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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1911

Page

3

Houseboat Intrigue at Port Annandale Chapter IV

In a near Port Annandale setting, Mies Helen Holbrook and her guardian Patricha face familial tensions over a will and money while Patric haunts a houseboat by the creek. Paul Stoddard recalls a quiet pursuit as a mysterious intruder, Reginald Gillespie, vanishes after a tense night scene and a visit to Helen.

Mies Hatricia Holbrook Holbrook Laurence Donovan Port Annandale Mi Patric Donovan Hit Henry Patricha Benny Donovien Mink Helen Samme Quie Helen Holbrook Ijima Glenarm St. Agatha's St. Agatha’s Tippecanoe Creek Miss Pato Pat Paul Stoddard Qguite Ente Nee

Tippecanoe Creek intrigue with a canoe maker

Donovan, a summer guest near Annandale, hides from two assailants plotting to kill Henry Holbrook. A tense chase on a houseboat deck ends with Donovan captured by Holbrook who, facing danger, reveals his true identity as Robert Hartridge, the canoe maker, as a confrontation unfolds in a quiet Tippecanoe Creek neighborhood.

Casoemaker Henry Holbrook St. Agathi’s Elder Hartridge Henry Sulbrook Hele Holbrook Hartridge Holbrook Donovan Rosalind Glenarm House Calaboose Tippecanoe Village Tippecanoe Dis €Yas Am Issac Mr. Holbrook Mr. Monogan Robert Hartridge

Prairie Dog Pest Control Ad Says Toxins and Tips

A vintage ad from Jersey City chemist Wes says to use Rough on Rats to address prairie dog and pest problems. It details mixing instructions for poisoned corn and cracked corn blends, with application in outbuildings and wooden boxes.

Prairie Jersey City

Ellen Terrys Speech Ends With Parrot Joke

Ellen Terry accepted a Founders' gold medal at New Theatre in New York but spoke briefly due to hoarseness. She recalled a tale of a parrot bought to speak, only to discover it was dumb, prompting a dealer to remark that it could not talk but was a devil to think.

Ellen Terry New Theater New York

Cuticura Remedies Said to Cure Severe Skin Eruption

Patient G. M. Macfarland describes long suffering from red blotches on face and scalp. After trying two doctors and a different soap, they used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two months and were fully relieved. Advertisement notes Cuticura products sold worldwide and offers free skin health book.

G. M. Macfarland 115Th St New York City Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Columbus Ave Boston

Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Advertisement

An old style ad promotes USE ALLENS FOOT-EASE antiseptic powder to shake onto feet for comfort and easier walking. It claims soothing effects and nationwide availability via a trial package addressed to Allen S. Olmstead in LeRoy, with a note on sympathy meaning quiet support rather than loud action.

Allens Allen S.olmstesd Leroy,n

Fragmented historical aphorisms and ad copy

A garbled collection of phrases including advice about home value and fire insurance, a health tonic claim for Garfield Tea, and a quote attributed to Rochefoucauld. The text mixes unrelated lines with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.

Free recipe claims to cure weak kidneys nationwide

An advertisement promises a free recipe to heal urinary and kidney troubles including backache swelling and fatigue. It claims quick recovery from use and offers Dr A B Robinson in Detroit as the contact to obtain the recipe by mail. The copy appeals to readers with vague health symptoms and urges requesting a copy envelope-free.

A. BE. Robinson Detroit Mich

Not Unusual Exchange Sparks Odd Pianist Comment

A playful exchange features a remark about a pianist using his toes on stage, followed by a boast about an 18 year old capable of such feat. The dialogue hints at humor and generational bravado without further details.

Woman's Kidney Suffering Cited By Mrs Kaiser

Mrs Kaiser of Whitney cites kidney issues causing frequent night urination and swelling. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief after using several boxes and endorses the Foster-Milburn Co product. The ad also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a mild regulator for stomach and bowels.

W. H. Kaiser Whitney Mebr Dean Dean’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Isil Dr. Pierce

Free trial of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for children

A vintage advertisement urges parents to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for mild pediatric constipation. It claims a gentle laxative tonic cleanses the bowels and strengthens stomach muscles, citing testimonials from Mrs Mead of Pert Kansas and Mrs J F Lona of Win. It offers a free sample by mailing address to Dr Caldwell.

Mra Mead Pert Kans Mra. J. FL Lona Win Caldwell

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