12 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1901
Page
1
An action filled scene describes Teddy rushing to save noble dogs from a lion. He drives a knife into the beast’s heart after grappling with its snapping jaws. The moment ends with exultant cheers of San Juan and a vow of victory for Teddy. J P Spalding guarantees Chamberlains Cough Remedy with refunds if not satisfied after two thirds use.
An odd editorial fragment mentions subsidies and a shipping theft plan, then presents a testimonial from C D Glass of Gardiner Maine praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Glass reports cold and lung soreness in 1897 and credits the product with permanent relief and frequent future use, recommending it to friends. J P Spalding, druggist, markets the remedy in Marl.
The remark portrays Teddy and ex Governor Waite as deeply entangled in a fierce clash. The vivid image depicts both men immersed in violence, signaling a dangerous confrontation with lasting impact on their political and personal standings.
A brief, pointed ad urging rapid action against Mrs Nation and promoting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for emergencies when physicians are away and drug stores closed. Endorses keeping the remedy at home and notes it is sold by J. P. Spalding.
The text extols Victoria as noble in her era, noting she may be seen as good rather than great. It suggests posterity might crown her with greater honor, and that pursuing duty leads to glory in her island’s history.
A fragment suggests Teddy hid from wolves near a tree while pondering Senate dynamics. It contrasts Chandler and Pettigrew, noting they would not threaten his throne there, implying political stability amid tumultuous events.
Local notes report the Hoopers daughter’s death from la grippe in Challis on February 2, 1901, plus Dr. Gilbert arriving with plans to locate. A masquerade dance is set for the 22nd, and Chris Morler relocates to Boise City. New bridge bill for Salmon river aims to spur road work, with state funding and appointed commissioners. Political chatter covers Idaho House actions, liquor law debates, and local social observations in Malad and surrounding towns.
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