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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1900
Page
5
Joe Lincoln writes from Los Angeles in the L A Bulletin about his old gray cat as a constant companion through wind rain and loneliness. The speaker recalls a squire and a rustic hearth while the cat stays loyal and unbothered by wealth or fear.
In a Venetian style tale, Cheedle the Saint fights a shadow of vulgar past as his wife and friend test his reform. L Brogan-Wroughtnight escorts him through a dinner and a truth clash about forgiveness and desire, ending with a comic reveal about a photos and hypocrisy.
A Publick Intelligencer excerpt from April 12 1796 describes baloonists seeking aerial navigation by four tame eagles. Mr Ancles aims to launch a fish fertilized balloon with a grand triumphal car and four harnessed eagles to guide by wind and will, exhibited at the Panthéon daily except Sundays from 10 to 6 with one shilling admission.
Berlin reports a new landing building for Prussia is a failure as acoustic properties render speakers unheard by the front seats, undermining public gatherings and official events.
A prominent physician with a strict regimen openly laments a decline in his practice as he recounts prescribing rules for a 13 year old patient. He criticizes reliance on tonics and diet, noting the girl’s continued pallor and melancholy despite adherence.
The piece notes Henry George and a mind slipping on names during a talk with Dayton, a comptroller candidate. It recalls a dinner at Lotus Club where slippers triggered a slip about Moriarty, yet it asserts alert engagement on the business at hand.
A Washington Star piece recalls Col. Tom Stuart a famed Kentucky storyteller. The dialogue suggests a rumor of natural death but reveals he was killed in a dispute over pant ties, then notes his return to Kentucky decades earlier. The tale closes with a sharp reminder of Kentucky context.
The British Medical Journal questions if gum chewing is rising in Britain. Inquiries show many young women and actresses in London have become inveterate chewers. Examined gum from fashionable shops is rubber flavored with aniseed, peppermint, or other aromas.
Queen Victoria has long desired to visit the Holy Land and view Jeruaa jem ruins from the Mount of Olives. As she ages, the longing strengthens and none in the royal household would be surprised if she decided to tour Palestine.
Railway officials warn that growing distance telephone use is eroding passenger business. Businessmen rely more on long distance calls, hurting rail travel according to transport leaders.
The wolves of Roxein devour annually 186000 cattle and 500000 sheep, a substantial toll reported in local records. Officials note ongoing predation impacts on agriculture and livestock.
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