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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented exchange shows He-Do pressing a man to ask his father for protection while She-I warns of imminent aggression. The dialogue hints at escalating tension and possible personal violence if demands are not met. Further context remains unclear from the fragment.
An economical facial regimen uses Cuticura Ointment and Soap with five minute wash and repeated application daily. The ad promotes Cuticura for skin and scalp conditions from infancy onward and offers a Cuticura booklet from Potter Drug. Also mentions Garfield Tea and a humorous aphorism about kindness and health.
Porterfield is roused by Sheriff Crookston to stop two burglars in a white four light car near Bellevue. He wounds the car’s tires, saves a woman passenger Miss Corning, and later escorts her to Lebanon for help before returning home to a marriage proposal.
In Sabetha Kansas a wealthy yet frayed-cuffed farmer named Uncle John Mowder is celebrated as a benevolent loan maven who funds homes for townsfolk. His inclusive trust has built many houses, never lost a dollar, and endears him as the town’s practical philanthropist amid nearby civic humor.
Williamstown Massachusetts. A Haystack monument marks the birthplace of American foreign missions. In 1806 Williams College students gathered at night around a haystack at this spot to organize the first foreign missionary movement. From those meetings grew the world missionary movement aiding workers and millions of dollars to mission fields worldwide.
A Roselle Park inventor, James L. Warner, develops a piano like violin where keys operate a series of rubber bows to strike strings. Built as an upright piano, the device combines violin sound with piano mechanics and a treadle driven bow system.
A big eastern city's police chief announces his daughter's wedding, drawing sharp remarks from a disappointed guest who quips that the affair was one of the best policed events of the year, a line cited by The Popular Magazine.
In a London Opinion mock exchange a bystander notes the crew was sent ashore and an old lady questions if they awaited a formal invitation amid the grim weather.
The battleship Utah, launched in Camden New Jersey December 23 1909, is a Dreadnaught type vessel 510 feet long displacing 21825 tons with ten 12 inch and sixteen 6 inch guns. It will feature Parsons turbines and a large silver service funded by state contributions and private subscriptions with scenes of Utahs landscapes and history engraved on major pieces.
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