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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
2
The Pioche Weekly Record from The Record Publishing Co. in Pioche covers local happenings, community notices, and brief town news. This issue outlines civic updates, upcoming events, and short reports on residents and businesses.
A roundup of violent attacks, explosions, train wrecks, fires and political turmoil worldwide. Incidents include 177 homes destroyed near Potein Russia by terrorists, a fatal train collision near Redding California, a powder works explosion in Mimoura Virginia killing one and injuring four, and a street railway collapse in Roanoke Virginia injuring several. Also noted are labor strikes in Liverpool and Warsaw, and other disasters from Hungary to Mexico.
A Kentucky woman describes indigestion and nervous prostration improving after replacing meals with Grape-Nuts and cream for breakfast. She notes headaches, heat flashes, and chest pains subsiding as she maintained the diet, with only occasional discomfort after rich meals. Postum Co Battle Creek supplied the testimonial.
Oyster Bay reports President Roopered delivering an address at the Decenenary celebration of the Christ Epiccups church urging a national emphasis on religion for welfare. He stressed Christianity in daily conduct, warned against neglecting the soul, and praised wealth as a trustee for goodness while urging self-sufficiency for spiritual life.
The state presses habeas corpus against Steve Adams as Denman county sheriffs seek him for Lyte Gregory’s May 1904 murder. Amid amid this, the whaling steamer Alexander In is reported lost in the Arctic with the crew saved, per telegram from Captain Tilton.
Pittsburg.. Pat Lawrence B Cook Republican nominee in the Fourth district was fatally stabbed by Andrew MacMillan a justice of the peace and Carnegie resident. MacMillan was arrested held without bail. Denver Rio Grande reports annual earnings rise with net income of 7 581 043 surplus down 121 698 and new equipment costs 1 160 000.
Baltimore marks recovery from the February 1904 fire with praise services across churches and a week of civic and military parades athletic events and a mank carnival crowds fill downtown as sightseers and celebrants attend. Secretary of the Navy will review the military units.
In Philadelphia in 1887 Universal Peace union members and descendants donated swords to be melted into a plowlike cultivator as a symbol of peace. The tool, shaped as a field cultivator, rests in Geneva with an inscription recounting its history. The act honors Lord Milner and other figures while reflecting on pacific ideals.
An eczema sufferer reports repeated eruptions on the chest neck and limbs cured by Cuticura Remedies, noting five years of no return and strong faith in the product. Also included is a quotation about three great conversationalists Holmes Bismarck and Mazzini.
Interview with Mia Rac hal Gardner of Wiley Kansas extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for severe stomach pain indigestion headaches and spinal weakness. Gardner credits the remedy with remarkable relief after failing medicines and urges others to try the genuine pill free from opiates or harmful drugs.
A tense moment ends with a playful shift as a woman vents rage over a purple waist, then smiles and praises George to her friends, declaring him the cleverest.
The article contrasts Brazil’s 21 states and the federal district, noting that three vast lowland regions dwarf the others, while the highland 18 hold most of the population. It also touches on diet remarks about cream of tartar and baking powders, and includes brief historical panels on early coins and aDuesseldorf hotel surcharge for speaking French.
Two letters from women accepted the invitation as published. First page begins with Dear Mrs See, noting the result of the exchange and marking a formal, period voice in the fragmentary text.
A historical account describes Indians gigging large fish in clear mountain streams of Indian Territory. It highlights expert canoe use and spear technique, noting the Indians hunt for game with balance and precision, while traditional tackle is considered slow.
In a Chicago Record-Herald passage a beautiful girl and a man discuss danger and microbes as the woman reveals joining an anti kissing club for thrills and a chance to test taboo. The man initiates a bold kiss, prompting reflection on risk and social signals in a tense exchange.
An article notes Belence trains on horse substitutes and France’s chemical silk thread uses gun cotton as a key substitute. It warns that garments using such materials could be dangerous, urging caution for wearers around flames and sparks. It also mentions eye glass cleaning tips and British prison mirror bans.
Michaud notes a falling birthrate of men of talent from New England westward, with 160 births producing one notable man in New York dropping to 24, and smaller ratios in Illinois Ohio Missouri and Colorado. He cites biased tallies from public life rectories, acknowledging non natives who succeed elsewhere.
A garbled travel ad fragment mentions trains on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe routes to multiple cities and lists dubious travel terms. The text shifts to a Cleveland style anecdote about meeting highwaymen with a handclasp and a ruse to buy time, citing a Boston Transcript quotation.
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