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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
8
The December 4, 1904 issue notes that labor organizations aid both members and nonmembers, improving wages hours and conditions for many. It also remarks that unions’ errors are inevitable but their overall work outweighs flaws.
The article reviews Hugo de Vries's work on sudden new species formation, noting that among 100 wild species only Nothera Lamarckiana showed change, with about 400 of 50,000 descendants altered in ten years. It also covers a geologic piano concept, railway wheel flange observations, Trouve’s electric fountain illusion, Cerasine as an oil paint substitute, resuscitation, and a Russian hearing device with a rubber shell and microphone.
J P Spalding offers a full refund after two thirds of Chamberlains Cough Remedy are used if customers are not satisfied. The advertisement claims the remedy is best for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and says it is pleasant and safe to take and prevents renewal of a cold leading to pneumonia Marlboro era retail promotion.
A man on his deathbed asks the doctor and lawyer how much they owe him. The doctor says about 8100 and the lawyer about 100. He then asks them to kneel on both sides of the bed so he can die like Christ between two thieves.
Mr. R. Gray of Atenia Duchess NY endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a superior children's medicine for croup. He states it prevents attacks if used at onset of hoarseness or cough and should be kept on hand. Sold by J. P. Spalding.
A syndicate forms in Butte to extract copper from smelter dumps. Using the company process they plan to treat ore and tailings down to 1 percent copper and still secure a profit.
A flannel pad dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm is claimed to surpass plaster for lame backs and pains in the side or chest. The ad promises prompt relief after a trial and notes the product also cures rheumatism. Sold by J P Spalding, a local druggist.
Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius College Cleveland unveils a lightning recorder that logs every flash within about 100 miles. The system uses a copper roof, a rod, and delicate instruments to produce a precise click record, with plans for automatic paper output.
The United States may soon produce the 100000000 worth of sugar it now imports. British Consul Wyndham notes rising beet sugar output with Illinois, Nebraska, and Colorado factories. Rocky Ford plans 1000 tons daily to yield 100 tons of refined sugar, with beets at 12 percent average sugar and purity up to 95 percent.
At the Buffalo exposition crowds linger around the “El Caney” statuary inspired by Richard Harding Davis. Mrs Helen M Packard of Springfield Mass fainted after reading the inscription. her sons Arthur and Walter Packard served in the Second Massachusetts Infantry and Walter survived injuries and lives in Oregon. The mother travels toward Oregon to join him. Caterpillar ravages B Washington DC elm and park trees as entomologist L C Howard classifies the moth as Orgyia leucostigma. Park Supt Lanham mobilizes workers to remove caterpillars and wash trees with hydrant water. Local Canada letters note Ontario inners and Belfast Ireland.
The sculptor Hamo Thornycroft is at work on a statue of Mr. Gladstone destined for London. His notable works include the Cromwell statue in Westminster, Gen Gordon in Trafalgar Square, and Earl Granville in Parliament. Other pieces include John Bright at Rochdale and Gordon statues in Melbourne.
The Hartford Courant notes young lawyers should study two or three John Marshall decisions to master clear court language and forward thinking. It stresses that ability to write plainly is crucial for future judges and less common among today’s bench leaders.
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