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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1903
Page
7
A testimonial from May Havin, editor of Household Foods, claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured female troubles. She says back and side pains eased within a week, menstruation less painful, weight increased, and overall health restored after two months.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes it seems fitting for churches to gather diverse activities in a single tall building. The idea of churches resorting to skyscrapers is seen as appropriate by some observers.
In Winter Use Allen's Foot Base A powder. Your feet feel uncomfortable nervous and often cold and damp. If you have sweating sore feet or heated shoes try Allen's Bold by all druggists and send 25 cents. Sample sent free Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Ray NY.
Spanish railway schedules often only show the hour of departure with an approximate minutes mark, such as eight and minutes, signaling frequent delays and indeterminate signaling of actual departure times.
Language from Atlantic Monthly presents a fragmentary medieval style meditation on construction, ruin, and divine will. The speaker fears ruin if their careful frameworks betray a higher order, imagining a vast being reshaping lines and rafters as fate.
In a wineroom at a late night cafe two men confront love, loss, and a hidden life. Edward reveals his emotional detachment and Margaret’s letters expose a fatal, unspoken love for Gregory. Margaret ends her life, leaving Edward to confront the truth of betrayal and destiny.
A British Society of Arts issue highlights how scientific methods raised sugar extraction from beet roots in 1840 1860 and last year with yields rising from 5 12 to 13 percent as production in dry colors chemicals and dyes also grew. Laboratories and trained scientists continually improve and cheapen processes.
The article outlines the New York Ladies’ Club once the city’s most exclusive. It compares initiation and annual dues across clubs like Sorosis and Ainslee’s Magazine noting costs for breakfasts and dinners, patroness roles, and memberships. It also describes the newly quartered Woman’s Club offering rooms, baths, lockers, and services with annual dues of fifteen dollars.
Fragmented lines invoke a rural dawn and nature imagery with references to wilds, whippoorwills, and sleep. The piece hints at memory and longing, mentioning Stanton in Atlanta and a distant constabulary press instance, but the exact event or date remain unclear.
A commentary notes Lord Beaconsfield's pivotal role in shaping Berlin Treaty stipulations favoring Jews in Roumania. It credits his diplomacy as guiding Bismarck’s view at Berlin, recalling a remark that Beaconsfield was regarded as the second ablest plenipotentiary at the congress.
The Philadelphia library circulates books more economically than any other library in the world. The cost is seven cents per volume and the system is said to be efficient.
At the Royal Regatta Hyde yesterday a man of war cutters race featured a crew from the Japanese warship Takaemga. The novel oarsmanship style drew attention as they placed third, described as fresh as paint and implying Tokio influence.
A construction train near Springville Pennsylvania halted when the engine slipped. The engineer and fireman were repairing damages when a wildcat leapt from the bushes, mauling the engineer. The fireman struck the animal with a wrench. the engineer then shot the wildcat dead, weighing about forty pounds. Both workers suffered serious wounds. The incident was reported by Philadelphia Inquirer.
A collage of snippets notes US wheat yields at twelve bushels per acre versus England's twenty seven. An Irish youth in Cork jailed three months for a street kiss. Patent nostrums boast cures from feverishness to bowel ills. Kaffirs dislike work referenced. Doom's Ointment sold for ten cents. The oldest city claim centers on Damascus, Constantinople, and Chicago each cited as ancient.
The article lauds Congressman Meekison and his thirty years in public service noting a successful reelection and strong party standing. It mentions a single flaw from a personal enemy and includes an illegible ad blurb urging readers to seek Hartman’s remedies for headaches.
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