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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
7
Frills again in favor as Tuslin and other fine-textured gowns display delicate ornamentation. A spotted net dress with a skirt of 15 graduated frills edged in gauze ribbon, a frilled bodice, and elbow sleeves highlight the look. Lace revers, chemisette, and a rose ribbon belt complete the ensemble per the Brooklyn Eagle.
Remarkable coincidences include two men William Connolly and Patrick Canewell drowning together after a canal boat upset near Tallamore Ireland. They were born on the same day baptized in the same water and buried together at Rahan in King's County. Also described is a river Stour ant marriage flight where millions of winged ants swarm, queens and males dispersing, most males die, queens establishing new colonies.
Travel note announces five daily trains via the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe lines from Colorado to Kansas City St Joe Chicago Galveston El Paso and City of Mexico. Calls to inquire about reduced rates. Address C F Warren GA AT S Ry 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
A summary of sink materials including porcelain with rolled edge, white enamel, soapstone, slate, and copper lining notes porcelain is fragile for china and glass. It mentions open plumbing, wooden drain boards, rubber mats, and wire or nickel plated dish drainers for orderly draining.
A historical home remedy notes boric acid and boracic acid as the same antiseptic. It recommends a saturated boric acid solution for burns, applied with gauze and layered with cotton and silk to stay moist for up to 12 hours, and suggests bicarbonate of soda as a nearly as good substitute.
A sharp exchange notes there is no meat in the fellow’s arguments, only dried bones. The retort hints the opponent is a medical student familiar with skeletons from study.
In a palace garden Prince Ivan of Muscovy clashes with Johann Pyrmont, a secretary who proves swift and skilled. The crowd clashes, Sparhawk and Princess Margaret intervene, and Johann escapes with her help after a daring river crossing.
A 1906 Postum Cereal Co. contest offered $1 gold boxes and 200 greenbacks for the most words formed from the letters LGrapeNuts. Thousands participated from February until prize day was delayed. many lists contained tens of thousands of words, with judges using Worcester's Dictionary to verify entries. The top prize went to LD Reese of Denver with 9941 correct words, others followed. a complete list of 331 winners was promised on request.
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