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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
5
Regular meetings each Saturday night at o'clock at their bet in Challis. Visiting Brothers in good standing are invited. William Bowen XII and G J Finnell serve as secretary and organizer.
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 27 1 C O FB of Challis holds regular meetings in the Odd Fellows hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month Visiting members in standing always welcome M R S WM Elder N G Mabel Jose Secretary
A pair of Englishmen flee through rebels near Busseerutgunge and Onoa, dodging pursuit by riding to a tope, then walking to reach the Ganges. They are aided by a flat boat at dawn, land at Cawnpore, and receive royal welcome while awaiting convoy. Sergt Butler earns praise for riding to ensure survival of his steadfast horse which dies next day.
In December 1857 Sir James Outram's corps journeys from Alum Bagh to Bunce then toward Cawnpore. A 16 mile pursuit by mutinous cavalry ends with the two messengers slipping through Busseerutgunge and onward to relay cipher dispatches, one man later dying of injuries.
eminent German physiologists Dr Rolf Wichmann and Dr Adolf Birham report that 42 percent of women teachers require glasses versus 10 percent of women not employed and 24 percent of male teachers. Nervous disorders afflict 40 percent of female teachers against 17 percent of men. Long hours and poorly ventilated rooms blamed. study fuels concerns over potential general race deterioration if women’s employment is not carefully chosen.
The Alps guides fear their trade may vanish as German surveyors map safer routes for an inevitable electric mountain railway. On the Wetterhorn and Jungfrau routes rail lines threaten to render guiding obsolete, while speculation swirls about Pat Crowe near the pole and Peary's expedition.
A World’s Work excerpt notes a shift in American luxury from general market housing to costly New York homes selling for 300000 to 600000. Millionaires spend heavily on tapestries, rugs, and paintings, with prices and investments rising as collectors seek rare artworks. The piece cites Sothe-style markets, extravagant prices, and a four percent annual value increase in art-backed wealth.
A Philadelphia Press clipping notes that longevity varies by occupation. Clergymen tend to be oldest, gardeners and vine dressers close behind. Wood workers outlive metal workers, while textile and chemical workers have shorter lifespans. Miners fare worst, except in England with strict mining rules. Sailors and herdsmen in England and Norway live longer than in Germany and France.
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