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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1911
Page
3
A testimonial from Herwan Steve of Pound Wisconsin claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier cured fourteen years of dyspepsia and female troubles. The letter urges others to try the remedy and offers free advice from Lydia E Pinkham, Lynn Massachusetts.
A chaotic exchange features characters WW Allery Calm Man Motorist and Miss Gladys Goose in a disjointed, clipped confrontation. The text hints at personal insults, scientific references, and moral judgments without a clear narrative or resolved outcome.
Hazel Schmidt, 21, longtime telephone operator, awoke after a 100 day sleep said to be unprecedented. Doctors attribute the long rest to overtaxed nerves and mental strain from her work and responsibilities. She recovered weight and appears well, though she will not discuss the case, with her father noting renewed health and alertness.
A maidens mission to ignite love introduces a dainty fireman’s helmet. Described as stylish and versatile, the Parisian imported design features a deep back and front dip, shallow sides to reveal hair, a white cockade for height, and lattice crown. It can be worn at various slopes to suit the wearer.
Magistrate questions Hastus and Rastus about an incident where Hastus confessed loving his wife to Jean, causing her to faint. The magistrate notes Hastus approached his wife and spoke to her, leading to the fainting.
Mrs Mary I Remington of Gilrow Cal reports severe kidney pain and weakness during a critical period of life. After trying several remedies she used Doan’s Kidney Pills and was completely cured with a miraculous improvement in health. Sold by druggists and stores, price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article extols lace blouses and chantilly lace as summer vogue, noting black and white ensembles with white charmeuse or crepe and chantilly trims. It also offers tips to disguise or alter ears through hairstyle, rouge, ear straps, and cautious use of hats and headwear, urging professional surgery only for drastic cases.
A dainty frock for girls aged fourteen to seventeen is described in white dotted batiste with narrow valances and baby insertion. It features a prettily knotted side girdle and a bodice over tafta or imitation silk for a refined finish.
A description notes a new model with a draped cutaway and a silhouette that fattens high over the bust on the left side. Edges curve to a rounded paint at the center back, then face the outer edge with self material. The passage emphasizes construction and fabric choice.
For Good Dressers the right jewelry enhances the overall look. A tailored suit favors minimal bold rings and simple pearls while a drooping hat and a feminine frock invite a dainty necklace and pendant earrings. Evening dresses allow any becoming style to suit the wearer.
Instructions from Woman's National Weekly describe fastening two inch elastic strips across the heel and instep of pumps to prevent slipping and gapping. Elastic on the heel secures the shoe when worn, while side pieces of elastic stretch to close gaps at the instep. The method aims to keep pumps securely in place and comfortable.
A Lewiston divine recalls Senator Frye’s sharp response to a whiner at dinner who claimed to have only one friend. The scene echoes moral musings, with quips about sincerity and old proverbs mixed with midcentury advertisements and charitable notes.
An article promoting Dr Caldwell's Satin Pepsin as a cure for constipation. It claims the syrup aids natural bowel function through stomach and nerve toning. Endorsed by named readers and available via free sample offer, with address for request.
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