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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
7
A narrative notes Sapollo's varying welcome in homes as a household cleaner, describing how women embraced the product for rapid, thorough cleaning beyond the laundry. It claims old and tired users and newcomers alike found hands, skin, and complexions improved through its use, with children tolerating the scrubbing anew.
A shopper reports trying Sapolio on unusual tasks from household cleaning to personal care and even a cake comparison. The tale notes skepticism and humorous trials as a family tests Sapolio against an alleged kitchen soap, observing cleansing effects versus gritty residues.
The text describes Thea enjoying the soap and noting that hair becomes soft and silky after washing. A man uses the lather for shaving, while a French chemist reportedly discovers a method to render cellulose incombustible by adding iron perchloride to an ether alcohol solution.
The text presents Hann Savonio promoting a skincare method that cleanses pores without glossing or chemically dissolving skin oils, emphasizing a distinct, thorough approach. It frames the treatment as a unique technique targeting the skin’s many mouths and pores.
TRY HAND SAPOLIO Its steady use will keep the hands of any busy woman white un tanned and pretty as if she was under city manicure The Dainty Woman's Friend in the suburbs or on the farm Dark brown neck streaks from tight collars and sunburn lines can be wiped out by velvety lather of HAND SAPOLIO It is indeed The Dainty Woman's Friend.
Private Albert Taste of the Twenty-ninth battery of Field artillery was killed at Fort Riley at noon Friday. Privates John Connolly J G Simpson are thought fatally injured and Privates Leary Norman Lancaster and Cline are in the hospital with broken limbs and internal injuries. A large number of other artillerymen were badly hurt. The accident occurred about two miles north of Fort Riley during target practice. The horses bolted after a red flag signaled to range, plunging the eight timbers with six horses each over a small cliff and crashing in a mass.
A Port Oxford resident reports last week a strong wind blew a sheep up against a barn about twenty feet high and held it aloft for four days until it starved. The item appears in local papers and reflects the era's tall windstorm anecdotes.
London reports Sir Henry Irving, renowned stage star, died after a Friday night performance in Bradford. He collapsed after portraying Becket and passed away before doctors arrived, in the hotel room with Bram Stoker and close associates present.
Tea seems weightless in taste while a Pompeii soap shop unearthed after 79 A D. that soap remained usable despite being buried for 1.80% years, per a brief historical note.
The Russian government informed President Roosevelt that Emperor Nicholas signed the peace treaty. The notice came as thanks for his role in the Portsmouth conference and the peace settlement. French notification followed hours later after Lamsdorff completed ratification.
Relief for women and nurse Mother Gray promote Australian Leap a herbal remedy for female weaknesses kidney and urinary troubles. Sold at druggists or by mail for 50 cents samples mailed by The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY or nearby addresses.
An Irish immigrant arriving in the United States rejected hash offered to him saying let them that chewed it eat it. Kansas City Journal reports the incident as a wry observation on immigrant adaptation and humor.
A plea for nervous women to address female weaknesses with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Includes testimonials from Mrs Chester Curry and Mrs Charles F Brown praising relief after months of misery and hysteria. Free advice offered by Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
Judge Eason ruled Friday to grant Captain Elmore E Taggart a divorce from his wife and awarded custody of two children, Culver age 11 and Charles. The mother will be denied possession but allowed visitations.
A compact note discusses tea intelligence as a concept for a knowledge book. It mentions Sohilling Company in San Francincs and notes that more than 200,000 pilgrims visit Mecca each year. The item reads as a fragment with unclear sourcing and mixed topics.
Washington dispatches indicate several changes in the Philippine commission with Commissioner Ide likely to retire due to advancing years and Governor Wright also expected to resign after returning from a planned December trip to Washington.
A brief remark notes the pleasure of a mild tea, calling it a fine tea. It then asserts Egypt was the first country to possess any army.
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