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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
3
Mayme E. Smith of 444 EB Brond Street Columbus Oklahoma endorses Peruna as a cure for hay fever. The advertisement explains hay fever as endemic catarrh caused by atmospheric irritants and pollen. It notes Peruna can stimulate the nervous system to resist effects and help sufferers endure the season without an attack.
Experts note Cornwall has long mined tin yet remains rich with untapped deposits. High tin prices and rising global demand boost speculation around Dolconth and the duchy’s western margins as production from the Straits Settlements and other regions sustains a global tin shortage.
The article notes Mexico owns vast soda deposits near the Bay of Adair in Lower California, with potential to rival nitrate wealth. It claims the area could yield millions of tons of carbonate of soda, valued at $75 per ton, and could supply global demand for generations. It also contrasts with salts-based production elsewhere and mentions government restraint on disposal.
A massive landslide near Kwareli in the Caucasus buried about 250 people under mud and mire. Cattle perished and crops ruined as the mountainside split and swept across the township. Rescue efforts recovered some bodies amid a region prone to such tragedies.
The fourteenth National Irrigation Congress showcased irrigation products with the finest westward exhibit. Utah won the grand sweepstakes fruit prize. Idaho counties Ada and Canyon presented large, complete displays, with strong showings from Washington Cassia Fremont Bingham Elsinore Nez Perce Custer and Rupert. Lincoln county lacked water.
A band of revolutionists in Vladivostok used bold deception to seize $17,000 meant for the Thtr-Heth regiment. Three imposters, dressed as army officers, entered the money room, took all, and vanished. authorities say the culprits are unidentified imposters. Ten die near Kalamazoo from tainted dried beef delivered Saturday by a still-missing man. The meat originated from a major packing house. In Warsaw, a bomb killed one police officer and wounded another at Bidenowska market. another blast hit a spinning works entrance, wounding a policeman and a junker, with troops firing, resulting in many dead or wounded. Washington reports the president commuted Lizzie Carrick’s life term to confinement in a reform institution until age 21 after she was convicted in Wisconsin for arson in setting fire to the Moonminwa Indian school.
The text extols EGGO SEE as a superior grain product with no cooking needed and claims merchants must stock it to retain customers. It also references a misdated health book and a separate street scene of debt collection where a creditor presses a debtor over a misclaimed sum, showing a clash of commercial promotion and personal dispute.
Mrs Maud Miller Hippie advocates motherhood as the core duty of young mothers. she cautions that even the most capable nurse cannot replace a mother's direct care. She shares a story on the Atlantic City boardwalk where a mother discovers a nurse forgot to bring the baby.
A health note explains that rapid nervous chewing of hard foods may trigger dyspepsia. It recommends moistening Grape-Nuts with hot milk or cream, or letting them soak, as the granules are meant to be ground by teeth to aid digestion and stimulate saliva.
A sweeping catalog of late 19th century Northwest incidents includes a fatal automobile crash near Seattle, deaths from accidents in Montana and Nevada, a mystery homicide in Virginia, suicides tied to disgrace, and robberies. Roosevelt II tours, a Seattle lodge murder by trunk trap, gas fatalities near Butte, and a Red Buttes train wreck are among the era’s grim headlines and brief notes.
A shadowy parlor scene recalls a night time inquiry and a mistaken knock as a candlelight mood shifts. An advertisement recounts Fred W. Harris of Jefferson Ohio praising Dean's Kidney Pills after years of backache dropsy and severe bladder trouble, claiming dramatic relief after ten boxes and weight gain.
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