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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1907

Page

2

Fragmented Tale Mixes Quay Letters and Odd Anecdotes

A scrambled column blends claims from the Saturday Evening Post about Senator M. S. Quay and a cache of letters, then shifts to brief anecdotes including Marie Corelli on baby talk and a New York Press report about a woman fearing ladders. The prose jumps among memory, superstition, and humor with no clear single event.

M. 8. Quay Pennsylvania Saya Saturday Evening Post Senate Jeter John Bill Quay Marie Corelli New York Press

Vulgarized Fashions Across Classes Warns Tatler

The Tatler laments fashion collapse into vulgar, crude styles that arrive simultaneously for rich and poor, ending the era of exclusive, slowly drifting trends and foretelling a uniform look across society.

Seorma Loados Tatler

WORN TO A SKELETON Restoration Claim in Elkland Pa

Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pa credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid benefit from kidney sugar and weight loss after a three year decline in health She reports regained weight and regained vitality and notes the product sells for 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Desert Lance le Fertile Describes 1902 reclamation laws creating towns canals and tunnels across arid regions noting 600 million acres with 60 million irrigable and potential farm land and extensive railroad and canal development.

Pennsylvania Charles N. Preston Elkland Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Congress United States

Deafness Cured by Local Treatments Questioned

A fragment discusses deafness caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and notes local applications cannot cure. It mentions rumbling sounds when the tube is blocked and implies most cases stem from catarrh with a remedy claimed by Danforsan and Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.

Kakour Cheney

Not For Old Golde Illustrations And Aales

Extracts from various 19th century notices recounting a sale of a work for 74000 dollars and a quirk of old Gehan Golde and his daughter Lotta The piece also notes recurring confiscations of a Belgrade newspaper and a Havana tobacco export tally with Cuba England and Germany leading buyers Also a remark on Siamese reluctance to walk and preference for riding in boats or carts

Old Golde John Alvan Hongereau Gehan Golde Lotta Havana Cuba United States England Germany France Bangkok Windsor Magazine

Grocer Sees Health Boost From Postum Over Coffee

A Cleveland grocer reports improved nerves and appetite after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. He recalls a two year period of coffee-related nervousness and irritability, credits his wife’s suggestion, and urges others with nervous or stomach issues to switch to Postum.

Cleveland Wollville Prigs

Various World News Snippets From Early 20th Century Dispatches

A mixed batch of brief items reports political, economic, and social events: a decline in Rio accounts and abortion concerns in Columbus, Ohio. a census tally for Washington District of Columbia. no Rio Grande railroad strike due to wage disputes. a bystander killed in a Hoboken longshoremen clash. California bankers at a Santa Barbara convention. Panama Canal commission officer David W. Ross to resign for a Chicago presidency. Goreville, Illinois, fire losses of 75000 dollars destroying 16 buildings. Governor Carter of Hawaii to visit Washington after arriving in San Francisco. Orrin W. Potter, steel pioneer, dies in Chicago. Brunswick jail security during a race killings case. India plague deaths rise to 455892, Punjab worst with 286777. Moroccon sultan resisting French reparations demands after Dr Manchenso murder. new postal regulations do not require special delivery stamps after July 1. a town in Illinois reports a jailer robbed and whipped. the Imperial Conference backs subsidized British air routes via Canada to Australasia. Evansville streetcars resume with out of town labor. New York Governor Hughes becomes Northwestern Baptist convention president. Berlin building trades lockout affects 60k workers. a Mexican mining man disappears after leaving Guadalajara. Oklahoma bank robbery suspects escape. a textile strike in Orizaba, Mexico largely settled with workers returning.

David W. Ross Panama Canal Commission Chicago Goreville Governor Carter Hawaii San Francisco United States Roosevelt Washington Orrin W. Potter Morocca Manchenso Fez Tangier Hiletevillend Miarahal Oxce Morris Imperial Conference London Wilfrid Laurier United Kingdom Australasia Canada Evansville Ind St Louis Nashville Bohne Apecia Hughes New York Hay Northwestern Baptist Convention Genera Baptist Societies

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Nervous Women

A Buffalo woman writes of nervous prostration and irritability and claims Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound offers relief. The ad emphasizes that the product contains native herbs, has no narcotics, and cites widespread cures as evidence.

Lydia B. Pinkham Nellie Malham Morgan St. Buffalo Mra Pinkham Lyd B. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise From Mrs Gee James

Mrs Gee A James of Fredonia New York writes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous prostration and female trouble. She credits the remedy with restoring health and strength through the Change of Life and recommends it to others. Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts based on her experience treating female illnesses.

Lydia

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