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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
7
An elderly woman declares fear of death distant as she extols the virtues of Sloan's Liniment after eight years of use. James P. Abernethy of Rutherford College writes of its proven help in numerous cases including paralysis. A separate scene shows a couple's misunderstanding over romance and rheumatism.
A hat seller explains avoiding extreme New York styles to country customers to prevent upsetting husbands. The anecdote notes country men prefer modest hats and how counsel to separate spouses for six weeks can boost affection, shared by a physician famed for resolving marital disputes.
A large crowd of San Joaquin county residents gathered at Bollinger ranch for a coyote drive. Coyotes avoided the area and only a few were killed, though farmers report livestock losses. Two drives occurred, with lunch served between. Additional efforts may follow to curb the trouble.
A Peapack New Jersey correspondent recounts a bizarre incident with two crows allegedly alighting on a bicycle, turning the wheel in unison for 22½ miles. The birds wore leg bands labeled Roosevelt and Dr. Long. the rider fed them, then released them, keeping a cyclometer as proof.
A girl in a red hat provokes tigers who lunge and yelp at her. Keeper Jobo Lover notes red provokes carnivores, mistaking red for blood or a horse steak. He cites a rule against red in the carnivora house as a health safeguard.
Forestry students at the university and agriculture college will wear corduroy trousers in pink or green with tan shoes and a distinctive hat. The forestry program attracts growing enrollment with forty freshmen this year, five times previous levels, signaling its rising prominence.
The artist Sir Lawrence Almaradema is praised for his painting Carcacalla and Geta which features over 2500 figures. He destroys canvases failing his exacting taste, insisting hard work and persistence are the key to success, often painting at dawn and drawing inspiration from Greece and Egypt.
Mrs. Mary Cromlish of 1138 West recounts severe back pain after a nap with piercing pain, immobility, backache, dizziness, swollen ankles, nervous tension, and headaches. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with full relief four years ago and ongoing health since. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A gentleman seeking rooms in a private music loving household receives a humorous reply listing diverse musical talents. The family notes multiple instruments from organ and guitar to harmonica and fiddle, inviting the tenant to join in gospel singing evenings with no extra charge for music. The tone is light and promotional.
Mr H B Springmire of Iowa City Iowa testifies that his wife’s eczema cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment for four years and that Cuticura remedies also improved their baby's hair and heat rashes The dates July 16 1905 and Sept 16 1906 are noted as part of the testimonial.
A Jersey farmer visiting a circus stares at a dromedary, declares there is no such animal after fifteen minutes of stunned silence. The scene shifts to a magazine vignette where a high financier and interviewer debate a hypothetical franchise value amid a satirical exchange on worth.
Examine carefully every bottle of Castoria a safe and sure remedy for infants and children and see that it is in use for over the kind you have always bought.
In a brisk dialogue, Mrs Mixer asks how Henry fared on the stand. He answers that only until the lawyer tangled him with a long hyperdemic question did he feel pressed.
A fragment from The Catholic Standard and Times features casual dialogue about time and a late hour, with stray phrases about business dealings, an old school friend turning fortune, and unrelated notes including a line on philosophy and a catalog-like jumble of phrases.
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