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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1912
Page
3
A patient from Omaha recounts nine months of kidney trouble with severe blood flow and operations suggested. After three months at St Joseph's Hospital with no relief, one box of Doan's Pills brought complete cure and relief from pain.
A 1911 testimonial from Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois describes a severe eczema eruption spreading over her body. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Resolvent with relief after four months of treatment. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free 32 page booklet by mail.
A fragmentary item discusses Satti of Real Greatness and a scrambled egg stand, with mortified courtiers reacting to a lack of inspiration. The text references velocity, a winded dialogue, and unclear endeavours to please every person met.
The garbled text hints at a political event with mentions of Waheed, Rica Alatonia Snow, and a merchantman, along with references to meetings, interviews, and a candidate slate. The material is severely obscured but suggests a campaign scene with dignitaries and party activity.
Gormly presses mayor to decide on Gotham Freight Traction franchise with voters demanding action. The mayor pledges to veto if opposed, or support the grant if the crowd backs it, while Rutherford and others weigh political repercussions and rally for the election push amid street chaos and wary allies.
In a tense ride along Riverside Drive, Gormly reveals to Eleanor Haldane his vow to fight on for reform and confesses deep love. He admits the campaign risks and hints she may become his wife, pledging unwavering devotion regardless of outcomes. The scene ends with a promise to continue the conversation.
An athletic district schoolteacher on trial for thrashing seven unruly boys faces a board president who admits doubt about the method. The teacher argues uniform discipline is better handled by one person, while Silas Weatherwax jokes about his own authority. The meeting ends with a vote of confidence in the teacher. Separately Dr. John R. Marlin cites research that appetite is not essential for digestion and notes most food fuels daily energy rather than body-building.
A city cousin staying at the farm suggests a bridge party, only to be met with disbelief about the distant, rickety bridge and fears of pneumonia. The country cousin dismisses the city folk idea as foolish for winter.
Henry is described as a consistent but poor student. The quote notes he was caught swearing about his professor in a history class. The text questions how few people can both follow the path of least resistance and heed an alarm clock, then critiques corrupt judges examining truth.
An Ohio woman credits GrapeNuts and Postum with restoring red blood and youth in her face after a years long stomach trouble and blotchy complexion. She stopped drugs and coffee, ate fruit and GrapeNuts, and saw headaches and weakness vanish, weight climb from 90 to 120 pounds. Her friend also improved, and a doctor reportedly now prescribes the products for gastritis.
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