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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
6
A brief historical notice from 1906 published by Daily Story Publishing Company. Details are fragmentary, listing a date and two short identifiers without full context or narrative content.
A poverty stricken shoemaker named Alladin is led by Fate to a wife whose unseen wealth transforms his world. He learns to value her touch and care as wealth increases, but a illness threatens her life and he discovers true riches are love, faith, and family, restored when she recovers.
A Don de Advertiser reminiscence recalls Admiral Jau reguiberry during a retreat where his horse was decapitated by shell fragments yet carried him about forty yards before collapsing. The admiral, unmoved, freed his feet from the stirrups as the horse fell and commented that some imagine women cannot ride.
A Chicago doctor argues tuberculosis medical care should include leaving work cages, outdoor living, proper diet, and fresh air. Case anecdotes show rapid improvement with park rest, outdoor labor, and nutrition, even as New York sea air treatment for tuberculous bones and joints aids forty three children at a seaside home.
A Chicago committee study shows mortality rates per 100000 by trade with six deaths per 100000 for stone cutters versus near one for bankers. The piece then discusses complexion as a sign of overall health, noting baths, vegetarian diets, and lifestyle influence on skin clarity and vitality.
A Count Kinski wed his bride by arranged contract without prior acquaintance to satisfy parental demands. After the ceremony he revealed a concealed love, thanked his parents, and departed by post chaise, never to see his countess again.
Captain W. H. Graham of Wheeling West Virginia writes dated June 14 1904 praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing facial and back sores once thought blood poison or barber itch. He says his skin now looks clear and credits the products for the improvement. Also notes Fifteen Years on One Sermon by Gwill, a Welsh bard.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from a displace d Eustachian tube and can be cured only by a constructive remedy. It promises $100 for any catarrh caused case not cured by Tial's Catarrh Cure. Bond details and address for CHENEY & CO., Toledo, HARON Fine.
The article notes several eucalyptus species and highlights rapid growth as a key trait. One specimen in Cannes Franca planted in 1862 reached sixty feet by 1872, with Texas trees seed raised similarly achieving comparable heights in five to six years.
On opening day the Delmerhorst courthouse delays caused by the architect who decorated the portico with a fox and a sheep sculpted head. In Ocean Grove New Jersey N W a Moaty reports Piso's Cure for Consumption touted as infallible medicine for coughs and colds dated February 17 1000.
The Salt Lake Route offers round trip tickets to Los Angeles with return through San Francisco and Ogden for 62 dollars good six months. Tickets available via agents in Salt Lake, Stockton, Hureka, Mammoth, Spanish Fork, Provo, American Fork and Lehi. Foreigners' Status in Berlin policy described with expulsions possible but rarely enforced, except against alien anarchists and agitators including certain journalists.
A fragment argues brain size links to climate not intellect noting colder regions yield larger heads and suggesting that the biggest heads belong to people living far away. The brief text remains incomplete with unclear claims and missing context.
A sentence notes that there are about 1,000,000 pensioners on United States government rolls with an annual outlay of roughly 140 million dollars. It comments on the relief or comfort pensions provide to the elderly.
Marcus Mayer, noted patron of music and drama, extols Kidney Pills citing personal relief from back pain rheumatic aches and urinary issues. He asserts the remedy cured several sufferers and urges others to try it. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a bottle. Text from a newspaper clipping ends with a quote from a deacon about life on earth.
A fragmented text contrasts Paris debt figures with global woes and travel visions. It mentions Riverside and a Mission hotel, Magnolias avenue, and orange groves bloom amid snow in Utah and Idaho. It hints at the Salt Lake Route and resorts along a coast, ending with a Shakespearean note on modern pills.
A quirky column notes love and insanity as ten cases in one thousand arise from romance. It compares heat in Sahara reaching 150 degrees by day and freezing at night, then contrasts with the U S Great American desert. It also discusses pier glass and stonework terms from French origins.
A curious note on a nervous Englishman who drinks tea six to one compared to Americans. It mentions tobacco as an American plant first observed in Cuba, used by Native Americans before Sir Walter Raleigh introduced it in England.
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