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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
4
Amayme E. Smith of Columbus Ohio endorses Peruna for hay fever and catarrh. The ad explains hay fever as pollen related and asserts Peruna stimulates the nervous system to resist irritants, helping some avoid attacks during summer. It urges trial for those unable to relocate.
A brief Chicago Tribune note quotes a sharp exchange about Miss Welloph’s engagement. One party declares the relations with her are broken, calling the other’s relations their bitter enemies, highlighting charged personal tensions rather than friendly ties.
A discussion of lead as a foundational metal in modern civilization noting its roles in plumbing printing paints and bearing metals. It highlights white lead red lead and other lead products and ends with a broad collection of news briefs from Potsin to San Luis Potosi and beyond.
The Castoria product earns strong approval from physicians pharmaceutical societies and medical authorities for safe use with gratifying results. Advocates cite its harmless nature its ability to calm stomach pains aid digestion and provide a safe substitute for castor oil.
During Philadelphia centennial 1876 Universal Peace union members donated swords to craft into a field cultivator as a symbol of peace. The tool, shaped as a cultivator rather than a plow, is displayed in the hall at Geneva Switzerland with an inscription detailing its history.
Mrs Hiram Offer confronts Bridget about a long kitchen encounter with a policeman. Bridget dismisses jealousy and explains she spoke to the officer but insists nothing improper occurred. The dialogue reveals tension and misunderstandings within a domestic moment.
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