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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
3
The text explores nine as a mystical numeral across cultures and tales. It cites nine lives of a cat, nine crowns in heraldry, nine points of the law, and the eightfold or ninefold measures in religious and magical lore. It references Milton and various superstitions about nine, including nine magpies and nine heads of the hydra.
Princeton leader Woodrow Wilson argues education develops self and national value rather than a classroom illusion. He asserts education comes from contest of minds with diverse peers, not solitary study, and stresses the nation benefits when youths engage with broader life and ideas.
Toledo reports Dr Harry T. Lewis of 607 Sumit street says he was nearly dead from Kidney Disease and recovered after about two weeks on Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims the pills prevented Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel or Rheumatism if used at early signs. He urges others to try the medicine when kidneys show trouble.
In Aberdeen Washington a lawsuit over a horse notes the animal died by its own action after suffering melancholia. The owner claimed a man hired the horse was careless, but the court held the horse’s death was self-inflicted and not caused by negligence.
A man reports scalp humor and hair loss resolved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failed remedies. He praises the regimen and notes ongoing use for hair and scalp care. Includes a testimonial from Frei’k Busche of New York City. Also mentions England and Wales spending about 30 million dollars yearly to repress crime.
A pondering piece wonders if anything good exists beyond what tea advances and whether tea suppresses any bad aspects. It muses that work, of any kind, would be pleasant if not for the need to earn a living.
A fragmented note cites London open spaces as twenty one and a half miles and estimates annual park maintenance costs under two million six hundred thousand dollars. It references a knowledge leak and a Sehiling mpeg phrase, with scattered locale mentions including San Franciaom and Breathing Spate.
The scene centers on Randolph Morris pressuring Arthur Morris to decline a potential alliance with Carden’s daughter while privately drafting a letter. Jessie receives news of the invitation and hopes for social contact with the Morrises, while the governor basks in financial prestige. John Burt then enters the narrative.
Jessie Carden encounters wealth and luxury at the Morris mansion while resisting Arthur Morris. A seaside romance with John Burt unfolds as Jessie navigates social barriers, family expectations, and plans for a clambake on Cohasset shores.
John and Jessie visit Churchill's Grove famed for clambakes. They stroll the shore amid sea air and aromas, rush to dinner, and spot the Voltair at anchor as its launch departs with passengers. Mr Morris delays dinner, prompting a brisk exit to the grove.
The piece likens cancer to a civil war within the body, describing malignant behavior as outbreaks of murderous fury by royal ultimatists in one or more localities. It portrays cancer as a state of systemic terror directed at bodily health.
A New Orleans Democrat column ponders whether laughter helps or hinders success, noting laughing individuals may fare better in social settings while a grim, sour face can also prove valuable. It argues there is a time to laugh and a time not to laugh, reflecting on personal observation among acquaintances.
The fragment discusses Otto of Roses, a volatile essential oil distilled from rose petals. It notes roses grow worldwide but are cultivated mainly in France, Turkey, and India, with Turkish oil common in markets and Otto of roses regarded as the essence of rose perfume and very expensive.
Instructions describe using blotting paper beneath the stained sheet and applying fresh sulphuric ether to dissolve ink. Repeat until stains disappear and note that printer's ink is soluble in ether, oil or turpentine and benzine.
Farmers send cattle to the seaside for about six weeks each year to benefit from the change of air and diet. The coast grass is rich in a lime-like substance said to act as a tonic for the animals.
Ap order placed for 15 locomotives 5300 freight cars and 6 passenger postal cars to be delivered within four months. Fifteen engines are Atlantic type balanced compounds and thirty are Pacific cased reflecting company fleet emphasis.
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