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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
6
The article extols Peruna as a superior catarrh remedy relying on Hydrastis Canadensis and a trio of medical agents Colllinsonia Canadensis Corydalis Formosa and Cedron Seed. It asserts Peruna strengthens circulation and nervous tone, with many testimonials supporting its efficacy as a tonic and universal catarrh treatment.
The piece notes Dr Haig Brown’s reply about the phrase generally good in a student certificate and cites his meaning not particular. It then reports Cromwell’s riding boots found during Canonbury Tower excavations selling for 43 dollars in London.
An essay argues worry is a needless state and suggests mental control through self-reliance and acceptance. It discusses thought transference, divine interposition, and the futility of regret while urging practical effort to improve one’s situation. The piece cites George Harvey in the North American Review.
In Wolfenbuttel Hesse Germany an old Bible is treasured for a misprint in Genesis where Eve is told Adam shall be her master The German word herr meaning master does not appear but narr meaning fool was printed A quarrel between printer and wife in 1580 led to her replacing herr with narr The wife was imprisoned for blasphemy and died in prison Most copies were destroyed except for one copy in the Wolfenbuttel library
No class of men in the world have better manners than the southern gentleman. The type is dignified, defers to others, and concedes as he demands respect. In dealing with a Spaniard the confederate colonel would never imply superiority, though his manners are charming and business methods seen as modern.
A visitor and suburbanite recount a comically escalating feud between neighbors over garden seed chickens cats bulldogs and a stray elephant. The exchanges show a humorous cycle of retaliation and absurd solutions.
The dialogue notes the sharp rise in living costs and the burden on families. A husband cannot afford a promised necklace this year, while the speaker laments how hard it is for poor people to manage.
A home made mix of fluids and extracts claimed to relieve kidney and bladder trouble before Bright's disease stage. The recipe includes Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia with instructions to take after meals and at night. The note asserts harmless ingredients and a healing effect on urinary and rheumatic conditions.
A New York clergyman vacationing in the Adirondacks is pursued by a setter dog that attaches itself to him. A native guide accuses the clergyman of stealing the dog and warns of jail, prompting the man to note it’s the first time he’s been accused of dog theft. The driver later quips his own lack of theft experience. The Anecdote is related via Youth's Companion.
A Huntsville Alabama woman describes decades of stomach trouble from coffee and relief after switching to Postum. She reports sleeplessness, prostration, and near death before stopping coffee four months ago. She credits Postum with restoring appetite and sleep and endorses The Road to Wellville banner product.
A tenor recalls testing a phonograph on instalments and hearing his flute solo reproduced exactly. The salesman urges purchase by showing the blank cylinder and recording its playback. The speaker ends with a self mocking quip, saying he would rather sell the flute than buy the phonograph.
Eight years of rough sore skin under arms and between toes kept Fritz Hirschlaff home. After trying many doctors and spending about three hundred dollars without relief, he used Cuticura Remedies for seven days costing a dollar and a half and was cured, allowing him to return to work. March 29 and April 6, 1906, New York, NY.
A city boy and his sister Dorothy visit the country for the first time. They enjoy watching cows return home, hear cow bells, and see milking. The boy warns Dorothy not to drink milk from a cow, claiming it is unfit to drink. Hospital Story-Telling notes philanthropists should use reciters to entertain patients. Marshall P Wilder visits New York hospitals to lift convalescents. John Brown juror and other items mark diverse clipping content.
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