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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
2
Challis surveys changing fashions in women including evolving styles and social stereotypes. He notes Lydia Languish and modern heroines, the shift from genteel age to athletic youth, and the desire for wit, charm, and poise while warning against losing dignity as age is banished by fashion.
The piece argues the Ute movement from Utah to Wyoming was not an uprising but a simple search for food and residence. It places it in historical context with the Wounded Knee 1890 fight and 1876-1886 clashes, noting modern Indians largely assimilated and less warlike. It also parries broader cultural notes from Yale philosopher’s humor to court evidence on phonograph admissibility and a Cincinnati minister’s wife salary trend.
The article surveys early 1906 season injuries under new rules at eastern colleges. Harvard Amherst Cornell Penn show fewer injuries and no major injuries. deaths down from 1905. Three rule changes praised: ten yard rule, forward pass, stricter penalties for brutality.
A Prairie Farmer diagram shows a home made manure car that farmers can install cheaply. It uses a simple track built from 2x4s, removable hay fork wheels, and a two by four foot box to contain liquid manure. The design includes sprocket wheels and a dog to turn the car during emptying and promises time and labor savings in stable cleaning.
Terry Flynn, a well meaning boy, tries to steer a friend away from truancy using diplomacy. After a comic clash outside the school, the principal warns against force, and Terry seeks guidance from his father as a local police officer explains a day plan to resolve disputes without violence.
A historical essay argues the first gift of a good wife is contentment with her husband’s house and income, followed by strict domestic order. It claims a wife must master household duties and economy, while a husband should lead in business. the wife safeguards the home and resources for hard times.
A Washington market test by the dairy division showed buyers favor mild cheeses over strong cured types. Three lots aged differently were placed for sale and chosen by 38, 53, and 22 customers respectively, indicating a modern preference for mild flavors.
A call for earlier marriages and frank parental guidance on money and sex. The author urges parents to educate sons in finances and daughters in marriage, urging mothers to speak plainly to daughters to avoid a life of subservience. He urges fathers to set a living example and urges open discussion to curb urban misery.
Old stables lack gutters causing wet floors as cows are tied. Install gutters behind cows to keep the dry, clean area and channel waste to a receptacle or absorbent. The gutters simplify cleaning and allow waste to be preserved for fertilizing purposes.
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