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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
6
Senator Towne and Hon Charles A Towne of Minnesota praise Deane Kidney Pills for relief from back pains headaches and limb pains after a few months of use. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the endorsement and a Buffalo New York distribution claim 50 cents per box.
A damaged clipping from Trinity Springs Indiana describes a family of five with ages and a father aged 105 and mother 85, plus three sons over 60. It mentions Cunliffe Brooks at Glen Tana and an estate with a ballroom roof of stag heads and stained glass piggery windows.
A garbled note discusses what constitutes good tea as tasting pleasant and leaving a soothing aftertaste. It mentions an animal dent and a panty mower misprint, then pivots to a woman who can tell a queer story with grace, noting rarity and legibility challenges.
A collage of quotes and ad-like lines appears, including remarks attributed to Emme Mae Raymond and Emerson. The garbled text mentions tea bushes, polite husbands, and various names. Overall, a fragmented historical newspaper snippet with stray phrases and incoherent listings.
Japanese hydrographers issued a new Sakhalin waters chart noting the Strait of Tartary named Mamiya Katkyo and nearby Amur gulf as northern Mamiya Katkyo. The term recalls Rinzo Mamiya, who in 1808 helped prove Sakhalin is an island, a fact later misperceived until 1848 and clarified after Elliott's 1865 expedition.
A Boston capitalist has bought Mount Washington for over 500000, shocking readers. The piece laments privatization of public landmarks like Niagara Falls and Pike's Peak, warning that widespread sales could ruin shared natural wonders and spark a slippery market over all major sights.
Florence Kelley discusses public interest in the servant question noting improving wages and morale. A former New Bedford captain recounts a tyrannical cook who, after a bold exchange over a gallon brandy wager, tries to shunt him back to his chair and questions his dwelling.
A Chicago Journal editorial urges keeping a joyful home life to guide youth away from vice. It argues that if households fail to provide fun and social nourishment, youths will seek elsewhere, risking gambling and degradation. A bright fireside atmosphere is prescribed as the safeguard for children’s conduct.
A fragmented verse-essay questions how to reveal truth in beauty and sorrow. It urges the human heart to shine from within and resolve mysteries through inner courage and aspiration, invoking a deep search for meaning amid woe and wonder.
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