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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
7
An examination of Wn Pinero's writing routine reveals a late morning start and nights at the desk. In Paris a distraught mother loses valuables as a four year old trained thief snatches watches and pearls amid the crowd.
Miss Goode of Chicago writes to thank Lydia Pinkham for the Vegetable Compound aiding her female ailments after failing other remedies. She notes improved health over months and urges others to seek Pinkham's guidance, praising her lengthy experience and advice. Address Lynn Mass.
Kidney trouble kept me bedridden for a long time and back aches and shoulder pain followed. After doctor's care failed I used Deans Kidney Pills and three boxes cured me entirely. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Mullman Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
A New Hampshire man who never showed interest in church matters suddenly becomes a regular at Divine service, prompting speculation among townsfolk. A businessman notes prior loan of $50 to a pastor and suggests pew rent explain the change rather than religiosity.
The article notes bedspread popularity rising for bedrooms with pillow covers and bolster rolls in cretonne. It describes materials like white taffeta blends with embroidered borders, and patterns in knit and crochet. It covers square joined spreads, durable but heavy construction, and coordinating pillow shams or oblong covers.
A quirky note on snakes as pets reflects a brisk demand among rink ladies who prize unusual choices. The article mentions imports to Hagland and a lighthearted take on snakes as fashionable companions, with playful commentary on society and pets.
A German firm markets wrought iron wardrobes in four sizes lauded for durability ventilation and easy cleaning. Also a collection of humorous reports—Spooner misidentifies a Jersey calf and a Texas senator recalls a New York transit fright with a drummer and a lemon.
A quirky instructional fragment describes Japanese sushi and Shuriko style rice plus a tangy rice salad. It outlines boiling rice with salt, forming a cake, and pouring sauces made from red beans and sugar syrup. The dish is plated with crisscrossed cronie or lettuce garnish and sardine accents.
A collection of home recipes including Nut Cocoa Cake with butter, sugar, eggs, flour, cocoa, nuts, and milk. a Cocoa glaze. Dried Apple Pudding with soaked apples and sour milk. sauce for pudding with butter and sugar. English Cheese Sandwich with mustard and anchovy paste plus ham. and First Washing of Blankets guidance covering soaking, washing, rinsing, and drying.
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