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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1905

Page

3

Strengthen the Stomach with Dr Williams Pink Pills

A testimonial blitz extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for indigestion claiming a Capleville Tennessee man cured after six months and three boxes. It cites a free copy titled What to Eat and How to Eat and links the pills to boosting blood and curing dyspepsia. It also notes Tycho Brahe’s eclipse inspired astronomy and Kepler’s later genius.

E. E. Strong Capleville Shelby County Tenn Memphis Dr. Williams Michigan Schenectady Kepler

Pretty Fancy Provides Oranges As Olives In Luncheon Style

A passerby notes a clever idea to divide oranges into small sections, pack them neatly, and serve them at luncheons as if they were olives or salted nuts. The Salt Lake Route runs three shows between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles and offers three specials for W C T A members traveling to the Los Angeles convention.

Salt Lake Los Angeles

The Infant Mind Question on Bird Seed Plans

In a brief exchange young Harold asks his father about whether birds are fed with seed when they want to raise them, prompting a gentle parental explanation about feeding habits. The snippet captures a domestic scene of curiosity and instruction.

Papa Harold

Cork house built in Leipele by hairdresser

A hairdresser in Leipele Germany constructed a two story house entirely from cork. The building includes a shop and baths and showcases unusual use of cork materials in residential architecture.

Cork Leipele Germany

Mire Winslow’s Soothing

A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes some professional charity workers doubt Bulwer’s claim that when a man is down an ounce of help is more valuable than a pound of preaching, contrasting charity efficacy with preaching. The fragment suggests skepticism about benevolence rhetoric versus practical aid.

Baltimore Sun

Mine Own Familiar Friend Chapter Vi-Continued

A dreadful railway accident on the Southeastern line between London and Maidstone leaves twenty three dead or dying after a London to Maidstone petroleum freight collides with the 4:30 from Dover. Ted Burritt searches for details amid chaos at London Bridge as mournful crowds gather. a church holds more bodies.

London Maidstone Do‘Yer London Bridge Ted Burritt

Terrible Railway Disaster At Bannock Fridge

In Magnolia Lodge the Burritts awaken to front page horror. A railway crash at Bannock Fridge claims many, with the scene shifting to the church where coffins and charred remains are laid out. Ted Burritt faces the grim task of identifying the dead amid grief and lingering hope.

Ted Burritt Magnolia Lodge Mrs. Burritt May Burritt Bannock Fridge Dulwich

Thought Ade Needed Schooling

Thought Ade spent the summer in Highland Park. A lighthearted anecdote recounts Ade meeting a kindergartner and asking if the child was going to school. The reply mirrored Ade’s tone, “No, are you?” highlighting mutual camaraderie.

Ade Highland Park Mr. Ade

Great Preacher Beecher Teases With Strawberries Tale

Henry Ward Beecher used a humorous incident at a Plymouth church meeting to teach earnest praise. A late girl began singing strawberries, prompting laughter before Beecher affirmed the point that praise should come from the heart, even if the words are simple. The preacher kept the tone light while urging heartfelt devotion.

Henry Ward Beecher Plymouth Church Mr. Beecher Beecher God Uerle

Dodd's Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Trouble

Good News from Bradford Tennessee reports a local physician endorsing Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. A resident named Doyle testifies they relieved his kidney problems after a few boxes, warning that kidney illness can progress to Brights Disease Dropsy Diabetes and rheumatism. The article promotes early use of the pills at first symptom.

Bradford Tenn Det Air J. A. Davis Dodd Doyle Sant “Dodd Bright

Wear on Wooden Pavements in English Towns

The article notes that in provincial English towns wooden pavements show wear from twelve to fifteen years for steosoted goft wood and fifteen to eighteen years for hard woods. At St Pancras London a trade of 411 318 tons per year exists and wear of Australian wood forrab is 0 1% inch per annum.

England St. Pancras London

World of Women divides into two halves Vanity Fair

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Vanity Fair and a division of the world of women into two halves the dressers and the ones who merely wear clothes. It references a grocer, Beet money, and a saying about good dealing with good tea versus bad.

Vanity Fair

Sheep Wool As Weather Barometers

A companion in pleasure or misery, the wool on a sheep’s back as an infallible barometer. Shepherds believe earlier wool growth signals fuel for worsening weather, linking wool length to impending storms.

Torturing humour to cure with Cuticura for 75c

A mother recalls her daughter's severe body sores worsening under three doctors. Neighbors advised Cuticura and after using most of the soap and ointment the sores healed. She praises Cuticura as worth five dollars over seventy cents and notes new clear skin. Mon G. J. Steese Akron Ohio reports.

Cuticura G. J. Steese Coburn St Akron Hia

Devil’s Currency in Early New World Trade

The term devil’s currency refers to wampum gifted by New Englanders to Dutch settlers in Manhattan and New Netherland. The Indians’ shell beads were adopted as currency by the Dutch, shaping early trade in the region.

Manhattan New Netherlands

Place for Woman Haters Stirs Controversy in Period Voice

A fragment discusses a place for woman haters, noting that the con vent of St. Catherine or Mount Sinai would suit. It claims no woman has entered the site in fourteen hundred years, reflecting stark exclusionary sentiment.

Convent of St. Catherine Mount Sinai Trine

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