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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1906
Page
7
Practical guidance on omelet preparation with plain and ham varieties, including whisking eggs, cooking tips, and garnish ideas. Emphasizes using clean pans, serving immediately, and parsley or watercress garnishes. Also covers fried parsley, lemon use with seafood, and decorative vegetables for platings.
An array of frugal tips covers cleaning windows with ammonia and whiting, mending stockings by trimming worn parts and patching with Saxony wool, and soaking stale bread for puddings in cold liquid. It also weighs hanging pictures by nails or wires, using shellac to hide wire holes, and preserving items like refrigerators and shoes with linseed oil, pork rind as a remedy, or sealing with candles.
A London Engineering assessment argues fatigue does not prime steel to fail under normal use. It attributes failures to improper heat treatment and stresses from long service. Tests at Watertown arsenal show iron subjected to extreme loading retains its quality, with elastic-limit carriage effects persisting despite time.
A family near Baltimore employed a cook whose skill kept neighbors envious. One day the mistress ordered a routine payment, but the cook vanished from the library after receiving a cheek. Molly exclaimed that she had not been treated fairly and quit, accusing the master of demanding an autograph.
Utah's most popular road offers extremely low sound trip rates via the Salt Lake Route for Ellis' convention in Denver Colorado. Tickets go on sale July 14 and 16 and are good to return within thirty days. See agents Salt Lake Route.
Jim Butler, a Nevada rancher with six burros, found rock near Belmont that looked worthless. A young lawyer named Oddie persuaded him to have samples assayed. Tests showed the rock contained several hundred dollars per ton in gold and silver, turning a desert haul into a valuable discovery.
Travel ad lists five daily trains via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe from Colorado to Kansas City St. Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and Mexico City. Mentions reduced rates and contact C BF Warren G Ay A T & SF Ry 411 Dooly Black Salt Lake City Utah. Also notes a London Tribune quotation about a boy for beef sausages in Farmington.
An active railway center in the southern gulf states sees gift-backed urban renewal and mask equipped workers. Veterans like Ben Knox log vast miles as doors open for new towns named with Indian roots. A novel compressed air system oils locomotive rollers to protect cotton freight, enabling faster movement of thousands of bales along thorny routes.
Hindu engineering gains fame as Poona area plans an omni bus service. Bangalore hosts 150 workers turning out cycles and cars. A Mysore visit showcased a native three seat six and a half horsepower car with water cooling, finish rivaling imports and costing about 350 dollars less. The same company set a bicycle record of three fully plated machines in 26 hours.
Clip reports an unprecedented surge of hoboes on Southern Pacific trains in California. Crewmen say enforcing orders would require guards and gunfire, as groups of 18 to 25 hoboes ride the cars. The piece also cites a distant courtroom quip about a cow death in a separate damage suit.
Court sustains the Foot-Ease trade mark against imitators in a contested case. Allen Olmsted faces infringement claims over using a rival label and advertising that mimics the genuine product. The decision preserves rights and restricts improper sales and confusion in the market. Trade and traffic notes follow, including European dairy and steel movements and coal shipments, with a collage of unrelated quotes from newspapers.
The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure Neursigia and Anomia with a long track record of safety. It cites Mrs Charlotte Van Salistory of Costheton New York who reports neuralgia heart palpitations and fainting helped by the pills after doctors failed. Her sister also improved from anemia with the pills and both urge use. Sold in boxes of six with free physician service upon request.
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