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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
2
November weather shifts demand bodily adjustment as cooling air stresses kidneys and waste removal. The text claims perspiration slows, toxins accumulate, and Bright’s disease risk rises unless an herbal remedy Feruna is used. Dr Hartman touts decades of home use and European practice as proof.
Pelphin Michel Delmas, a leading Pacific coast attorney, is retained to defend Harry Kendall Thaw in the New York murder case of Stanford White. Delmas will handle all aspects of the defense and may reside in New York after the trial. He is described as a forceful, aggressive, and magnetic figure with a strong reputation.
Piequart, famed defender of Dreyfus, shows magnanimity toward old army prosecutors as an officer blamed for his exile seeks backing. Piequart rebukes interference, stating his support is for fairness, not vengeance, and vows to stand by merit.
Mrs. Cota of West Cheshire, Iowa, bedridden by rheumatism, reports permanent relief after using Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the medicine targets the blood to cure the disease, avoids bowel effects, and offers 50 cent per box or 4.90 for eight boxes, with purchase through Williams Medicine Co. New York.
In a grim city tale, Bill Mapes a burglar with charm and a rivaled code clashes with police, while his brown eyed beloved Nan urges him to do right. He learns a bank plot could ruin many locals and vows to surrender to the law, proposing reform and marriage. The scene shifts to a sewer ring custom and a hopeful future.
A compact note details Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana known as The Marrying Squire for has married about 1400 couples. He credits Doans Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble in 1897 and claims nine years of relief since. Also mentions a costly reception for a bishop and brief ad-like lines on Allcock s Porous Plaster and other varied items.
General Piequart earned the French army nickname Georgette due to his gentle demeanor while carrying out regimental duties.
A physician quips to the British Medical Journal that aspirin is widely used without prescription. He notes the old chemical name aeidi salicylid acetic would have been forgotten, reflecting on how naming affects memory and usage. A Chinese proverb on steady progress concludes the item.
Emma Cole of Tennessee urges mothers to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease girlhood changes. She recounts relief from pain and weakness after suffering since age fourteen, and promotes free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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