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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
2
A cavalcade of playful and cynical snippets from SILVER MESSENGER in Challis Idaho. The column mocks scientific boasts, political rigidity, and everyday foibles, noting politics culture and travel, with quips about New Zealand dominion status and a Swiss radium find. It closes with a jab at a prose trend praised by the Indianapolis Star.
A historical stance argues it is physically impossible for women to match men in all work. It claims wage competition forces women into lower paid, narrower roles, underbidding men and lowering wages. The piece asserts true equality requires removing barriers and enabling higher pay so women can stay in the home, viewing industrial parity as dangerous and immoral.
Mandy defies her parents' alliances and secretly marries Frank Day, a fostered farmhand. Amid class tensions with Arthur Gleason and Corell Newman, Mandy chooses love over parental plans, prompting a tense confrontation before a quiet, hopeful settlement with a cottage for the newlyweds.
Contemplative essay on missed chances and seized opportunities. Explains nature’s timing as a strategic moment for invention and action. Emphasizes readiness, timely effort, and the dangers of neglecting pivotal moments. Mentions February May June and the boast of discovery amid cosmic guidance.
A vintage guide describes building a mobile packing table for fruit in the Hoog river district of Oregon. The design uses four three foot stands, a burlap top, beveled legs, and a hose edge protector, with shelves for packing boxes. The adjustable height and wheel mounting enable two packers to work without heavy bending.
The Japan lady bug was imported by the department of agriculture to control the San Jose scale. It proved promising, multiplying rapidly and becoming a deadly enemy to the scale. It survived a cold Michigan winter and may endure most fruit producing climates, offering great value to fruit interests.
Fruit should be handled gently to keep it best. Graft care in spring, remove suckers, dig borers, and mark trees with unsatisfactory varieties for future grafting. Prepare ladders before picking to prevent accidents, and harvest promptly when fruit colors well.
The note explains that dead branches on fruit trees indicate poor vitality and require adequate moisture. When removing dead limbs, work carefully to keep cuts close and smooth for best recovery.
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