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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
3
A New York transplanted stenographer at a Quaker citizen’s office jokes with the boss about starting the day. A Cumberland hill bus tale follows where passengers hush a nervous mare believing the door being closed will cause her to walk up the hill, as told with Irish-brogue flavor.
The Utah State Wool Growers Convention convened in Salt Lake City on December 30 and 31, 1910. Low excursion rates via The Salt Lake Route offered tickets from all major Utah points, with sale details and travel terms through December 30 and 31.
Philip Malvern, bored and restless in Burton, visits with Miss Darton the younger cousin Elise after a mistaken meeting with a cousin named Darton. He charms Elise on the porch but learns the two women share a name, prompting awkward tension and a hurried departure. He later recalls Elise’s promise as he speeds away in his car.
The faithful umbrella kept by Dr. James A. Mullican of Greenwood Avenue for over thirty years was stolen on Sunday while the owner sent it to E. A. Beck in a store during a rain. The umbrella has sheltered the Mullican family through storms and has been in use for decades, according to the physician describing its value and sentimental worth.
A shopper asks for two pounds of tripe and is told none is available. The keeper explains fisheries rules prevent tripe catching now, prompting confusion as the woman wonders what tripe is and contemplates going elsewhere.
A fragmentary ad like street treatment and home remedies discusses products such as Pritit's Eye Salve and Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It references eye care, oils, headaches, and relief methods with a scattered rural tone and old time brand names. The passage hints at anecdotes about saving money and avoiding pain on a handbill style page.
An advertisement proclaims Professor Munyon's specialists as top physicians available at no cost. It promises free consultations regardless of disease or prior treatment, with only postage required and complete confidentiality. Address Munyon's Doctors, Munyon's Laboratories, 53d & Jefferson Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
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