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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1904

Page

3

Birmingham Mint Drives Global Coin Exports

The Birmingham mint, a major producer of English coins, supplies foreign governments with currency. Recently it shipped an Egyptian order of 10 million plaster coins weighing five tons in sixty cases for 15 million dollars. Since 1797 it has minted large consignments under government contracts for India Tunis Canada Turkey Hongkong Sarawak Venezuela Chile and others.

Ingham England Birmingham Ih Kovernment Capri India Tunis Canada Turkey Hongkong Hatt Sarawak Venezuela Chile

Reception at St Louis Fall Exposition Free

Announcement invites readers to arrange reception plans during the fall in St Louis for the Louisiana Base Exposition opening by President Roosevelt. It notes contact with F H Worsley at 411 Dooley and details on depots, lodging, travel, ticket limits, and hotel information.

St. Louis Roosevelt F. H. Worsley Dooley St. Liale Niger Utah Worsley

Whipping Question Stirs Kansas Town Proceedings

An incident in a Kansas town centers on a woman applicant asked about whipping skill in a local inquiry. Her reply described a routine position on a chair with a child held snugly across her lap. Public reaction underscores tense community debate.

Kansas Town

Tahlequah Cherokee Population Portrait in 1900s

Tahlequah, once marked as the Indian territory capital, now hosts about 2,500 residents with a Cherokee majority. The article notes diverse complexions among Cherokees, including coal black individuals claiming Cherokee identity, and describes overall bloodlines as whiter than Indian.

Tahlequah Indian Territory

Allen's Foot-Ease and Strange Korea Bridges

Do Your Feat Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Swollen Hot Sweating Feet Corns and Bunions At all Druggists and Shea Stores 25 Sample sent FREE Ad dress Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Some idea of the delights of traveling In Korea is given by a traveler of the bridges In that country A first class bridge in Korea is planks nailed together A second-class bridge is series of isolated stones The third-class bridge is common and you may wade Across the water will not go much above your chest I do hot believe M10's Cure for Consumption has an equal for coughs and colds Cannibals Are Epicures A translated anecdote from English papers about a West Africa clergyman and a strange reply about palma of the hand

Iss Frankie Orser Boston Mass E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Mies Orson Farrenton St Lennox Dean Munn Lydia E. Pinkham Bert E. Lennox East 4Th St Dixon, Ill Allen Shea Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N Korea Joan I Boral Trinity Springs, Inc West Africa Jezebel Ton Biltar

Daredevil rides wheel up a perpendicular Eck globe loop

A daring act shows a rider on a bicycle tracing an increasingly vertical circle inside an Eck globe. He climbs beyond the center, loops over the top, and completes multiple revolutions with speed reaching about thirty miles per hour to hold against the concave surface, while circling near a mile per minute at the smallest loop.

Estimations of Stars in the Sky

The passage cites several astronomers' estimates of visible stars. It notes 144,000,000 stars with long exposures, 77,000,000 visible in the whole sky by Chacornac, and Proctor's claim that Rosse's telescope could reveal at least 1,000,000,000 stars, though the latter is deemed excessive. It concludes about 100,000,000 stars in the sky.

Fenta Chacornac Proctor Lord Rosse

Wise old bird misread by critics on a brash spree

A quizzical verse piece presents a self described old bird praised as wise by critics yet failing to stay wise when under influence of strong dyes. It blends humor with a mock confession of brute antics, hinting at vanity and folly.

Robin's Nest in Porch Rocking Chair at Roland Park

A robin built a nest in a rocking chair on M. Gill’s Roland Park porch near Baltimore Country Club. Eggs hatched and three young birds emerged as residents watched. To protect them from cats, the chair was suspended higher. neighbors marveled at suburban life and calm surroundings.

Baltimore Piazza M. Gillet Mr. Gi Gill Mrs. Robin Dents Roland Park

Lost Interest Attends Church But Hates Pastorage

Maj E T D Myers, head of a Southbound railroad line between Washington and Richmond, relates a servant named Tom who skips church. Tom admits he hasn’t time to go, yet admits he dislikes the pastorage and its solemn music. He says the church suits him but the pastorate loses his trust.

Tom New Yort Times

Balloon duel over Paris ends in tragedy in 1808

London Morning Chronicle reports a preposterous mid-air duel where M. de Gremaire and M. le Pique contest a lady’s favor with identical balloons and blunderbusses. At half a mile height a shot destroys Pique’s balloon. he and his second die as Gremaire completes a perilous voyage and lands safely.

Paris M. de Gremaire M. le Pique Pique Gremapre London Morning Chronicle

Ancient Spur and Mexican Wonder Tale

Antiquarians note the earliest spur dates 300 to 100 B C, a sharp heel prod on a base. In Juarez Hospital doctors autopsy Ramon Rapinosa, murdered days earlier, and a steel blade fragment found in his skull resisted removal. the scar had vanished, leaving experts puzzled by the steel piece lodged in his head.

Juarez Hospital Ramon Rapinosa Hin Ekull

Five-Legged Calf Report From Benson Vermont

Joseph Tate of Benson Vermont reports a nine day old calf born with a rare extra leg the calf shows thrift and vitality. Mr Laffe has been offered ninety nine dollars for the odd bovine which drew local curiosity and speculation.

Joseph Tate Benson Laffe

Scotchman Over Eager to Prove His Innocence

An American journalist describes Lord Burnham at a London News Paper Fund dinner who told a tale of a fishing trip in Scotland. He let hunger drive a hurried search for a missing incheon basket and a cliff top, meeting a Scot who says no stray dog could have eaten it.

Scotchman Lord Burnham London News Paper Fund Scotland Fast Wall Anid

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