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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1899
Page
7
Railway ad describes westbound through trains via Ogden and Salt Lake City with fast service. Mentions coffee and tea offerings and quick travel times. Recalled as humorous tribute “Uncle Sam” and references to juniper boys and a closet scene.
A survey notes that many women authors married medical men and leant on doctors, listing examples: Belén Mathers, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Sarah Grand, Annie Swan, Flora Annie Steel, Oliver Hales, and Olive Schreiner. It traces how marriage to physicians influenced their careers and contrasted with nonmedical spouses. It also mentions railway car acquisitions and various unrelated snippets from the period.
Chadron correspondent recounts a St Louis Globe-Democrat tale of William Bismarel known as Prince Bismarck. Born poor in Germany he sought fortune in America, married a wealthy daughter, hid his wealth for years, and died leaving a buried fortune beneath his house. His widow plans to return to Germany with the money.
The ruins of Chepstow Castle near the Wye mouth are to be auctioned by the new Duke of Beaufort. Dating to William the Conqueror, the fortress has changed hands among Fitz-Dabornes, Clares, Bigot, Herberts, and Somersets, and endured two sieges during the revolution era. Henry Marten, once a judge, was confined there for about twenty years after a revolution.
A historical charity style ad touts Mrs Tynkham as expert for female troubles. It claims many American women praise her sound reasoning free advice and no charge. Readers are urged to write to Lynn Massachusetts for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials of relief from womb trouble and menstrual pain.
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