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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1911

Page

3

Helping the Blind and a Moving Picture Rest

A benevolent donor in a public square nearly dropped a dime to a shivering blind man. the beggar confessed he was not blind, substituting for a rest break while the real blind man attended a moving picture show. A steamer Pathan brought a nine foot winged eagle named Sammy from Manila to the crew, kept in a box on deck and later allowed to roam with a rope tether.

Stringer Cleveland Plain Dealer Pathan Manila Singapore Cebu Port Said Cnapiia Sammy Boston Herald

A Mirthful Mix of Tales and Quips From Abroad

A collage of quirky anecdotes and quips from Simon Ford in Kone Land and Patrick Ford in New York. Jokes on turkeys and mince pies, Nola Chuckey customs, women’s suffrage retorts, and Irish home rule humor illuminate a lively slice of society and wit.

Simon Ford New York Nola Chuckey Man Ireland Patrick Ford

Bishop's Daughter Arrives For Weekend House Party

Edna Perry, daughter of a bishop, attends a country house weekend hosted by Mr and Mrs Gregory, where the minister's son Donald Moore and Edna form an unexpected bond. The pair meet after a brief misadventure with travel, share lively conversation, and charm the adults, despite initial reservations about their mixed social ranks.

Alice Gregory Tom Grace Alice Walter Lucy Mrs. Gregory Jack Gregory Eilna Perry Jack Otter Donald Moore Allen Winister Gregory Mr. Gregory Father Ible Bishop Edna George Edna Perry Mrs Gregory St Rangers

Paris Horses Decline From 1899 to 1910 Census

Paris shows a drop in horses from 91,261 in 1899 to 75,463 in 1910, a net decrease of 15,798. Wealthier districts show the sharpest decline, while six arrondissements report slight increases due to large public works firms and cab company counts in specific areas.

Paris

Realized Force of Logic

Burton cannot open a stubborn door until his wife uses calm logic to show him the problem. Her gentle tug and a motto reading Me for the uplift highlight a punchline about changing mindset. The vignette ends with John admitting the lesson in a humorously domestic moment.

Burton Beling John Youngstown Telegram

Cure for Baby Eczema Claims Cuticura Triumph

Mrs H E Householder of Baltimore says her infant suffered persistent eczema from four weeks old, spreading to the nose eyes and behind the ear. After trying many doctors she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for two weeks and saw marked improvement. Within a short time the child was cured with no scars and hair growing back. May 10, 1910.

Eczema H. E. Householder Wilhelm St. Baltimore, Md

A cacophony of quotes and ads from a bygone issue

A cluttered page excerpt blends pithy maxims, medical claims, and jokes. It includes quips about aging, family, and health remedies like Garfield Tea and Pristill eye salve, plus light humor about weddings and burglaries. The tone echoes a newspaper page of miscellany with promotional blurbs and jokes.

Wry tombstone quips and a Brooklyn class reply

A collection of humorous epitaphs and a Sunday school scene. Lines include Take Garfield Tea made of Herbe health giving and policy, He-Darling I would die for you, She-Dearest do you carry much insurance, and a teacher's prompt answer in Brooklyn about the chief end of man. The snippets showcase witty contrasts and playful wordplay with named individuals and local color.

Darling Brooklyn Sumday

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