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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
6
Crafting a Durable Linen Cover for a Beloved Cave Item
The article describes turning a worn cave cover into beauty using embroidered olive cashmere and moss green plush. It suggests cylinder knit or crochet sleeves, cardboard centers, silk cords with plush or tassels, and durable plain linen options with colored embroidery for a practical, decorative cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Rover the Rescue Dog Wins Kids Hearts at the Seaside
A Newfoundland named Rover saved a child and retrieved a lost boat during a seaside holiday. The brave dog swam out to fetch the stranded Saucy Polly and bring it back to shore, earning cheers and a cherished place as the children’s hero and spoiled pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Tha
Jude
Gilte Ae
Sal
Harold
Jack
Dinenew
Polly
Reneh
Thirold
The Hedgehog as a Valuable Garden Helper
The article argues hedgehogs aid gardens by eating harmful insects and pests. It notes hedgehogs can reduce slugs worms and garden pests in kitchens cellars and homes, urging readers to spare these useful animals. It emphasizes their beneficial role in protecting vegetables and keeping pests under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koo
Barmiens
Yun
Monkeys and coconuts in far forests tale
An old anecdotal piece questions stories of coconut harvesting in South America and Africa. It suggests men climb trees to pick coconuts while monkeys disrupt gear, then contrasts with claims that no such work occurs and jokes about the monkey as a mischievous star of the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Africa
Eirean
Pea Pod Boats and Brave Sailors in Polluted Rhyme
Fragmented verse sketch describes pea pod boats with brave sailors and childlike guidance to help mother make a small boat from a pod though lines are muddled with stray phrases about oars and old habits. Names and clear events are absent, leaving a whimsical, incomplete scene.
A Warning Three Boys In a Rowboat At School
Three boys in a rowboat cause a minor commotion as a playful incident unfolds at school. A teacher called Preddy warns them not to laugh loudly, while one boy named Jelly recalls an accidental mishap during a mailing mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preddy
Jelly
Bullyon Social Rise At Wall Street Swims
A Baltimore American quip notes how the Bullyons entered social circles by leveraging Wall Street influence. The remark contrasts old Bullyons with their modern plunge into elite society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Baltimore American
Harding's Surprise Ends in Ordeal at the Veranda
Harding alights at a desolate station and intends a romantic surprise at the judge's house. He finds his fiancée is not waiting but asleep inside, mistakes the cook for his partner, and a dramatic mistaken kiss leads to a hasty retreat as townsfolk cry for help. He abandons the plan and contemplates morning arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Ewen
Helen
Sarah
Hetle
Jokes and snippets cross the pages of late night papers
A mixed set of comic bits and reader gags are presented with snappy lines. A doctor scene turns into a warning about a boy’s fate while other quips joke about persuasion speed and daily costs. The cut of jokes includes a cartoonish doctor, a misfired punishment line, and light social quips from various papers.
Whose Verses Are These and Other Briefs
A collage of short quips and dialog from various Chicago papers. Snappy lines include poetic misreadings, aging jokes, cemetery buying woes, and social banter. The humor shifts through personalities and local scenes, ending with a cherry jest about women cab drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Tutor Enters as Chauffeur in College Admissions
In a college setting, a student recounts telling the governor about hiring a tutor to advance, who was paid with an extra check for the tutor’s expense. The tutor turns out not to be a traditional private tutor but a chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Chicago Daily News report on Harix and Outcake roamers
In a conversational item from the Chicago Daily News two speakers discuss Harix and Outcake planning a trip to the city. The tone suggests curiosity about Harix rising to prominence and whether he will act boldly while traveling with a large entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harix
Chicago Daily News
Woman's club president recalls delayed vote due to discussion
A Yonkers Statesman anecdote highlights a Woman's club member who admits she did not vote because a lengthy debate on women's suffrage on the way to the polls caused her to miss polling hours. The exchange shows civic engagement and the vote’s time constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Yonkers Statesman
Chronic kicker portrays troublesome guest in room 23
A Chicago clerk notes a guest in room 23 complains constantly, despite paying for board, as the proprietor letters reveal an ongoing dispute over service and behavior in a humorous chronicler’s voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Weather chatter from Yonkers and Chicago letters
Fragmentary notes capture readers discussing weather moods, political quips, and social anecdotes from Yonkers and Chicago. The piece mentions ministers, wedding fees, and public figures in a vignette of lively civic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jolt-He jokes fall flat in Yonkers Statea mun dialogue
A brief humor exchange centers on Mr Jolt-He unable to breezily joke through his own material. Mrs Jolt suggests the jokes fall flat because they are his. The fragmentary line ends with Yonkers Statea mun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolt
Yonkers Stateamun
Gyer Speaks on Seasons Pride Amid Old Sayings
A garbled exchange hints at seasonal pride and proverbial wisdom. The chatter references well known maxims and a playful back and forth between speakers Gyer and Myer. The fragment suggests a light locals tone and cultural quips from a historic page.
Review of Humorous and Poetic Works in Current Reading
A fragment listing titles and notes on The Best Man by Harold Grath and The Morning, a collection by James Whitcomb Riley. It praises readable fiction, quotes on art and chance, and highlights the Spanish quinine sunflower claim and Riley’s poetry as accessible to everyday readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grath
Roby Rill Company
Corva
Th Society of Paris
James Whitcomb Riley
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
James Coml Riley
Sea Trout and Bible Views in a News Mix
A trout tagged near Aberdeen swam 120 miles in 43 days and nearly doubled in weight, while a Northumberland release shows no length gain. The page also reviews Senator Beveridge’s Bible reading book and notes wooden soldiers found in Egypt. An essay argues dullness versus learned vanity, citing Balfour on education and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Northumberland
Russian Yellow Journalism Exposes Anti Jewish Fake Virus Plot
The Russkoye Zuaila reports on alleged Jew led plots by democrats to inoculate a virus, citing a supposed anarchist Keapothio as source. The piece frames these claims as a dangerous conspiracy within the union press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch Fn
Russkoye Zuaila
Union of Rivenmee
Keapothio
Typhoid Preventive Costs and Family Health Efforts
The article estimates typhoid fever costs the United States billions yearly. It urges households to adopt preventive measures to reduce the burden and prevent greater expense, stressing widespread participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Gathering Ostrich Feathers Event Notes
A fragment describes ostrich feathers being taken during an event, mentioning months and the plumes being pulled with a sharp knife. The text is unclear but portrays feather collection methods and timing.
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