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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1899
Page
3
CORTER LODGE NO. 21 announces weekly meetings every Saturday at 7 in their hall at Chalils. Brethren are urged to attend and support the lodge. George E. Keyes, N. Ga., and Geo. Bowell, Secretary, are listed as officers.
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 2 holds regular meetings in the Ad Yellowe Hall on the second fourth Tuesday evenings at 7 o'clock. All members in good standing are urged to attend. MIAS MAY PAUL G A C Holmar, Secretary.
A Paris child named Stenne, age uncertain, allies with a larger boy to steal money from Prussian camps. They are caught between shells and fear as the boy wavers between temptation and loyalty. The old soldier father, ashamed, returns the loot and vanishes with marching troops. Alphonse Dadet.
The Cen tenary Methodist Church of Ore discusses a new fundraising method proposed by Rev. J. J. Waters. A roster lists 9 members with two credit spaces each and is posted in the vestibule. Each month contributors are marked, blanks urge payment, and delinquents face constant reminder through the visible roster. The plan, described as a democracy, aims to secure funds for church expenses by shaming nonpayers into contributing.
Cecelia Noweres, then 19, and her husband met John Et. Hite, famed California goldminer who earned a fortune. After years of waiting and a staged romance, the 67 year old widower married Mrs Nougves in Oakland on October 14, with nurse caretaking in the sickroom unknowing of their prior connection.
A Springfield, Missouri area merchant once defaulted in 1875 and settled with creditors for 50 cents on the dollar. After 22 years he paid the remaining balance, now covering heirs or surviving partners who bore no original fault. He emphasizes conscience over publicity.
A Washington Star report quotes a state department lingo expert comparing the English greeting howdy to equivalents in French German Spanish Chinese Italian Arab and Portuguese. The expert notes each language has a distinct phrase for greeting and well being, highlighting American simplicity.
A note asserts cabbage can cure intoxication with natives of Egypt eating boiled cabbage before other foods if wine is consumed.
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