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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
7
An old time patent medicine ad urges readers to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills as the Spring remedy superior for purifying the blood and curing a range of conditions. The notice uses testimonials and bold claims typical of era ads.
Fragments discuss self harm and high reported suicide attempts amid a broader critique of idolators and earthly desires. Mentions George Adama, patent leather care, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, and a humorous streetcar exchange about seating, reflecting period tone and scattered advertisements.
A testimonial page promotes 8.8.5. 5.8.8. and S. S. S. as the best blood purifiers tonics and energizers. Readers from Wytheville Sherman and BoMo report boils impure water malaise and improved health after use. The Swift Specific Co. claims S. S. S. is a superior tonic and asks readers to request their book on blood purifiers.
A narrator recalls a perilous Arctic dog sled journey. After fresh dogs are brought in by Indians, a furious whip attack by a guide precedes a dangerous dog attack. The speaker fights off four arctic dogs with the whip, regaining control and finishing the trek.
This piece discusses how bullets influence murder trial outcomes. It notes lead weight loss, barrel grooves, clothing transfer, and dirt carrying into wounds increasing peritonitis risk. It cites a Baltimore American doctor on distance marks and mentions punchlines from unrelated jokes to illustrate era tone. It emphasizes precise, non-graphic, analytical details of ballistic effects.
Health claim for pure rich blood invigorates the body and boosts activity. Describes feelings of refreshment, anxiety to be active, and increased strength and courage. Mentions price and product name, with promotional language typical of old period advertism.
A fragmentary remark from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes flaring social chatter about Mrs. Fortgodd and an unusually good complexion, hinting at a broader scandal or social rumor without clear details.
A verbose editorial urges that cleanliness equals godliness amid growing prosperity. It praises better grooming, dental care at Wise Brothers in Portland, and painless dental work as essential for respect and success. The piece also gives advice to soak and dry a new toothbrush before use to preserve bristles.
A Syracuse Herald quip mocks a jilted plea to burn letters and reflect on faults. The verse advises tearing a faithless “creature” apart and forgetting the beloved, lampooning melodrama and poor judgment in a sharp, satirical line.
A compact set of satirical exchanges and jokes drawn from the Yonkers Statesman and Cincinnati Enquirer style. The snippets mock kitchen stoves, bargain sales, Piso’s Cure, and an heirloom butter dish, highlighting humor from daily life and consumer quirks.
A historical description details a 100 ruble Russian banknote rendered with rainbow hues through a prism. The central bold relief shows a finely executed vignette of Empress Catherine I in black, while another engraving appears in dark and light browns and blacks.
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