narrator and husband improved, claiming color returned, strength restored, and health overall better. The party credits Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan, with restoring wellbeing for themselves and baby.

Russians to Lose Mukden Defeat Adds to War Narrative

Reports from Petrograd claim the Mukden battle will enter history with the defeats of Russia by the Japanese. The war office denies final outcome while Kuropatkin telegraphs the impossibility of holding Mukden and hints at a strategic withdrawal as night closes on the long campaign.

Mukden Lisoyang Petersburg War Office Shakhe Kuropatkin Nicholas

Russia's Hopes Vanish in Rus sian Campaign

St Petersburg dispatch dated March 7 reports General Kuropatkin facing a collapsing defense as Japanese forces push northward to Mukden. Russian reserves rush to protect lines of communication while Kuropatkin forgoes center attacks and contemplates retreat.

St. Petersburg Kuropatkin Sinmintin Mukden Baron Kailbars

Retreats, Evacuation Reported Around Mukden War Scene

The London Daily Telegraph correspondent in Tokyo reports Russians retreating and preparing to destroy the railway north of Mukden. General Kuropatkin moves to Fushun after a 100 officer war council. A 20,000 strong rear guard withdraws. Chinese sources claim Mukden fully evacuated and its magazines set ablaze by Japanese artillery.

London Daily Telegraph Tokio Mukden Kuropatkin Fushun Hie Mukdep

Rough Riders Reunion Postponed to April 7

The Rough Riders reunion planned in San Antonio is delayed to April 7 at the president's request. He had hoped to depart Washington around the 27th, but may delay his trip until early August depending on the latest arrangements.

Rough Riders Roosevelt San Antonio Tex Washington

Two Lose Lives in Fire at Cedar Rapids Plant

A major fire destroyed the American Cereal Company's Cedar Rapids plant, the world’s largest of its kind, spanning two blocks. Only a copper shops cluster survived. Loss estimated at 1.4 million dollars with about 1 million insured. Two deaths confirmed, with reports of additional fatalities unverified.

American Cereal Company Cedar Rapids

New Yorkers Learn to Walk Through Transit Strike

New York began the general strike on its rapid transit system with a single collision injuring twenty nine people and no fatalities. Abnormal conditions caused minor delays and widespread annoyance as millions who rely on Interborough transportation were forced to walk and cope with the disruption, though little disorder was reported.

New York Inter

How to Open a Book Right and Wrong Way

A Pearson's Weekly note explains the proper method to open a new book. Hold the volume with its back on the table and let the front board down, then the back board, then gradually lift leaves from back and front, alternating to reach the center. Repeating this two or three times prevents damage to the back.

Pearson’s

Back to the Soil Toast Urges Spades to Win

At an agricultural dinner a toast proclaimed the game of fortune with the line spades must win, urging favorable outcomes for farming interests during the event.

Sugar and its impact on health and industry

A writer discusses how sugar transformed Europe and the world by expanding from a medicine and luxury to an affordable, plentiful carbohydrate. It served as fuel and muscle food, boosting work capacity and reducing fatigue, with notable benefits for children's growth and well being.

Europe

Frost-Resisting Plans and Violin Quality Claim

Frost resistant plant varieties are being tested at the government station in Lulea Sweden. A Rome to Bucharest letter reports Antonio Bonardi has improved violin tone by modifying shape, notably the narrow part, with new wood beating an old Guadel a quardin in tone at a recent musical discussion.

Lules Sweden Rome Bucharest Antonio Bonardi Bonard London Globe

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments

A Victorian style advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a refined remedy for female maladies. It claims experience from the Invalide Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, promoting strength to the womb, relief from nervous and digestive symptoms, and safer childbirth through a tonic and restorative effect.

Dr. Pierce the Invalide' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Pierce

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