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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1907
Page
6
The discovery that healthy appearing individuals may carry typhoid emphasizes preventive measures. A Philadelphia Ledger note cites a cook linked to at least 26 typhoid cases in five years across nine families, later proven a chronic carrier. Authorities detained her for bacteriological testing.
The article discusses factory and department store life offering clubs and outdoor recreation. It highlights outdoor matches, tennis, bowling, cricket, swimming for men and croquet for women, with compulsory physical exercises. noon dances or concerts, picnics and camping in summer, roof gardens in Dublin Dublin Ireland Mitteburg and New York as examples. It argues roofs could transform factory roofs into safe social spaces, preventing street idling at noon.
A Hindoo editor faces jail for printing content in his newspaper while Chicago Daily News laments British actions. The piece suggests the arrest may later be forgotten, speculates on the editor's future and mocks the government’s restraint as kindness. The tone is skeptical of imperial policy and curious about posterity.
The fragment describes Thuringia glass eye makers, with four men shaping blown eyeglasses by hand, colors traced by needles, and variations in eye pieces. It notes a fashion decree for longer skirts next year, though history may prove otherwise.
Mise Robb died in Badin burgh at age 14. She was the posthumous child of Capt. Robb of the royal navy and was placed on the state pension roll at birth.
A college promotes the cause of international arbitration by training men in self restraint and comprehensive intellectual vision. It argues that self restraint involves sacrificing one point of will to gain strength elsewhere and that broad understanding comes from diverse fellowship and study, especially history, which trains judgment and openness to other interpretations.
The United States leads in astronomy with the best observatories, rich patrons, and top scientists like Prof. William H. Pickering. American tools and experts promise faster solutions to planetary habitability and interplanetary life, while new comets and planets fuel curiosity about other sentient beings and possible communication.
The club movement among women grows from self improvement to tackling civic and national issues. Clubs train leadership across class lines, foster tolerance, and provide cultural education. The true clubwoman engages in tasks large and small, expanding women's public sphere beyond home and church.
Pickham, a successful bachelor in his thirties, tries to scare away a regal Maltese cat in his apartment. The cat’s calm dignity gently unsettles him, and a chance meeting with a woman who loves the feline leads to a dawning romance. He impulsively buys flowers and catnip, planning to pursue Marmaduke Stamford through the cat as messenger.
A 90 foot deep glass tower will be built off Long Beach California to rise above the surface. The structure will be mostly heavy plate glass with a 12 by 12 foot glass observation room at the bottom reached by an elevator. Visitors will be able to observe sea gardens from the shaft.
Ernest Thompson Seton begins a 1000 mile northeasterly canoe journey from Edmonton with nine companions toward the barren lands beyond Great Star Lake. The expedition aims to last six months and covers Canada.
Guidance on rapid tile production using cement troughs two feet long and three to four inch depths. Describes preparing tin forms from scrap tin, shaping horse horn supports, and drying tiles to prevent cracking. Recommends angled interior shapes to improve water flow and reduce voids.
Illinois state entomologist Dr Forbes provides directions to treat seed corn for corn root aphid protection. To treat about 45 acres, mix one pint oil of lemon with one gallon denatured alcohol, per bushel stir vigorously with corn, then apply and bag in shade. Do not prepare more than half a day’s planting.
Certified milk must be free from objectionable bacteria and produced under strict cleanliness. Health of animals, washing premises, sterilized utensils, and workers with clean hands and clothes are required, all adding expense to yield a higher price.
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