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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
3
A widow, Mrs Milner, recounts using Peruna to recover from weakness and fatigue after four bottles completely cured her. She asserts the remedy restored her health and urged publication to help other women, thanking Dr Hartman for the treatment.
Cultivated by the Bendars, Austria hosts nearly 8000 school gardens linked to private and public schools for practical horticulture instruction, with botanical museums and beehives. A Chinese bank failure edict targets directors. a Danish inventor slashes liquid air costs to about two cents per gallon, enabling wide industrial use. The bluebird plumage is detailed, noting male coloration and a fable about a female who admires his coat.
A letter recounts severe anemia and heart palpitations. After two years of weakness and headaches, the patient credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health and energy, claiming pink cheeks and relief from headaches and sleeplessness. She reports multiple boxes used and urges others to try the treatment.
Report notes the emperor and empress did not attend the Trepofe funeral, with a ceremonial parade of soldiers from the Petersburg garrison. Police feared revolutionary interruptions, but none occurred. It recalls his absence at General Komdratchenko’s funeral and cites a telegram delay from the premier guarding the emperor’s safety.
Pacific Mall steamship Mongolia ran aground near Midway Island. Government officials consider sending the foreign built cable ship Restorer from Honolulu to deliver provisions, wrecking gear, and relief supplies. Midway’s small population would be strained without prompt aid.
A crowded Great Northern express leaving London for Grantham ran off the rails near Grantham at midnight after rain washed the rails. The engine and several coaches fell over an embankment, fire followed, ten people died and sixteen were injured. Brake failure is blamed for the crash.
A reader recalls suffering from the worst form of eczema with widespread black spots. After failed treatments from two leading physicians, a husband bought Cuticera remedies. six months of use cleared every blemish. The writeup claims Cuticura cured eczema and other troubles, urging caution for mothers to check Castoria bottles for infants.
Rev Denis Pofiyan of New York urged priests to die poor and lived that creed. His estate shows little cash or property beyond a Paulist library. An assistant notes he died poor as a church mouse with scant funds for funeral costs.
Philadelphia Bulletin notes extravagant fashion costs with cloth of gold priced at 2009 per yard and a Paris court train at 7500 for an American lady. Empress of Russia gifts and Brussels lace thread reaching 2500 per pound illustrate luxury’s peak in earlier eras.
In Excelsior Springs Missouri two domestic tragedies claim three lives. Joseph Curry manager of a Topeka Kansas firm shot his wife then killed himself. At nearly the same hour James Farley a 40 year old contractor from thin c v drank carbolic acid in a local drug store grieving his wife.
Rescue efforts by police and civilians saved hundreds of Chinese boatmen and families, but several thousand are believed to have perished near the shore. Hongkong police stations report secluded Chinese witnesses naming the dead as death toll rises amid widespread prop erty losses.
A woman recalls failing school due to hysteria and nervousness, finding relief after using Grape Nuts. She reports improved sleep, peace, and eventual success in returning to studies, later teaching for ten months, now four years committed to the cereal. The testimonial cites Battle Creek, Michigan origin and references The Road to Wellville.
New York report details a touring car crash at Broadway and Thirty first street involving John H. Springer and his family. They escaped serious injuries though Springer bore the brunt of the impact and all occupants endured shock and minor bruises.
A river level drop undermined the Rock Talend bridge as train No 12 crossed. The smoking car disappeared under eight to twelve feet of water with part of the train entering the river. Officials say several may be missing while an unspecified number escaped. Conductor Thomas reports at least four persons believed trapped.
Northwest Notes reports cantaloupes as a profitable Yakima crop, a Chicago crate price of ten dollars, and various dispatches from Manila Wyoming and Colorado. It notes a labor accident near Leramie Woo, a governor's dry farming congress in Denver, and Prohibition Wyoming ticket figures, along with gunfight, manslaughter verdicts, Denver collision injuries, and expanding railroad equipment needs in Oregon and Nevada.
A Greenfield Gazette and Courier report warns homeowners against burning off old paint to speed painting. It cites increased fires, insurance voids, and adulterated materials as risks. The article urges using pure white lead and linseed oil, buying reliable brands, and proper drying between coats to save costs and prevent fires.
The article sketches Arabi Pasha living in Cairo’s Mohammedan quarter, aged and exiled after Alexandra. It recalls how few Cairo residents recognize him, notes his return years ago, and describes his appearance and stoic nature. It ends with a Pall Mall Gazette excerpt about fire safety and a peculiar tip.
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