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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1903

Page

6

Prosperity in Northwest Predicts South Dakota Wealth Boom

A report from Mitchell South Dakota notes the state leads in per capita wealth with corn as a future king crop. It cites rising bank deposits, cattle ranching strength, and large local projects like the Corn Palace exhibit and new city hall, library, hotel, and streets under construction. The legislature plans to submit a 1904 November measure to voters.

Northwest Michell South Dakota Dakota Wile Serath Dakota South Daina Dewnpaper Chiengy Minauder Paul Ry Missouri River Devantonally Pew MOE Porkape Bank Depos Sooth Dakota Baoks Black Hills Lee & Prentie Vermiliion Lee & Prentis Chicago Sioux City Yankton Huroo Corn Palace Mitchof St Louis Mitchell Corn Palace St Loure Mitchell Carnegie Inez

Teung Married Citizens Debate Ages for Test One Quarrel

A local Memphis telegram noting Te Bree in the Te Bree region discusses marriage age rules and a planned test related to quarrels among married people. The report mentions Te Bree and Memphie in connection with the conversation.

The Handicaps of Agata Dy 2 and Me and Valititrica

A critical satire on the so called Invalides class. The piece derides sickly men who are healthy in body yet practice a fashionable, languid invalid persona. It mocks pills and patent medicines and contrasts desk workers who pretend illness with robust laborers. It concludes with a twist on the old rhyme about health and wealth.

Cigar Store Offecitie New York Pharmactet

The Yankee Cook Works Small Kitchen Wonders

A New York Sun tour of a cheap restaurant kitchen reveals how a single plain Yankee cook can transform bones and scraps into soup by mixing ingredients from multiple pots. With a few strokes of a wand like a carving knife he creates roasts, fish dishes, and desserts from a simple joint, showcasing versatile, economical culinary skill.

New York Sun

Prolonging Life With Diet and Disease Theory

Collier's Weekly discusses Dr Elie Metchnikoff's view that old age is a medical problem, not fate, caused by internal predators. He favors dietary reform of less meat and more dairy to extend active years, imagining life up to 90 with work and leisure then.

Elie Metchnikoff Pasteur Institute Matchniket United States England Collier's Weekly

Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Cure in Urbana Case

Veteran Joshua Heller of 706 South Walnut Urbana Illinois reports repeated kidney trouble relief from Doan's Kidney Pills first tried in 1899 after visiting Cunningham Bros drug store in Champaign. He endorses the remedy again and notes past benefits including back pain and shoulder blade discomfort. Free trial offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with medical advice available and pills priced at 60 cents per box from druggists nationwide.

Bright Doan Joshua Heller South Walnut Street Urbana Cunningham Bros Champaign Dean Heller United States Foster-Milburn Co Bufalo N.Y

Leaves and wind in a George MacDonald verse

A fragmentary poetic passage attributed to George MacDonald depicts a leaflike boat blown by a strife filled wind toward the sea and a future, blending imagery of marriage, longing, and longing for release as the speaker seeks union of soul and mind.

Dean George MacDonald

Eighteen Inch Rat Guards Breidablik Visit

An 18 inch long rat aboard the Norwegian steamship Breidablik, pet of Captain Paulsen, greets all visitors including customs officials. Boarding Officer Rauch had his manifest checked by the rodent, which forced the official to pause work and negotiate terms with the ship’s famed pet.

Breidabiik Paulsen Breidablik Rauch Lamar Philadelphia

Reward for cure appeals to medical fraternity

A garbled ad touts Hall's Calarea Cure claiming it acts on blood to destroy disease foundations and restore strength. It offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and names CHENEY & CO. of Toledo as sellers, with claims of widespread efficacy and foolproof results.

Aow Catarrisie He & Coumlimkoual Discate Hall Cheney Toledo Druertata

How Long Mosquitoes Live in Winter

Scientist William Lyman Underwood reports mosquitoes persist through winter in barns and cellars or hollow trees. They sleep through cold, then revive with warmth, remaining active as warmer weather returns, often seen before snow fully melts.

William Lyman Underwood Bolence Monthly

Lawyer E B Taylor Celebrates Fifty-Eighth Year Practice

Warren attorney E B Taylor former congressman who succeeded Garfield in the old Nineteenth district marks fifty eight years in legal practice. Report says no Ohio lawyer matches such lengthy active service.

Berves Long E. B. Taylor Warren James A. Garfield Congress Ohio

Paris Slang Word Emerges After Pope Leo's Death

The New York Tribune notes Parisian slang arising from Pope Leo XIII’s death. A policeman becomes a camer lengo or cog ne, with a linked hammer gesture, prompting street quarrels and police caution. The motto remains When in doubt arrest your man.

Leo Paris

Young Duke of Leinster One of Ireland’s Youngest Peers

A 16 year old English nobleman, head of the Fitzgerald family and grandnephew of Lord Edward, is noted as the youngest duke in England. His school years at Eton showed athletic promise but health issues, including consumption, threaten his future. In Franksville Wis a local remedy tale reports Dodd's Kidney Pills curing Mrs. Louis Markison of female weakness after long suffering.

Duke of Leinster Ireland Edward Kingdom of Ireland Irian Fitzgerald Emerald Isle Eton Franksville Wis Louis Markison

Pointers on Trousers and Seasonal Pressing Practices

A tailor explains that summer trousers are pressed with the ends turned up to avoid catching on low shoes, while in winter they are pressed turned down. He notes the upturned hems keep trousers from touching and snagging in summer footwear, which is the main reason for the habit.

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