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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
6
A Watertown NY man Mr T S Wagar claims rapid relief and eventual cure from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. His wife and daughter report benefits for other conditions, while an editorial tone discusses health and women’s appetite myths.
William J. Palmer, founder of Colorado City, plans further park development after buying vast tracts near Bear Canyon. Salt Lake Route sells six month round trip tickets to Los Angeles with return via San Francisco and Ogden for $62, via agents in Salt Lake and nearby towns.
The excerpt argues that moneyback signals good tea value and worthiness. It reflects on the link between hard work and long life, noting generous acquaintances recalling such ties. The poem-like prose hints that labor and cheerful living are linked to enduring prosperity.
In this brief fragment a reader urges sticking with a reliable grocer, or finding a trustworthy supplier if none is known. The note reflects everyday trade habits and loyalty to local merchants in a historical community context.
A historical portrait notes Queen Davice mother of Clovis, first Christian king of France, and describes long heavy hairstyles worn by women of the era, tied with ribbons.
Dr. H J Hell argues in Good Housekeeping that persistent muscular work relieves brain and nervous system tension. Manual labor pleases the mind when results are good, while physical rest alone rarely cures nervous exhaustion.
In a brief anecdote by J Dillon, a group of cheerful children is asked what they wish to be when grown. A quiet boy finally says he would like to be a god, explaining there is only one God and he has much to do and to be one to help him, which horrifies the onlookers.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as the only internal remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The text touts a testimonial of cures and urges readers to take pills for constipation, claiming universal efficacy.
A noted Victorian saying reminds that womanhood is endlessly shifting from idealized fairy to practical partner, as Bulwer-Lytton once observed in schoolyard lore. The quip highlights shifting social roles and expectations in marriage and romance.
KC Baking Powder marketed by Jacques Manufacturing of Chicago is promoted as a pure, healthful leavening agent. The article contrasts it with competing powders, noting a $500,000 health guarantee and asserting its reliability, balance of price and quality, and widespread national use.
Robert Cecil, postmaster at Tipton Oregon, was convicted of wife leating and sentenced to ten lashes on the bare back publicly. He plans to sell his property and leave the country.
The article recounts Croesus, king of Lydia in Asia Minor during the seventh century BCE, famed for vast wealth. It notes his kingdom’s conquest by Cyrus the Great and the adage “As rich as Croesus.” It laments wealth alone failing to buy wholesome food, referring to Pi bury’s Vitos as a leading cereal.
A New York and Bermuda Asphalt Co statement accuses Venezuelan officials including President Castro of aiming to extort 400000, part of a suit for 11000000 damages over aiding the Matos rebellion. It details alleged blackmail, property confiscation, fake testimony, and lawless decrees tied to Caracas affairs.
In Cheyenne friends of John N. Tindale, a wealthy cattleman missing in New York, believe he was assassinated over his role in Wyoming’s 15 year old cattle war. The raid by Texas gunmen on Johnson county sparked vows of vengeance against small stockraisers. Martial law and Poland’s drive to curb autonomy are noted as Finland’s surprise surrender sets a precedent for bold political moves.
James T. Thorburn, president of the William H. Elliott Company, accidentally shot and killed his wife at their Detroit home on Sunday while explaining the revolver’s workings. The couple had faced a recent robbery and the weapon was bought for protection.
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