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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
2
The piece reflects on plunder and currency driven by greed from early colonial times, noting imported goods and Indian wars linked to profiteering. It shifts to discuss charm and social tact, arguing genuine charm comes from natural spontaneity and proper effect, citing Edgar Salters on prenatal influences and effortless artistry.
An 1908 railway fatality report shows 26 deaths daily and 9 703 total killed with 6 008 injured. The piece argues for better safeguards and protections for train workers and passengers, noting the widespread impact on families and the preventable nature of many accidents. Cooperation calls for action to reduce losses.
The British envoy in Darmaida notes Moors of Mormeco increasingly favor bright European clothing over native dress, signaling a push toward ready made men’s and women’s wear. A vivid hue preference may help, but concerns rise that trade depictions could harm traditional attire and local tourism. A critic cites a travelogue’s gloomy view on exotic costumes versus European robes.
Margaret Sangster argues elbow sleeves suit society hours not the counting room or typing desk. She prescribes simple, neat, impersonal business attire for office work and reserves fashionable sleeves for home evenings, praising disciplined dress for working women and cautioning against flirtation.
Doilies feature wild roses carnations and forget me nots with edge button holes and scrolls in stoke and kinlington stitches. Leaves use dark greens with shading and hems in outline stitch. Violets and carnations join kinnington or pretty stitches, centers bright with yellow accents.
In Courtland, Prince Louis faces betrayal as Cardinal Conrad and Ivan of Muscovy scheme amid a phalanx of riders. Princess Margaret mocks courtly power while Joan flees with her groom, and Wasp plots to widen influence through marriage, ambition, and factional tempers. The river swells as tensions rise and loyalties fracture.
The article describes rare, bright linear lightning flashes leaving lingering yellowish green or reddish images in the sky. M. Touchet asserts the image is not only retinal, as he observed a second motionless image. He compares the afterglow to a meteor train and incandescent filament, suggesting air elements burned hot by discharge glow.
King Christian of Denmark, aged 88, is described as Europe’s oldest reigning monarch. The report notes his long reign and his status as the oldest king in Europe, underscoring his enduring influence and public presence.
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