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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1903

Page

2

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement from W. J. Hill

A Concord North Carolina hardware merchant and justice of the peace vouches for Dean's Kidney Pills curing backache and kidney troubles. He reports irregular dark secretions and sediment cleared after using one box from Gideon Drug Store. He offers a free trial and urges readers to apply to Foster Milburn Co for mail order, price 60 cents per box.

W. J. Hill South Union Street Conrord N.C Hardware and Harness Story Justice of the Peace Gideon Drug Store Hill United States Foster Milburn Co Duffalo

Coal Mining Statistics In Great Britain

The article notes that total employment in ea mines across Great Britain reached 825,401 with 207,178,140 units of output. It cites commentary from J. W. Onten and M., in Minneapolis, and includes a New York World quote questioning whether a lady can smoke a cigarette and remain a lady, suggesting a debate on social norms.

Great Britain New York World

Career of Huffalo Jones and Buffalo Pursuits in Kansas

A Kansas City Journal excerpt recalls Huffalo Jones guiding President Roosevelt in Yellowstone, noting mockery on the border. It describes Jones as a nurseryman from Doniphan County who pursued buffalo calf catching as a pastime for plains children, with his efforts tied to the near extinction of buffalo.

Roosevelt Huffalo Jones Yellowstone Park Kansue Ana Kansas Doniphan County Johniey Pionte Kansas City Journal

Much-Married Man in Wurttemburg Claims World Title

A Creéaithgen resident in wurttemburg boasts of being the world’s champion benmilet while recounting seven marriages. His history includes three wives dying young, another drowned, one death by own act, three died in siqmesslon, and his tenth wife allegedly ran under a bull. he recently married his eleventh, who was cut off by a railway train last year, delaying the wedding.

Creéaithgen Inwurttemburg Prite Kottman Sicmesslon Bilea Rome Frat Monten Milan Bertha Mire Westmacott Mice Williams Bertha Witham Pam Altes Williams Maid Monten Hertha Marquesas Islanda Elisa Marquesas Charles Brepince Mier Wiliams Nephew Miss Williams Emancipation Guild Browning Mary Monvwe Bach Lancet Arcana Nature London Clara Ida Walker Himthazar Walker

Doctor on Food Experiments Self Heals with GrapeNuts

A Gallon, O physician reports long indigestion improved by GrapeNuts and credits the product with curing his symptoms. He says the food is pleasant to taste, nutritious, easily digested, and strengthens nerve tissue and blood, benefiting brain workers and patients alike. The testimonial, supplied by the Pow ume Co, Battle Creek, Mich.

Gallon Beneft Battie Creek Mich

Dwellers on the Lawn and Emancipation Debate

The scene follows Norwood residents and visitors as they mingle by villas, with Westmacott hosting Emancipation Guild ambitions while Mary’s absence deepens Dr Walker’s quiet losses. Clara and Ida Walker support their father, balancing intellect and charm amid local social tensions.

Meat and Molasses Trends Mentioned in Old Note

A historical remark notes that meat price rises push the poor toward molasses, predicting a shift in consumption and a possible molasses boom if meat costs stay high. The text also mentions the discovery of petrified forests in Arizona.

Layman Fills Pews at St James Macon Church

The Rev. B. H. McKenzie of St. James Episcopal Macon Missouri notes laymen have occupied the pulpit for six months at Sunday evening services and the church has been crowded.

McKenzie St. James‘ Episcopal Church Macon

Cheap passenger rates on Santa Fe route offered

Trains from Ogden and Salt Lake via Santa Fe on June 4 5 9 10 list return fares Missouri river and intermediate points 32 dollars Chicago routes 44.50 St Louis 39.50. Renee return limit September 8. Three trains daily. For more information and other destinations contact GC F Warren General Agent 411 Dooly block Salt Lake City Utah.

Ogden Salt Lake Missouri River Chicago St. Louis Renee F. Warren Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah

Tree Yields Vegetable Silk

Paraguay grows a tree that yields a vegetable silk used mainly for stuffing quilts and cushions. The silk can be woven into thread, and the June issue of Everybody's Magazine shows a notable improvement over prior months, with its always interesting contents well worth reading.

Paraguay

Art of Dwarfing Trees Taught In Japanese Education

The craft of dwarfing trees is described as part of education for Japanese upper classes. The article notes many devote time to the practice comparable to how women in the West devote themselves to music.

Barmaids of London spark resistance to abolition push

London debate on abolishing barmaids triggers ground resistance due to feared pressure on overcrowded women's labor market. Separate note highlights smokeless Klean Kool stoves and Pierpont Morgan's sixty sixth birthday and early career milestones.

London

Care of Cut Glass and Royalty's Lineage

Care instructions warn against thermal shock to cut glass with extremes of heat and cold. A dish moved from cold to hot can crack or shatter. potato parings left in bottles overnight cleanse them. The ad touts Bromo Quinine tablets and hails Mrs. Maria Bartholomew as promoter of the Old Colored Veterans World’s Fair, claiming royal descent from a South American king.

Maria Bartholomew Old Colored Veterans

Last of His Race Prince Albert Hunlaka Funeral

In Honolulu a funeral procession drew a hearse for Prince Albert Hunlaka the last of his dynasty as one hundred men attended. The scene marked the final tribute to a fading royal line in Hawaii.

Honolulu Prince Albert Hunlaka

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