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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1909
Page
7
A bulletin from the Micht Experiment Station describes a combined stanchion and manger system for calf feeding. It allows birth to 12 weeks, keeps calves in stalls during feeding, and uses adjustable elm stanchions to fit growing calves. The design aims to maximize capacity, maintain clean healthy conditions, and reduce feeding waste and bad habits.
An early 20th century warning outlines multiple contamination paths for milk from cow to table. It cites bacteria from barns and attendants, dirty milking practices, contaminated water, and filthy udders and surroundings as major sources of disease germs in dairy products.
Two pieces of light wood lath bored together form a cross-cut saw support. The device, shown at eight inches, stiffens the saw to reduce wobble and allow one man to cut more easily.
A damaged OCR note describes wrapping stave wire around the free end of a saw and twisting a strip at a certain point to help keep it in place. It mentions a wire twisted about an adjacent part to maintain strength, indicating a makeshift method to reinforce the tool.
Prominent British peer Alfred Harmsworth, known as Lord Northcliffe, warns in Chicago that Germany is preparing for war while Britain remains complacent. He cites German and English policy adaptations, naval buildup, and the need for Americans to study European politics, contrasting fears of conflict with historical prudence. The interview discusses Germany’s shipbuilding, the trust in Anglo German ties, and the global food and defense dynamics affecting the United States.
Hodge and Hetty discuss a vacation where Hodge starts at 200 pounds and weighs 149 on return. Dodge jokes about a breakup, but Hodge explains the best girl kept him because she loves bargains and discounts.
A mixed clipping shows testimonial claims for Cutiura Remedies curing a three year skin disease in O L Wilson of Puryear Tennessee with three sets used, plus a Baltimore American quote on medical specialization and a Quaker Oats health campaign urging a November thirty day trial for improved health and vigor. It also repeats a doctor satire about specialists and includes an issue of a catarrh cure by Cheney and Co with domestic promotion and testimonials.
A brief reading from Everybody's Magazine centers on Johnnie begging his mother for five cents, confessing he is short on money. The dialogue captures a small family moment reflecting common financial pressures and affection between mother and child.
Genealogist boasts a twenty guinea fee for unearthing ancestral secrets in a Cassell’s period piece vignette.
A compact verse praises the steady man who labors early, shuns excess, and avoids political manipulation while lauding a disciplined, reliable work ethic. It contrasts steady virtue with scheming figures and notes the era’s focus on steady civic conduct.
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