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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
6
A Kentucky woman narrates severe illness over two years with fever kidney and liver issues. After trying many doctors she found relief taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She gained weight, returned to duties, and recommends the product along with a book offer and mail order details.
A New England spinster Aunt Mary dies in Carlabad and her nephew arranges peaceful burial as wished. Opening the casket shocks him to find a British general in full regimentals instead. Messages to the general's heirs lead to a swift, ceremonial military burial with full honors.
The Port of Hong Kong is a highly active shipping hub serving as a transfer point for cargoes headed to and from China, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia. Despite its small size and sparse local population, it handles a large volume of trade in transit and connects with many overseas markets.
Readable text shows scattered phrases about rewards and legal terms but no coherent event, names, or places. Most content appears garbled with numerous misspellings, hindering concrete summary of a single news item.
The Countess of Minta, famed for expanding the Victorian Order of Nurses in Canada, now undertakes similar efforts in India while her husband serves as viceroy, succeeding Lord Curzon. The piece notes women’s disputes over household matters as part of domestic duties.
Bay There te Nothing In the Law That Calle for Such an interpretation The Interstate commerce ruling that nothing but money can be paid for transportation of persons or property prompts railroads to exchange ad space for transport. Publishers urge the ruling is unconstitutional and unnecessary arguing railroads already use advertising and such exchanges aid newspaper prosperity without harming the public. They report swift protests to the commission and to Congress showing opposition to the latest interpretation.
Tangier reports the sultan has charged Mohammed Torres, foreign minister, Mohammed Sidef Mokhiii, Moroccan delegate to Algeciras, and Al Menabhlic, former war minister, to meet with the powers at Tangier. They will discuss conditions for applying the conference decisions.
London newspapers print Sunday editorials on Cuba, recognizing the US faces a serious problem. They praise American policy, deny fault by the United States, and largely argue annexation of Cuba by the United States as the best outcome.
Northwest notes summarize a swirl of 1900 era events: convention in Spokane with delegates from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. deaths of Rev J Callahan and Senator W A Clark in a wreck. a caboose accident near Montilla New Mexico. multiple fires and losses in Montana and Oregon. political nominations in Montana and Washington. a boxing match in San Francisco. labor strikes and grain shipping limits. a hunting accident leading to death. and a boxcar murder near Spokane Sprague.
The Greenwich Observatory faces closure according to the Electrical Review due to a nearby power station on the meridian south of it. The plant’s future expansion could render instruments useless, prompting parliamentary concern over Britain’s inert response to protect essential scientific work.
A woman ornithologist recalls a blind sparrow cared for in a greenhouse by visiting adults. The bird taps and chirps, revealing its whereabouts, a rare case the expert has not seen before. A separate note suggests cold storage as a hay fever remedy after a traveler spent hours in a steamer hold, though it risks frostbite.
A short girl complains that men say she is the bin first wife. She recalls three replies from suitors about losing or keeping a wife and how none of their answers felt right. The piece ends with her wishing for a proper response to sentimental compliments.
Travel ad announces five daily trains via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Colorado to Kansas City St. Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso City of Mexico. Promotes reduced rates and contact C. F. Warren AT&SF Ry 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
The Aero club of France clarifies terms for flying machines. Aearonef denotes heavier than air craft without gas bags, while aeronefs encompass several classes such as helicoptera, aero planes, and other machines. The term aviator should refer only to pilots of aeronets, with aeronaut meaning gas balloon pilot.
The text argues that horses under natural conditions sleep little and spend long hours eating. It notes grass provides little nourishment relative to its bulk, forcing horses to devote much of the day to eating, a condition deemed ruinous if existing among humans.
The city of Nice staffs a troop of dogs to clean sewers where pipes too narrow for men hinder progress. Dogs pull a cord with a brush through the pipes, enabling effective cleaning. The program shows promising results.
A poetic note explains the water cycle where every year four layers of the sea rise as vapor, are carried by winds to land, condense as rain, and flow back through rivers to complete the cycle. It emphasizes nature’s funding of rainfall through evaporation and precipitation.
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