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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented report discusses whether a white lie can ever be justified, recounting a tale of a rabbi accused of murder after falsely claiming a neighbor’s child died. The narrative mentions a truthful anchor and neighbors’ inquiries, with the rabbi eventually confessing and being ordered to leave the town. It also briefly notes Gen Mercier in England and his remarks on feasibility of a plan.
Miss Leopold and Mes Hott Circen share testimonials praising Peruna as a blood tonic and cure for long standing ailments. Notes from See’y Lied erkranz and R. R. 6 Iuka Illinois mention dramatic improvements in health, strength, and appetite after using Peruna, with references to recovery from catarrh and general weakness.
A flood of distressing reports from around the world and the United States details outbreaks, accidents, and violent events. Plague reports in Campon Rio de Janeiro, potato crop threats in Ireland, a banker killed in Iowa, and a fatal collision in Granite City. Other items include a banker shot, a murder in Kansas, a dynamite explosion in Chihuahua, and various political and social upheavals.
Maryland physician Dr. Fisher Saya reports self cure from eczema in 1897 using Cuticura Remedies. He asserts proving merit of Cuticura Resolvent and Soap, claims long practice, and promotes their virtues publicly. Also mentions Connecticut Lime Company’s gas-fuel lime kilns improving cleanliness and efficiency, boosting daily output from 80 to 700 barrels.
In a Hoffman house New York lobby Col Ike Hill a Democrat ally displayed money after a bet. He offered $500 to Sam right and then demanded a pen and ink to write a check for $5000 if the bet was to stand. The provocative scene ended without a cash wager.
A vivid reminiscence of a child's dream of life at sea aboard an excursion steamer from Manhattan to Coney Island. The boy, newly from inland town, gazes at pirates and galleons and pleads with the storyteller to name the ship’s skipper amid the salty breeze and heat of the voyage.
An advertisement recounts a Washa family story about coffee causing stomach trouble and skin issues. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, the family reports clearer complexions, better digestion, and steadier nerves within six weeks. The ad promotes Postum by The Postum Co. Batthe Creek Mich and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
The Boston News Bureau projects Utah copper output climbing to 100 000 900 pounds annually within three years with ore moved from Sunnyside and Roosevelt to Portland for cyanide processing. Nevada, Utah and Arizona mining activity surges include new ore shipments, stock exchanges, and expansions toward 1908 production targets as notable finds and company filings energize the Salt Lake market.
A collage of brief items references Emperor William and Goethe letters, a Goethian quotes drift, Allen’s Foot-Ease advert, a German tree house, Chinese pearl trick, Alaska’s vast yet sparse population and resources, and other miscellaneous notes.
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