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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
5
A rough scan lists numerous Idaho officials and candidates across counties and districts. Names include B J Rich, Aubery E Robbing, James McMillin, James F Ailehle, and various county posts such as Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, and Attorney. The fragmentary text references Challis village trustees and county offices without clear context or dates.
Poem depicts sleep settling on tired hands and weary workers as night quiets toil. Lulling imagery contrasts waking burdens with restful release. Refrains emphasize sleep as blessing and solace for those whose daily labor shapes the world. The verse blends dream and labor themes with gentle, rhythmic cadence.
A comic exchange on spending and marriage. Jinks jokes that women love to spend, while Winks notes a wife spends on a doctor when sick. A man recalls five suitors threatening to frown themselves if not married, none followed through. only his husband admits he might have.
A courtroom exchange unfolds as the judge asks mercy and the bigamist pleads, invoking thoughts of his family. The scene underscores the tension between judicial gravity and personal plea in a defiant moment.
A compact critique of poems and couplets, noting poets’ mismatches of fact and verse. It references Sir John Moore, Paul Revere, Maud Muller, Curfew, and other familiar rhymes, arguing many lines mix rumor, liberty, and misstatement with humor.
Dream guidance notes suggest contraries govern dream outcomes. The summer girl’s dream may become someone’s nightmare, while giving money in a dream is favorable. Money in a dream signals losses. bed inhabitants provoke a prickly waking. a howling dog may reveal a snore in another room.
A courtroom exchange shows the defendant claiming ignorance while the judge presses how intoxication led to actions. The dialogue reveals the defendant admitting liquor influenced behavior and the judge seeking clarity on responsibility. A separate exchange features Cornchaser asking about a homely girl named Miss Eyress who has just inherited two million, with Miss Newngtve commenting on her figure.
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