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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1903

Page

7

Peruna credited by prominent church worker for life saved

A Galion Ohio church leader and several women from California and New York praise Peruna as life changing. They report relief from headaches, nervous exhaustion, and female ailments after using the remedy and seek Dr Hartman’s free home treatment offer.

Bates Yoo Hartman Annie Hoban Post Pocahontas of Yemassee Council of Red Men Eighth Ave New York Mamie Powell Lake Charles Louisiana Peruna

Hat Row in Oamaru Theater Sparks Fines

In an Australian theater a New Zealand incident led Mrs Annie McDermott to borrow a walking stick to tilt a large hat blocking others view. Mrs Brady corrected the hat each time, prompting a magistrate to convict McDermott of a series of aggravated assaults later termed mirror but aggravating. Citizens funded her 10 shilling fine and costs as a protest against large hats.

New Zealand Annie McDermott Oamaru Mra Brady Mra. Brady Misa McDermott Miss McDermott

Fir Tree Riddles Spur Odd Exchange Among Speakers

The dialogue features a joking clash over being a three and a bare humor note. The exchange highlights wordplay and playful misreadings in a lighthearted, casual chat.

Irishman's Grim Jest Duel Ends In Refusal

In an eighteenth century duel scene Lord March faces a mysterious challenger who arrives with a coffin bearing the name James Douglas Earl of March. The apparition claims inevitability of victory, prompting Lord March to pale and renounce combat, citing nerves and fear of the macabre omen.

Lord March James Douglas Earl of March

Franklin man finds new chimney entry for house fires

A Franklin New Hampshire man discovered fires entering his home through the chimney despite screened doors and windows. An inspection found soot clinging to the chimney top, prompting a fly screen to be placed above the chimney where no further flies appeared in the house. A separate report notes a physician’s novel method to remove a bone wedged in a patient’s throat by tying a string to a button and having the patient swallow it edgewise to pull the bone outward.

Franklin N. H Bules

Reunion at Genoa Labor Day For Rev H A N Richards

A small Genoa Labor Day event brought a novel reunion as Rev H A N Richards of the Methodist Episcopal church led a pace party with twenty couples responding to the invitation. The scene reflected a quiet community gathering and a notable turnout marking the occasion.

Genoa Labor Day H. A. N Richards Usluiroy Pace Fa Marciece

Opium in Diverse Forms and a Queen’s Education Tale

The piece outlines opium use by smokers, injectors, and ingesting preparations with estimates of 20,000 addicts in New York and Vermont consumption levels. It then shifts to Queen Wilhelmina and her regent mother, Emma, noting Emma’s role in schooling and a later anecdote about Mrs McBride and Dr Simes swearing to a boy’s cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills after epileptic fits. A light note closes with Prof Jebb and Prof Veitch disputing logic.

Jeliffe New York City Hospital Vermont Wilhelmina Emma St. Nicholas Mrs. McBride Dodd

The American Invasion Report in London

A brisk morning stroll through central London reveals a strong American presence as locals note a surge of Yankee visitors and influence, with many friends from across the Atlantic seen in shops and streets, signaling a notable cultural impact.

London

Busy doctor praises Grape-Nuts as a perfect food

A Cincinnati physician, busy yet observant, credits Grape-Nuts with boosting his health. He used it with warm milk twice daily and soon felt stronger, weighing more than ever. He endorses the product to patients, calling it a brain and nerve food and a stand-alone general food. The testimonial is from Postum Co. Bates Creek, Michigan, and invites readers to seek the book The Road to Wellville.

Cincinnati Postum Co Bate Creek Mich Wellville

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