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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1906

Page

3

Restores Strength with Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim

An ad style narrative touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia and nervous disorders, citing Amelia Hall of Norwich Conn who states the pills rebuilt her health after failing tonics. It claims renewed blood supplies combat wasting fevers and breathless weakness. The piece also notes a Prof Howison argument on animal immortality based on animal intelligence.

Willams Amelia Hall No. 5 High Street Norwich Conn Rhea Marie Min Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Wagering Conductor Napped During Boston & Maine Prank

A Boston Herald item recalls a seventies incident on the Boston and Maine line where Payson Tucker the conductor was repeatedly challenged as trains passed stations. A reveler bet a quart of wine that Tucker would be caught napping, prompting a quarrel when the conductor protested the jibe after the taunt “That’s what I thought.” The column also notes a memorial effort for Henry Francis Lyte and the plan to finish the church tower in Lower Brixham.

Boston Portland Boston & Maine Payson Tucker Tucker Payson Boston Herald Henry Francis Lyte Lower Brixham

Slates Used in Schools From Early European History

The text notes that slates have long been used by students and served as writing tablets since the Middle Ages. It suggests their introduction to schools in Europe occurred at an early period in regional educational history.

Europe

Editor Reveals Grape Nuts Regimen Restored Health

A New Jersey editor credits a Grape Nuts diet with curing years of nervous dyspepsia and restoring vigor for work. He reports improved digestion, renewed writing energy, and ability to walk miles daily. Sponsor: Postnut Co Battle Creek Michigan. Free booklet offered.

New Jersey Postnut Co Battle Creek Mich Westeille Pires

Night of Fire and Battle Shadows in Toulon

In a 1798 Toulon setting Margot and two boys face peril as revolutionaries press on. Margot dies in a storm scarred by shell fire while Jean clings to loyalty to Lara and his dark impulses. Soldiers recover the scene and take Jean toward Pere Huot as Bonaparte appears in a hazy reunion.

Margot Jean Tatro Monsieur Etienne Paris Jean Lefitte Laro Heaven Hell Lara France Earth Toulon Might Pierre Laret Sbe Marler Jenn M'Sieur Muriel Dean M'Sleur Art Murfer Pere Huot Marat M’sieur St Sulpice Murier Martin Pizarro Pieatro Bonaparte

Habit forming medicines claim safe ingredients and cures

The article questions patent medicines claiming they contain no alcohol or narcotics and praise Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe tonic. It cites experts and notes the product’s use for bronchial, throat, and lung ailments and chronic catarrh. It also mentions a Parsee christening ceremony in Bombay.

Thors Luis Pabitelty Drs Grover New York Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Phla Scudder Cincinnati Ellingwood Chilcago Hale Chicago Pierce

Baby’s Torturing Humor Cured by Cuticura in Two Weeks

A mother from Akron Ohio credits Colburn Soap and Ointment with curing her baby’s widespread sores in two weeks after three doctors failed. She describes severe facial damage and ear involvement, then notes quick recovery and urges other parents to use Cuticura products at 75 cents.

Cuticura George J. Steese Colburn St Akron Ohio

Japanese Painting Exhibit in Sanframccisco

Sanframccisco unveils the first exhibition of Japanese paintings outside Japan. The show, lacking prints as art, features 150 watercolor or gum on paper works, some dating up to 1,200 years.

Sanframccisco Japan

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