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The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1903

Page

3

Peruna touted to cure catarrh in pelvic organs

Personal testimonials claim Peruna cures catarrh of the bladder liver and other pelvic organs with rapid relief and complete recovery. The ad urges readers to insist on Peruna and to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.

Cyrus Hershman Sheridan Ind C. Hershman Peruna Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Weve Come to Stay Inscription Chosen for Cemetery Arch

In Chester county Pennsylvania a cemetery board debated the gateway inscription for an elaborate arch. After discussions among three directors the options included Welcome Resting in the Lord and We've come to stay with the latter favored.

Direc [Tors Chester County Grante Arch

Blue Monday crisis and locust reports in Cyprus

A scientist links Monday as the peak for women, especially housewives, to report personal crises and higher suicide risks. The piece notes washday pressures, early breakfasts, and hurried meals as causes. Also mentions Cyprus locust destruction payments, radium experiences, and a patient’s stimulant effects.

Veteran Civil War Vet Unveils Charity Grave Monument

Thomas Trahey of St Louis honors a Sister of Charity who nursed him during the war by placing a monument over her grave. The item notes a local exhibit of veterans gratitude and mentions medicinal tablet ads unrelated to the main event.

Thomas Trahey St. Louis Sister of Charity

Little Girl Solves Lightning Mystery and Odd News Snippets

A young girl Gertrude contends she knows what makes lightning after calmly watching a thunderstorm with her brother Tom. The tale sits among miscellany about train ads, mosquito immunity in New Jersey and New York, and a note on a fragrant oil used in soaps and perfumes.

Gertrude Gertie Tom Boston Baltimore Minneapolis Detroit Atlanta F. Warren A. T S. F. Ry Dooly Block Salt Lake City

University Teacher and Student Numbers Compared

A United States list of 17,000 professors and instructors in higher education contrasts with about 20,000 students in British universities and university colleges, showing nearly equal counts of teachers and students across the two nations.

United States United Kingdom Commissioner of Education

The Song of Sixteen Glimpsed In Distant Echoes

Fragmentary verses speak of youth, joy, and memory as sixteen seasons are recalled in a gentle, singing refrain. The lines hint at a reflection on life’s fleeting youth and the glow of brighter days behind a veil of time.

Four Oars to One Hand Invention for boat propulsion

An old article details a new boat propulsion device from Young Island South Carolina. The system lets the operator face the bow while always propelling the craft with two sets of blades alternately dipping and returning. The mechanism uses dual handles, counterweights and cranks to keep blades in motion. Also described is Mot Mot tail shaping by feather plucking and a line about a man shaving his mustache.

Young Island 8. C

Browns dominate pages in London Directory sections

The London Directory shows over four pages of Browns in the commercial section and another page in the court portion. Smitha monopolizes nine pages with Harry and John each contributing three columns. Public notices fill nearly eighteen pages, with bakers shows as a notable mix.

London Harry John

Fragmented clipping on charts and global notices

A jumbled array of phrases mentions a 100 dollar reward, legal actions, and various world items. It references CHENEY & CO, Servia customs, Belgrade police orders, and discussions of salaries for legislators in several countries. The text blends fragments about plants and a brewing tablet idea with scattered social topics.

Servia Belgrade

The Road to Wellville and a Coffee-Free Health Tale

A testimony claims quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee cured years of sick headaches. The writer credits improved health and energy for daily work, noting neighbors also switch to Postum with health benefits. The ad ends by prompting readers to obtain the postum book.

Wellville Postum Co Battle iQreek Mich

Legal Hat Wear in New York Appellate Ruling

Three NY Supreme Court justices in appellate term rule there are no etiquette rules forcing a man to remove an overcoat or hat while eating at a quick lunch restaurant. The decision affirms a municipal court judgment awarding Lewis Farris 44.40 dollars, who claimed theft of his overcoat during a dining incident.

Supreme Court New York Municipal Court Lewis Farris

Literary notes reflect September Country Life in America

Country Life in America September offers rich photo illustrated content with notable features such as The Shore Birds of West Virginia by Thomas Dison Jr and The Peach and Some Suggestions About Growing It. World s Work September adds pieces on The American Influence in Mexico and Zionism and the Future of the Jews while a Columbia University essay covers The Model Preparatory School. A note reviews agricultural education efforts and Youth s Companion volume for 1902. a lighter anecdote recounts a bishop boxing tale from youth.

Country Life In America Beautiful Thomas Dison, Jr Novelia West Virginia Mexico Thor Tarael Zangwell Pen Franklin T. Baker Columbia University United States Department of Agriculture James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture

Eloping Couple Wed by Telephone Across Distance

An eloping pair from Loutsa Virginia W P Randall and Miss Minnie Brown married by telephone to outwit pursuers. Randall arranged a minister in Bufalo West Virginia and telephoned his fiancée, with a witness at each end, to seal the marriage.

W. P. Randall Minnie Brown Loutsa Virginia Bufalo W. Va Randall

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