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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1902

Page

7

Leading Colorado women praised for Peruna endorsement

Ida L. Gregory, president of the Poets and Authors Club and Colorado Art Club, advocates Peruna in a Denver letter. The piece links nervous prostration with systemic catarrh, claims Peruna cleans mucous membranes and prevents fluid loss, and offers free medical counsel from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.

Ida L. Gregory The Poets and Authors Club of Colorado Colorado Art Club School of Industry and Design Sherman Art League Colorado Grant Denver Colo Perana Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Virchow Dies At Eighty One A Berlin Pathologist

Prof Rudolf Virchow a leading figure in pathology and anthropology died in Berlin last week at age eighty one after a long career of scientific and political work. He helped shape sanitation in Berlin and served as director of the Berlin Pathological Institute. Born in 1821 in Schty elbien Pomerania he studied at the University of Berlin and rose rapidly to high posts throughout his career.

Rudolf Virchow Rudolph Virchow Berlin Schtyelbien Pomerania University of Berlin

Fear For Cardinal Gibbons Suffering With Kidney Trouble

Cardinal Gibbons, near seventy, rests more easily after a severe kidney attack. Doctors suspect a calculus may form in the kidneys and could require removal, though the operation would be risky for his age. His health otherwise is described as excellent and his life abstemious.

Cardinal Gibbons

Girls of Today Not Fragile

A discussion notes that many young women have saved drowning men, reflecting social change from old notions of fragility. The piece argues women now act with courage in emergencies, contrasting past beliefs with present capacity and knighthood ideals.

British board to study American railways methods

Lieut Col Horatio A Yorke chief inspecting officer of railways to reports on American railway workings with aim to adopt American practice in Britain. Col Yorke sailed for New York on September 19 to begin the inquiry.

London Board of Trade Horatio A. Yorke Board of Trade Great Britain Col Yorke New York

Relics of Aztec Civilization Unearthed in Oaxaca

Leopoldo Batres, Mexican conservator of national monuments, completes a year of excavations at Zapotec sites in Oaxaca. He reports abundant Aztec evidence, adding to knowledge of their civilization and the country’s historic tenancy.

Leopoldo Batres Conservator of National Monuments Oaxaca

Mrs Emma E Felch Tells Of Cure By Lydia Pinkham Compound

Fond du Lac Wisconsin Treasurer of Social Economic Club Mrs Emma E Felch cites relief from irregular painful menstruation after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to try the remedy and endorses Mrs Pinkham who offers guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.

Emma E. Felch Fond du Lac, Wis Social Economic Club Lydia E. Pinkham Dean Veda KB Pinkham

New York Fatiron Building Recall of Hood’s Thin Friend

The note recalls Hood era humor about extreme thinness and references a playful line about not seeing a person from the side. Mentions a remedy theme with Dr Thomas electric cures and a claim about a barn removal.

Fatiron New York Hood Beals

Longest courtship and odd anecdotes from history

A bizarre note describes Robert Taylor of Scarra Ireland courting for fifty years and marrying at 108 in 1872 before dying at 134. It adds a jumble of health tonics and a comic line about snails stopping an Algerian railway train as smalls covered the rails making wheels slip.

Robert Taylor Scarra Ireland

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