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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
7
Two readers report lasting relief from kidney and bladder issues after using Peruna and related products. One Mt Sterling Kentucky customer notes pain disappearance after three months, while a Grant Ontario resident credits Peruna and Manalin for major improvement. The advertisement extols kidney function and Peruna as a kidney support remedy.
Earthquakes in Austria-Hungary cause no damage, Massachusetts bans bucket shops, Simla reports no Mutiny anniversary disturbances. Anarchist Kaldoff arrested in Bucharest for plot against King Charles. Wilkes-Barre Italians convicted for black hand crimes. Tragic killings in Washington and Kentucky. Jamestown and Jamestown Virginia Day observed. tensions in Lahore rise. Logs of Poitou wrecked near Uruguay. Duncan court murder verdict. Orizaba strike seeks end to fine system. Hungarian emigration concerns. crime sentences in Missouri and Fort Leavenworth. Berlin builders lockout impacts 100,000 workers. El Paso and Allegheny deaths.
James R Keeler a retired farmer from Penner Street Catepuvia recounts long back pain. He details poor relief from various remedies until Dean's Kidney Pills provided swift improvement. He notes his wife and friends also benefited and endorses the product sold by all dealers 50 cent box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Matador's Foolhardy Deed describes Garrito the matador in a daring Spanish ring stunt on stilts facing a raging bull.
The United Kingdom, the world’s largest cattle and sheep importer for slaughter, is surprisingly the top exporter of horses for the same purpose. A humorous exchange recalls Nellie, her sister noting a pen ring as Nellie behaves strangely, a moment from I Illustrated Bits.
For the last 18 months the czar has been a virtual prisoner in his palaces and has turned to composing music and writing verse. His poetry is melodic and polished while his music is melancholy and fatalistic. Three years ago some czar verses appeared under Olaf with music by Grand Duke D Assia. He has since set some poems to music with notable taste and harmony knowledge. Nicholas II owns a fine collection of violins and is very proud of it.
A third grade teacher watched a boy intensely copy his work to match the teacher’s script. As he wrote he muttered dammit after each letter, then gathered courage for another attempt, his dedication described in a Journal of Education note.
A testimonial asserts Grape-Nuts food cured years of indigestion after a doctor advised daily use. The writer cites predigested nutrition reducing stomach strain and aiding nervous system health, noting the family consumes four packages weekly and endorsing the product for all ages.
Fragmented OCR reads about tombs in Turkey, the departed eminent figure, and a young girl awaiting a future al- ter, with lines and a cigarette scene. A man named Reginald is referenced as guiding her to the altar, hinting at a leadership change and looming event.
A downtown broker, who trades cheap mining stocks, notes a man offering $50 for stock with a face value of $50,600 to conceal losses from creditors. The broker closed the deal and expects profit, suggesting such moves aim to appear solvent in bankruptcy court.
A New York mother recounts her baby’s eczema starting at three months and not improving with several doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child recovered by six months, with a total cost of $1.25 for one soap cake and two ointment boxes. March 30, 1906.
Four year old Paul in a western city watched a storm with delight while family hid. At breakfast he asks what caused the lightning and, after his father explains, leans to his aunt and whispers that it was God scratching matches on the sky.
The piece discusses how life’s hardships affect women and links vitality to the feminine system. It urges women to maintain health to be a successful wife and avoid ailments like backache headaches and irregularities, recommending a tonic with specific powers.
Mrs Mary Stackpole of Liberty Street Lowell Massachusetts describes a breakthrough using Dr Williams Pink Pills for a stomach weakness fatigue and nervous tension. She reports steadier appetite weight gain and restored energy with the pills enhancing digestion and nerve strength. Sold by all druggists or mailed postpaid at six for 50 cents per box.
A fragmented antique text argues there were never two days without a chance to do good that could not be repeated, followed by a line about Descartes style ancestry and a fond note on human descent. The quotes resemble a collector's jargon and stray names such as William Burleigh and Hooker appear.
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