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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1904

Page

6

Health cures with Deans Kidney Pills claim

RES NO TO HEALTH. Many weak, aching women do not know their kidneys are sick. Backache signals kidney trouble and urinary issues follow. A Bayaya woman, Mrs Hi A Vor Siexle, credits Deans Kidney Pills with restoring health after hereditary kidney congestion and uric acid buildup harmed digestion and sleep. Pills cost 50 cents, gold by stores or mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Electricity in Egypt expands as interior cities gain power.

Dean Hi. A. Vor Siexle Sli Roanoke Vasaya Cout Foster Mijvura Co BuMulo Giock

Training of the Eye Through Early Visual Exercise

The article argues that sight can be improved by early eye training through playful activities. It cites color recognition, rapid object naming, and matching colors as exercises, warns against overstraining tired eyes, and urges starting young to develop steady perception and attention.

Ranch Baron Passes as Westward Cattle Era Ends

The cattle baron of the northwest is nearing extinction as settlers and farmers seize public domain. Land realignment replaces vast ranges with smaller stock farms, shifting from low-grade cattle to diversified farming. The change is seen not as disaster but as promising prosperity and growth for wealth and population.

Western Plaine Europe Northwest

The First Who Toiled Huck and How in Creation

A fragmentary verse piece by Bilas Cary narrates the mythic pairing Huck and How who fashion celestial bodies and life under God’s calm will. The craftsmen clash with fiery toil, dreaming a vast plan as dawn breaks and the world awakens around their unsteady, striving hands.

Hack How Bilas Cary

Medicine Man Curse Tells Alaska Tale of Two Prospectors

A missionary recalls a tale from Alaska where two American prospectors near Fort Wrangle argued with a local medicine man over a canoe seat. As their craft stalled in midstream, they pleaded for help only to learn their anchor was literally dragging a stone. A miner’s quip ends the legend.

Alaska Stykeen Fort Wrangle Ed Fort Wrangle

Shadow Lands Return in Lucinde’s Quiet Room

In a dreamlike space, Lucinde yearns for calm as visitors drift between shadows and echoes. A visiting voice from distant times stirs memories of life and longing, while the garden gate and brook murmur blend with a fleeting sense of presence from the past.

Chin Whiskers Hide War Scar Story of Capt Gibbons

A Lewis ton Journal piece recounts Capt Gibbons wearing chin whiskers to conceal scars from a mutiny on a ship he commanded. Unarmed, he was bound and gagged, a knife across his mouth causing wounds later hidden by his beard. A passing passenger freed him with a loaded revolver ending the mutiny.

Gibbons Irona Lewiston Journal

Miraculous Recovery After Kidney Pills in Kansas Child

A Riley County, Manhattan report tells how a three year old girl recovered from a sequence of illnesses including whooping cough pneumonia malaria fever Brights Disease after taking about three and a half boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. The family credits the remedy with saving her life. Also notes Germany ranks eighth in wine production per Moniteur Vinicole, with German wines praised for flavor and bouquet second to France.

Manhattan Kans Riley Co Jonas Brubaker Bright Dodd Moniteur Vinicole Germany Wing Cannors France

Window Soothing Tides Prompt Gentle Sea

A fragment suggests tides and wind influence on a window’s view. The text hints at a calm, soothing scene with weather and nature as backdrop, mentioning tides and wind shaping light and mood around the pane. No clear event or figures are identifiable.

Drudgery Across Society From Housekeeper to Editor

A reader laments the universal drudgery of daily life from dawn to grave. Tradespeople like carpenters and merchants voice fatigue with endless routine. The piece surveys all ranks, noting labor and social cycles as the enduring burden of society.

Blackstone

Postum credited for stomach relief and coffee replacement

A Missouri woman narrates how coffee ruined digestion and caused invalidism, then details rapid improvement after five months of using Postum Food Coffee. She praises Postum as a better drink, claims it builds red blood, and urges a 10 day trial with the booklet The Road to Wallville included with each package.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Postum Wallville

Agriculture in Western Canada and Manitoba prospects

A Wisconsin agriculturist’s tour of Canada reports vast Manitoba wheat potential, rich soils, and growing dairy and ranching industries. He notes Manitoba’s mixed farming belts, extensive waterways, and the favorable climate enabling long daylight hours for rapid crop maturation. He cites Indian Head, Medicine Hat, and rail corridors as key regions and mentions government atlas mailings and economic opportunities.

Canada Ellor Wisconsin Agriculturist Province of Manitoba Prairie Northwest Ontario Wisconsin Assiniboia Canadian Pacific Railway Sich Indian Head Medicine Hat

A Stateman's Queer Ambition in London Chronicle

The piece recalls Lord Grey as a former Prime Minister who, after passing the reform bill, longs to dance like an opera dancer. He expresses envy at an opera dancer's skill, remarking on a desire to dance as well as she.

Lord Grey Grey London Chronicle

Gigantic Spiders of India Spin Deadly Webs

In the mountains of Ceylon and the Aras region immense spiders weave webs that trap birds and small mammals. The massive webs span up to one foot in diameter with supporting lines reaching ten to twelve feet. Though not venomous, the spiders’ jaws are powerful and encounters are memorable, with bodies richly colored and furred.

Ceylon Tears

Shattering of a Romance Ends in Shared Fate

A young couple celebrate mutual love as he contemplates lifelong care and happiness. She replies with a coy, humorous remark about his self-perception, leaving the moment charged with affection and humor in a bygone era newspaper voice. Then an unrelated advertisement promotes a 40 to 60 bushel wheat crop and seed samples from John A. Salter Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin.

U. S. Dept. of Agr Mont Idaho Dakotas Colo John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis

Circular Barns Draws Indiana Notice of Novel Structure

A Lapel Indiana report describes a circular barn with a 26 foot high wall and 66 foot diameter cone roof. No posts or pillars support the roof. Three heavy steel hoops brace the walls to resist wind. Stalls surround a central feeding area with a silo rising to the roof. Storage capacity is stated to exceed ordinary barns.

Lapel Indiana

Deafness Cure Promise and Night Time Clock Claims

A garbled fragment cites a supposed deafness cure promising $100 for a cure not possible, then shifts to a quip about aging and waking at night. It mentions the Eustachian tube and nasal conditions, but the text is incomplete and largely incoherent, presenting dubious disease claims and late night musings without clear attribution.

Seed catalog offer from John A. Sulzer Seed Co Wis

An 1890s style promotion from John A. Sulzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin offers a broad seed package including cabbages carrots celery lettuce onions radiathon flowers and a Berliner cauliflower bonus for buying 180 postpaid. The dealer promises a warranted seed pack sent in response to 200 postings but the offer repeats lavishly and aims to induce trial growth.

John A. Sulzer Seed Co la Crouse Wis Wien NLU

Who Wrote Mother Goose Tales Revealed in History

The piece clarifies that contrary to belief Mother Goose stories were written by Charles Perrinat, a renowned scholar and early French Academy member who died in 1703. His tales, crafted over two centuries ago, remain influential, and the writer hopes fairies protect his name.

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