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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
2
A brief excerpt shows an exchange between a man and a boy about identity and custody. The stray lines mention six months in custody and a juvenile phrasing, suggesting a historical, possibly serialized newspaper fragment. The text reflects character dialogue with limited context and no clear event or date.
A 1910 note invites readers to share names of interested friends to mail information about one way colonist rates from Chicago Omaha and eastern points. Rates run March 1 to April 16 1910 with Salt Lake Route agents offering further details. A fragmentary dialogue touches on hunting and Kansas as a barometer of the nation, with quips about a fountain bead in a sandwich.
A mixed page notes Salt Lake Route sales from March 1 to April 16, 1910 with agent contacts, plus a collage of light humor items and brief anecdotes. Contains a promotional blurb from J. Manderville of the Salt Lake Route and short comic snippets from various sources.
A collage of humorous snippets set in old times includes a Montreal trip remark, a brash hotel tale, the bride’s pout, and a waiter’s purse of puns. It features rustic verses, street scenes, and a Smithsonian quip about expanding Washington, all framed as light, era-tinged humor.
A fragmentary excerpt laments widespread fraud and swindles exposed in the paper. It mentions customs officers enforcing strict traveler investigations and hints at a cousin named Anne cast in a tale about gloves.
A quirky clipping presents disjointed quips and sketches from a humorous page. Snippets feature a janitor, shopkeeper boastfulness about wool socks, a detective, a pianist, and a sleepodd dream joke about Cogger in an airship. It reads as a miscellany of light banter and cartoonish exchanges.
Dialogue shows Miss Pertly and Mr Whacker discussing an outing to skate. He reassures her about money or support despite a financial concern. The tone hints at a cautious social engagement between two named characters.
A quirky backstage exchange about Shakespearean touches and a faulty beard gag unfolds. A joke about a leading lady’s puff and a manager’s misstep frames a New Year’s scene with jokes on resolutions and Hopsmalt enthusiasm.
New coiffures inspire evening wear decorations including bridle chin fasteners and chiffon hoods. Wire bonnet foundations support shirrings and ruffles while steel hat fasteners prevent slipping and pin damage. Elegant coiffure decorations enhance the costume and protect hats.
An old woman of 65 praises Doan's Kidney Pills in a brief testimonial, crediting the remedy for kidney trouble. The ad notes the product is sold by Foster-Billburn Co and urges readers to tell others about the relief it provided.
Elegant afternoon wear described with satin and voile. Notes a fitted princess silhouette with satin trim and scalloped lace edging. Describes a soft felt hat with feather trim and requires specified fabrics and notions for construction.
The text describes sewing a satin band to a blouse or dress top, joining at the uppers edge gathered to a princess seam. A yoke is formed with folds over the shoulders held by rosettes and a insertion trim spans across the piece, detailing decorative construction.
The article notes old Canton crepe shawls in white gold or tones of silk may reappear, repurposed in Paris for new swathed bows and draped styles. It contrasts with Paisley or Indian shawls once popular, arguing their thickness and colors limit modern appeal and cautions that fashion cycles misalign with period pieces.
A refined finish for the top of a decollete gown features a narrow band of tulle across the bodice along the edge, with a dainty flat bar trimming. The design suits maid or matron styles and complements gowns in chiffon, net, mescaline, or marquisette.
A combined stock and jabot made of soft silk and lace trims features cobraJet nafiheads on the lattice front. Jar beads decorate the dangling balls over the tabot, with totems as trimming.
A reporter notes French and English guests at the Savoy in New York after the opera. The Marquis and others remark on American beauties, gowns and decollete bodices while sipping in fine supper rooms Bay and rich fabrics shimmer.
A clear headed bookkeeper recounts how switching from tea to Postum improved his health. He notes years of nervousness and sick spells during alcohol days, then claims better focus and mood after adopting Postum, urging others to read The Road to Wellville for context.
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