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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1903

Page

7

Peruna Named Household Safeguard in Testimonials

Advert promises Peruna as essential for home health. Testimonials from Laula J. Scherrinsky and Nannie Wallace praise its cure for cold, coughs, stomach issues, and general well being, with endorsements from Congressman George White. Claims Peruna is a comprehensive catarrh remedy and urges readers to consult Dr. Hartman with any case.

Laula J. Scherrinsky Locust Street Atlantic Iowa Perona Merlicinen Perana Peron L. J. Sherrinsky Nannie Wallace Tulare Cal Western Baptist Missionary Society Peruna George Henry White Tarboro N. C Hartman Perua House of Representatives Washington Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Hi. White Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, O

Simplicity of the Japanese and notable notices

Simplicity of the Japanese described as neither wealthy nor given to ostentation. An ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claims cures for feverishness stomach teething disorders and worms with over 80 000 testimonials and free samples. A tribute to John W Mackay notes his praise by a friend. A garbled line mentions Dr Thomas Electric and dancer salaries.

Mother Gray New York Addrem Allen &, Olmsted Leroy N.Y

Succoth Booth Building Among Orthodox Jews Described

The New York Evening Post details a yearly industry in the ghetto where a carpenter builds succoth booths before the Feast of Tabernacles. Booths are boxlike, six feet high and built from cheap materials. Families use the structures for meals and prayers during the festival, with rain making conditions uncomfortable, and symbolisms involve pomegranates and bulrushes.

Metropolia Jarael Egypt New York Evening Post

Monster lion tiger hybrid surpasses purebreds in size

W B Tegetemeier reports Hagenbeck’s hybrids born May 11 1897 and April 20 show remarkable size gains. A mature male stands 45 inches at withers and measures 10 feet 2 inches nose to tail. 220 kilograms in May. two 13 month old siblings also larger than typical lions or tigers. Domesticated, these hybrids grow very tame, aided by a terrier nurse.

Hagenbeck W. B. Tegetemeier

False Faces and the Iroquois Secret Society Explained

A student of Indian lore describes the Iroquois Society of the False Faces and its belief in spirits that afflict illness. The chief False Face initiates candidates to ward off disease, with ceremonies involving masks, turtle shell rattles, ashes, and secret offerings observed by Morgan in 1852.

Niyah New York University Lewis H. Morgan

New York Subtreasury Finds 117000 Bogus Pennies

A 1901 New York minor coin division report notes 117000 counterfeit pennies found among 42,000,000 pennies received that year. It details counterfeits in nickels and pennies, the high vigilance at local offices, and observations from experts on detecting spurious coins. It also mentions Manitoba land expansion and a quip about what a woman doesn’t know about a man.

New York United States Baltimore United States Secret Service Washington the Treasury Sub Treasury

Birds and Wires Warn of Electric Dangers

A Naples letter reports birds avoid live power lines, waiting for noon shutdown from 1 PM to 3 PM. Electric workers switch off daily and the wires fill with birds only after noon, vanishing before 4 PM. The electrician notes birds sense current and even flies avoid energized wires.

Naples London News

The Old Man Knew

A boy writes his father claiming the river boat accident lost a watch and requests money for a diver to recover it. The father replies that diving is unnecessary, noting it would be as well in one place as another and suggesting no recovery attempt.

Thomas

Cured Rheumatism by St Jacobs Oil Says Mr E G Moore

A Kingsland resident Mr. E. G. Moore reports long suffering from rheumatism ended by using St Jacobs Oil after several applications. He affirms the remedy brought great relief and urges households to keep the product, claiming a fifty year record of conquering pain.

St. Jacobs Oil E. G. Moore Phillips Street Kingsland St Jacobs OM Mr. Moore St. Jacobs Grst St Jacobs Oi

School for Factory Employes Attendance Rules

The Hoe printing press in New York runs a school connected to which attendance is compulsory for boys learning trade. The move is seen as necessary due to the highly exhausting labor required.

Hoe Printing Press New York

Salt Lake Women to Study Engineering at Cornell

Salt Lake Tribune outlines that three women will study civil engineering at Cornell University next season, becoming the first female students to take the course there. Also mentions a fresh campaign to distribute gold rewards for political vote estimates, and various notes on cures, fires, dyes, and bureau sobriety efforts.

Cornell University Cornell Salt Tribune Utah Idaho Wyoming Tribune Distribution Bureau Salt Lake City

Back Pain Remedy Ad Promotes Kidney Cure Claim

An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney issues. User Mr. C. J. McMurray of Freeport Illinois testifies the remedy cured his kidney pain and imperfect kidney action. The notice offers a free trial by Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, with pills priced at 50 cents and available through all druggists.

C. J. McMurray Freeport Til Iroquois 81 Dean Mr. McMurray United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Pricw

First Letters Still There In New Jersey History

The state of New Jersey was purchased from the Indians for a barrel of rum twenty axes ten guns and a few trinkets but the Mosquitoes remain in control, underscoring lingering power dynamics in early colonial trade.

New Jersey

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