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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

3

Crusade on Tuberculosis and Nerve Poisoning Through Indigestion

An old Philadelphia Henry Phipps Institute crusade urges tuberculosis patients to follow strict hygienic rules. It covers spitting hygiene, use of paper cups, napkins, burning waste, and avoiding social contact. It warns against coughing and fatigue, promotes open windows, rest, and medical guidance, and notes the belief that consumption can be cured or prevented. It also discusses indigestion causing nerve poisoning and mental changes, linking chronic dyspepsia with irritability and moral depravity. It ends with a contrast between Japanese endurance and Russian diet, advocating simple natural living for clear thinking and health.

Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia Far East Fife

Alcohol and longevity debated by Parker and insurers

An analysis cites Dr Willard Parker and life-insurance tables to claim liquor users die far younger than temperate individuals. It contrasts temperate life expectancy with drinkers at ages twenty and thirty, notes opposing claims of alcohol as a stimulus, and cites English Rechabite statistics favoring total abstinence for longevity.

Willard Parker New York Nelson England

Savory Navy Beans and Spinach With Eggs Recipe

Savory dish combines navy beans simmered in water with parsnips onion celery and tomatoes then pureed. Finish with hot cream or milk and serve with spinach squares topped by poached eggs and lemon garnish.

Fire Escape Failures Blamed In NYC Tenement Disaster

Nineteen people died and about two score injured as a New York tenement blaze spread from a basement kerosene lamp. Fire escapes were clogged with rubbish and blocked by blinds, trapping many on the top floors. A locked skylight and ice hindered escape, leaving bodies beneath.

New York

Where Mad Mullahs Rule in Somaliland Hunter’s Tale

A historical account describes Somali tribes with a blend of humor and danger, noting their generosity and distrust of gratitude while highlighting a capacity for courage in emergencies. It sketches vast arid terrain, sparsely populated north of Africa, and warns of fanatical figures posing risks in Somaliland and the region.

Somaliland Africa

War council decides to press on with conflict

Emperor Nicholas ears a council of war to carry the war forward while finance remains unsettled. French capitalists reportedly refuse to negotiate the loan offered by St. Petersburg, leaving funding unresolved and the war's continuation in question.

Nicholas St. Petersburg

Front News Gloom as Russian Officers Lose Temper

A correspondent wires from the front that most newspaper correspondents have left for the north due to lack of housing and food. Defeated, many Russian officers are surly and withhold information, their reports tinged by jealousy and cabal spirit.

Cabal

Slaves Content Under Mohammedan Rule Across Regions

A traveling observer notes slaves under Mohammedan governance in Zanzibar, Pemba, Morocco, and Tripoli appear well treated and satisfied. He cites famine, locusts, drought, and tax collectors as non-threatening, with workkeeping them healthy and a future of possible manumission via rulers and records.

Cand Tlona Zanzibar Pemba North Africa Morocco Tripoli Goa Angela America

Eggs for Breakfast as a Meat Substitute

Medical Talk argues eggs provide a nutritious breakfast substitute for meat. Eggs are lighter and healthier, offering a practical alternative to bacon ham or sausage for the average person in the morning.

Disfigured by Eczema Heals in a Night with Cuticura

A Brooklyn resident reports severe facial eczema for two months. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the skin cleared in a month, enabling the wearer to go outside again. Signed T J Soth, 517 Stagg Street, Brooklyn.

T. J. Soth Staggtreet Brooklyn

Use of Arbalast Once Forbidden

In the twelfth century the arbalast or creambow was deemed so deadly that Christian nations banned its use in war. It was not until the fourteenth century that it entered general use.

Reward Offered for Missing Game Man in Toledo

A garbled notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for a missing game man. The fragment mentions Curley & Co Toledo and various names and medical claims, with vague references to a remedy and obligations, underscoring an unclear legal or commercial notice from an uncertain source.

Curley & CO Toledo Koona Chaney Shelinve Tls Arm A. Rinxas Mantis

Tobacco's selective effect on the auditory nerve noted

Tobacco has been found to selectively affect the auditory nerve. Moderation is advised and avoidance is recommended where deafness has begun or there is a family history of hearing issues.

Coffin Bought as Father Close to Dying in Shasta County

Marion Pierson of Shasta county California drove fifty six miles from his ranch to town to buy a coffin for his father. The old man was not dead when he started but he expected to find him dead on his return.

Marion Pierson Shasta County Cal-fornia

Old Tom Morris Lived Legend of Golf

Old Tom Morris, famed as one of the best known devotees of golf, was a legendary figure whose career spanned greenkeeping at Prestwick and later service at St Andrews. He joked about short putts and Sunday play, remained active to an old age, and inspired a monument for his son in St Andrews.

Tom Morris St. Andrews Tom Prestwick Ayrshire Wolfe Murray Tom Wetter Royal and Ancient Club SS Andrews

Chippendale Furniture Sold Privately in Essex Sale

A Walden England sale reports a private deal for a Chippendale suite owned by an Essex family. The set includes a sofa, six chairs, twelve chairs and five stools, eighteen pieces total with walnut frames, elaborately carved cabriole legs and claw feet. It sold for £1800.

Chippendale Ald Essex Saffron, Walden England

All good tea to Schilling questioned in quip

Fragmentary line hints at a joke or play on names about tea reaching Schilling and references to Ike Sobillina’s Best with scattered phrases about returns and money. The garbled OCR yields unclear facts. no verifiable events, entities, dates, or places are established.

Schilling Sam Ike Sobillina

Plant growth and success through steady rooting

The text compares success to a plant that must start at the bottom and grow naturally. It warns that rushing into quick flowery success leads to collapse, while steady growth with stem, leaf, and branches builds resilience, nourishment from soundness, and vitality for real blossoms.

Brilliant Surgeons Described as Dangerous in Treves Quote

A fragment from a Sir Frederick Treves quote laments brilliant surgeons as dangerously impractical. The text labels genius as a neurotic flaw and argues highly gifted doctors are out of place in medicine where cleverness is not encouraged.

Geniue Frederick Treves

Grocer Delivers Payment Amid Strain Over Schilling Offer

Fragmentary OCR note traces a shopper grocer handling money with unclear reference to Schilling Bost and a debt dispute. The readable bits imply a payment flow and tension around a currency offer, without full names or places.

Travel money woes between Canada and United States

Canadians traveling in the United States and Americans traveling in Canada complain about the awkward currency issues and differing money systems causing embarrassment and confusion.

United States Canada

Comforta of Travel on the California Limited

A winter travel feature describes the California Limited offering porters who press trousers during waits and onboard amenities. It highlights a pew wrinkle service, on board newspapers, fine stationery, western books, current magazines, Whitley exercises, and electric curling irons for ladies, with Santa Fe promising top speeds.

Caliornia Tralo Santa Fe

Worth Remembering Echoes From a Quiet Street Moment

A brief remark from a young man walking with a friend lingers as a vivid vignette. He cites St Edmund of Canterbury saying to work as if to live forever and to pray as though today were your last, a line quoted to emphasize steady effort and vigilance.

Tom St Edmund of Canterbury

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