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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
3
A patient recounts severe anemia with vomiting, neuralgia, and weakness. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills, pain subsided, eating improved, sleep returned, and weight rose from 120 to 140 pounds. The ad claims the pills create new blood and lists 50 cents per box or six for 1.60 from Schenectady based company.
Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania testifies that three years ago she suffered extreme fatigue weight loss and thirst with sugar in urine. After using Deans Pills her condition improved quickly and sugar disappeared she regained weight and felt well sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Labor the Great Quality quotes Ruskin on effort and toil.
The article explains the deadly new rifle with a 0-caliber designation, noting the rifling produces one full turn every ten inches. It cites a muzzle velocity of 2,300 feet per second and a rotational speed around 2,760 revolutions per second. The bullet circumference is given as 9.42 inches, yielding a peripheral speed of about 2,600 inches per second.
Edward Rosewater longtime Omaha Bee editor and promoter of state business was found dead in district court room No 6 on the Bee building’s third floor. He died likely of heart failure after a day spent visiting parts of the building. Born in 1841 in Bohemia, he came to the U S in 1854 and held many roles including Nebraska legislator Republican committee member mint commissioner and U S delegate to the universal postal congress.
Ambulance stations and Valparaiso hospitals care for 3600 injured from the quake and ensuing fire. Mme von Der Lund, wife of Col Von Der Lund, dies from injuries. Valparaiso plans to relocate nonworking residents due to food scarcity. Six hundred cattle shipment en route to Santiago to ease meat shortage. Banks resume payment of interest.
A North Dakota proposal seeks clear labeling to stop deception in products like paints and white leads. Consumers would know if a product is genuine white lead or a substitute, preventing misled purchases and extending protection to food and beverages if similar rules applied.
Alfred Belt’s longtime friend Belts Deed of Generosity is recalled as the late benefactor helped many. One beneficiary, now fallen on hard times, avoids direct requests for aid. A South African diamond magnate discreetly instructs a messenger to offer help to the man, stressing it should not appear as from him due to a prior dispute.
A Kansas reader, Claude N. John, testifies that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured two years of a widespread skin eruption and itching after trying a doctor. He praises studying the Cuticura book before purchasing and using the products, noting complete recovery. Atmospheric poisoning protests in London cite Sir James Dewar condemning petrol engines for emitting poisonous gases.
The semi centennial celebration of the Battle of Osawatomie began in Osawatomie Kansas at the old home of John Brown. Abolitionists made their stand here and a large gathering including Ninth Cavalry troops under Major George Morgan encamped on the battlefield as business houses and homes display flags.
Reno Nevada John Sparks governor was renominated by acclam ation by the Democratic state convention in Reno James G Sweeney and Sam Davis both of Carson withdrew as gubernatorial candidates Sweeney accepted nomination for the supreme bench Davis failed in bid for Congress losing to George Bartlett of Tonopah
The last day of August broke all records as thermometers hit 92 degrees in shade and 129 in sun. Prostrations were not reported. The intense heat even forced some dignified county court judges to dispense justice in their shirt sleeves.
Honolulu reports soundings at low tide show ten feet of water near the Manchuria's starboard side. Five feet of water fills her hold with damage along the bilge and keel. The 217 tons of coal aboard will be stowed. Captain Metcalf has hired a dredger if needed and does not expect to refloat the steamer for at least two weeks.
Justice Stafford on Friday dismissed the temporary injunction against the Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International union after a baker John Bender alleged harassment. The decision allows unions and sympathizers to urge friends to withhold patronage from a non-union tradesman.
A valley dust cloud and distant rumble sparked a misperceived danger as a man of the stone age observed a dinosaur roaming for breakfast. He finally fled to the valley, realizing the creature posed no threat and returned to his cliffside task of chewing an apartment house.
A Michigan woman credits Postum Food Coffee with curing years of coffee related ailments including billows colic, sick headaches, catarrh, and dyspepsia after eight years of attacks. She quit coffee and began Postum, reporting rapid health improvement and urging others to avoid coffee and tea.
Secretary Haw approves an appropriation of 656,908 to aid sufferers in the Valparaiso earthquake. The report lists multiple violent incidents and political events including murders, revolutions, and public notices from various cities and countries.
New York District Attorney William Travers Jerome announces willingness to run for governor if nominated by the Democratic convention without any entangling arrangements. He pledges to obey his oath of office in letter and spirit if elected.
A scattered OCR page discusses alum in baking powder and water purification, car brands and prices, Cologne Cathedral damage fears, foot care powders, and various odds and ends. It weaves in quirky dialogue about nerve under pressure and ends with questions about money given to people.
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