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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
6
A mixed OCR page offers social verse lines about the moon and love with scattered science notes. It includes a chemical demonstration using muriatic acid and ammonia to produce colored smoke, plus concise physics tricks about inverted water under a paper seal and beetle jaws acting as saws. The fragmentary text preserves experimented methods and whimsical verse.
A seapiece incident reports a practical joke with a burning grass bundle to a badger lair. The animal quickly quenched the fire, showing skill and alertness. In Tennessee, John Newberry wed Patsy Barrom in Tullahoma, absorbing the entire Barrom family after a long sequence of previous marriages and losses.
A noisy mixture of notes on glowing phosphoric oil and bottled moonshine, plus observations on African turtles and a string of puzzles. It mentions phosphorus experiments, turtle acclimation in East Africa, and a Greek cross puzzle with conundrums and jokes about independence days and everyday items.
A reader reports relief after two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured severe back and kidney pain. She had poor sleep and fatigue before using the remedy, and now feels well and able to work. Testimonials also claim others benefit from samples and drugstore purchases.
A stoat caught at Pennyhi killed eleven turkeys thirty ducks and twenty chickens during the night. The record of veracity belongs to the creature in reports tracing its deadly spree through the farmyard.
An early 20th century advertisement notes Mother Gray, a nurse in Salientome New York, offering powders to cure fever and teething disorders in infants and relieve stomach bad bowels and worms. Sold by all druggists with address in Alto NY.
A Sioux Falls judge is recounted as prompting lawmakers to avoid raising judges salaries after a political adviser warned it would lead voters to elect real lawyers to the bench. The anecdote underscores caution in political influence on public pay.
A Davenport Town teacher explains how switching from rich coffee to Postum Cereal Coffee relieved heart palpitations stomach trouble and headaches. She notes recovery enabled attendance at social events and long term health with no heart disease signs. Her father, 78, also praises Postum’s daily use. The testimonial is provided by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
An assortment of short items notes Hall’s Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents, a veiled report on peculiar lightning photographed in Switzerland, Allen’s Foot-Ease promising relief for feet and new shoes, a Rutgers chemistry scholar dead, butter color in creameries, Boer leader in Baltimore, a kitchen stove trademark, and Joseph Chamberlain not writing a book on South Africa.
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