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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
7
Mrs. Carrie King of Darlington Missouri writes that years of fictitiousness and kidney and liver trouble caused backache and frequent pains. She states catching a cold worsened symptoms until she used Peruna, and twelve bottles cured her, making her a healthy woman.
Mrs Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis writes that a seven week Peruna course cured years of back and side pain blamed on pelvic catarrh. The letter touts Peruna as correcting abdominal and pelvic congestion and cites Dr Hartman’s remedy with numerous testimonials on file.
A collection of brief science notes discusses sleep origins and brain cell communication with theories ranging from toxin buildup to cellular desynchronization. Bird behavior is described, noting how rocks store provisions in rookeries and discard unused food when rebuilding nests. A few dated ad snippets and personal anecdotes follow, reflecting early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
A reader notes advertisements ignored and questions why. It cites a grocer refund and reports England electric railway costs per mile ranging from 1 467 to 29 209 dollars for single lines.
The city of London police force trains in jiu jitsu, with all members learning in squads of sixty at the police gymnasium. This move follows a remark about English nerves and tea consumption in contrast to others.
A Hygienic proverb set explores wealth as means to nurture home happiness. The note urges patience for tea and kindness toward others, linking personal success to aiding a brother and ensuring one’s own journey ends well.
New Zealand's frozen meat trade with Great Britain shows a changing figure described as about 5.000 sheen 5 dae, reflecting shifts in value and market dynamics for the sector.
A midnight tornado wrecked Marquette Kansas killing twenty four and injuring forty four. Homes were ruined, churches demolished, and the parsonage turned into a hospital. Helpers cleared debris as physicians arrived from surrounding towns.
A cir culation report from St. Petersburg confirms a massacre of Jews at Zhitomir in Volhynia. Rioting began May 7 and lasted forty eight hours with Christians clashing with Jews. Twelve killed and many wounded. fighting renewed expected as authorities move to protect residents.
Mrs Willadsen of Manning writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after two years of illness. She suffered from backache, fainting, and weakness before seeking the remedy and urges other women with menstrual and womb-related troubles to try it, claiming it is a trusted, endorsed treatment.
A Japanese audience expressing disapproval turns their backs to the state during a play, signaling silent protest. The phrase captures a collective cultural gesture used to communicate dissent without verbal interruptions.
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