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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
6
A letter from Rev Jacob D Van Doren of Fond du Lac Wisconsin extolls Doane Kidney Pills for relief from kidney related ailments and offers to provide details in a private interview. The advertisement notes the product price and distribution through Foster Mullin Co and dealers.
A fragment mentions Quintus Fabece Pelee in a terse entry. No clear event date or organization is provided. Limited readable names suggest a brief local notice or column item.
A natural history writer compares the badger to the aardvark as an expert digger. He notes the badger’s winter hibernation and summer foraging habits, highlighting underground skills and resilience in tough weather. The piece also ponders youth wealth and the value of honesty over rapid gain.
A vivid description outlines a simple red cashmere dress with cream lace and optional gulmpe, plus a fivefold beaver hat featuring blue embellishments and ostrich feathers. The article notes evolving silhouettes, yoke depth, braided trims, and the appeal of blouse sweaters and vests as fashionable and practical.
A testimonial from a Michigan reader describes past dyspepsia and poor appetite cured by Grape-Nuts. The speaker, once thin and fatigued, reports visible health gains, renewed vigor, better schooling results, and praise from friends as he returns to activities with ease. The note invites readers to look for the famous booklet The Road to Wellness.
A short guide notes non veiling and albatross as affordable materials for making a pretty house gown. It mentions buying at around 40 cents a yard, simple construction, and trims like fagoting velvet ribbon and dyed laces. Accordion pleated gowns with lace collars and cuffs are described as fashionable.
Description of an Empire green cloth dress featuring three overlapping flounces with white kid edging embroidered with steel wallheads. Bolero and bell sleeves trimmed to match corslet with an embroidered kid band girdle. Gulmpe and puffed undersleeves use gulpure insertion and kid bands, embroidered with steel wallhelds.
The method describes starching toilet table covers, folding fringe twice into four, gathering it by hand, attaching in the middle, and securing it firmly while drying. When dry, shake fringe, comb gently, and the fringe will settle as neatly as new.
Old newspapers offer versatile household uses from lining pantry shelves to retarding ice melt. They can clean windows, absorb spills, and be laid under carpets as insulation. Circulation among friends and as gifts for children adds practical value beyond reading material.
To Remove Dandruff. Put an ounce of flowers of sulphur into one quart of water, agitate often for several hours, then pour off the clear liquid, and saturate the scalp with it every morning. This avoids the natural dryness sometimes caused by prolonged borax use.
Seweik e Gone outlines winter fashion trends with revived empire silhouettes and full skirts. Parly shade mushrooms pair with uptumo browns and combinations like golden brown with mauve or green. Oriental buckles and Indian gems accent outfits as flat stole pelerynes, short boleros, and elaborate belts dominate. Sable and chinchilla lead the luxury palette while practical advice urges reducing hats from three summer styles to one winter option.
A notes that sweaters will be worn this winter for all occasions except when dressy. They are described as desirable for outdoor sports in cold weather and useful under jackets and similar outerwear during the season.
The article highlights a smart Russian costume with simple lines and easy construction. It features long shoulder seams, underarm draping, slash sleeves with puff accents, a two piece circular skirt with front overlap, and adaptable fabrics from brown vollé to blue tibeline. suitable as a house dress or street wear, cost and materials noted.
Dressy white waist features a mousseline de sole blouse with a tucked yoke, shirred puffed lower sections, and groups of tucks. White satin fagoted borders form pointed yoke edges, finished with lace. Sleeves are made and trimmed to match. Le Mode Elegante.
Styles in short suits feature three quarter length coats that end at the waist or below the knees. Long coats show outward tucks and fitted backs, some with belts. Skirts stay straight and close fitting with flare at the bottom. Brown dominates, rough materials popular for a varied look.
Arthur Symons recalls Ysaye in a vivid portrait during the Kreutzer Sonata with the violinist’s body and face merging into music. The description emphasizes an unseen touch transforming the performer into a vessel for a new beauty that emerges with the sound. A note adds a separate item: more than $10,000 worth of sporting goods were sold in the United States last year.
Polk Arkansas November 9 A local resident George Hiland claims a remedy cures rheumatism after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He describes severe acute rheumatism in 1900 and credits the pills with restoring ability to move work. Also notes British soldiers may receive artificial teeth at public expense if deemed necessary by medical officers.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh is incurable by local means and must be treated internally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and constitutional remedy, a tonic claimed to be from a leading physician, with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio address.
A novelty electric ring mimics a magnificent diamond with a tiny glow lamp in the setting and a concealed insulated wire to a pocket battery. A push piece turns the current on and off, letting the wearer see the dull center suddenly flash to life.
A Brussels bank employs a six horsepower automobile for collection duties. The vehicle is fully enclosed at the rear with access only from the front past the driver, highlighting a novel design choice in early 20th century banking operations.
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