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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1906

Page

7

Twice Told Testimony on Kidney Pills Relief

A Jersey City woman Mia Jane Farrell recounts her relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered backache swelling and dizziness before treatment and claims renewed health and ongoing use. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes a Muhammad population estimate and Bible translation claims by Dr Zwe mer.

Mia Jane Farrell Ocean Ave Jersey City N. J Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Dickens Origin Of The Expression Twenty Three

The Kansas City Star notes that Dickens popularized many modern phrases and claims the word twenty three originates from a scene in The Tale of Two Cities. It cites a line describing the crowd and the chant twenty three as the heads fall.

Kansas City Star Dickens Sidney Garton Sidney Carton

Bread Dyspepsia and Grape-Nuts Pre-digested Nutrition

The article explains bread dyspepsia from starch digestion in the intestines and praises Grape-Nuts for using whole wheat and barley to create natural diastase outside the body. It claims pre-digested starch converts to grape sugar, helping digestion and reducing intestinal troubles linked to excessive starch.

House passes naval bill with 99 million appropriation

After two weeks of debate the House approved the naval appropriation bill totaling 99,764,000 dollars. An amendment allowing the secretary of the navy to buy chains anchors and cordage on the open market was defeated 188 to 129, with a 4 percent bid differential for Pacific coast bidders tied to a separate vote. Three Republicans shifted from no to yes: Haugen of Iowa, Thomas, and Longworth.

Washington House Secretary of the Navy Pacific Coast Messrs. Haugen Iowa Thomas and Longworth

First German Senator Carl Schurz Dies in New York

Carl Schurz, publicist and former cabinet member, died May 14 in New York at 24 East Ninety-first Street. The first German-born U.S. senator, elected in 1869 from Missouri, aged 76, born in Cologne March 2, 1829. He fled Germany young, helped found the Liberal party, and later served as Secretary of the Interior under Hayes before returning to New York for editorial work.

New York Carl Schurz United States Senate Missouri Schurz Cologne East Ninety-first Street Senate Liberal Party Cincinnati Horace Greeley National Republican Interior Hayes

Naturalization Law mocked in congressional debate

Washington reports the House, in committee of the whole, debated the naturalization bill after the naval appropriation measure. Representative Hepburn of Iowa called naturalization a farce, noting only one judge refused an applicant in fifty years and asserting courts admit applicants routinely. The naturalization law is looked upon as a joke.

Washington House Hepburn Iowa

Attempted Treasury Robbery Intercepted by Soldiers in San Francisco

A bold burglary attempt targeted the U S treasury box on Commercial and Kearney streets in San Francisco. Soldiers from Company G, Eleventh Infantry, stopped the raid Thursday night after their fire met with return fire from the assailants.

San Francisco United States Cub-Treasury Commercial Kearney Company G Eleventh Infantry Uncle Sam

Girl Is Avenged In Russian Streets By Unknown Assassin

Zhanom, a police officer involved in the brutal maltreatment of Maria Spiridono vo, was shot and killed on the streets here Thursday by an unknown assailant. Avenging revolutionists had earlier executed Abramoff, the cossack officer who boasted of his cruelty to her while she was imprisoned.

Tamboff Russia Zhanom Maria Spiridonovo Borissegilepsk Abramoff Lafitte Nate Mademoiselle Mee United States Great Britain Louisiana New Orleans Fort Mims Missionipoi Valley Claiborne Jackson Talladega Pierre Jean Grande Terre Eshin France Pierte Jean Laftis Barataria

Panther's cry drives heroine to hidden refuge at sea fort

In a tense escape across a dark forest, Roselle flees wolves and a panther’s cry. She finds a ruined cabin and is confronted by Lafitte who helps her to safety, while slaves and guards pursue. The tale shifts to Barataria and plans for exile as war looms.

Egg hatches rarity in captive rattlesnake

A box of four rattlesnakes sent to Fred Kemper in California produced an egg laid about three to four days ago. The egg, nearly as large as a hen's egg, contains a small rattler curled inside the opaque membrane and is expected to hatch soon. Naturalists rarely locate rattlesnake eggs due to torpidity and burrowed hiding.

Fred Kemper California t—Milwaukee Sentinel

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