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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1906
Page
7
A promotional claim touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female complaints and uterine disorders. It lists cures for ovarian trouble, womb displacement, backache, leucorrhoea, menstrual issues, nervous debility, and more, asserting safety and quick relief. Sold by all druggists. substitutes refused.
Pet Tee samoes conta the Muse Company south Bentetiad Hops In England. The English people were taught the cultivation of hops by a native of Artois, who in 1624 introduced them into this country but the physician called them unwholesome and Parliament petitioned against hops as a “licked weed.” In 1628 their use was prohibited with severe penalties. Henry VIII showed prejudice against hops. a manuscript from Eltham in January 1632 records an injunction not to put hops or brimstone into ale. The term hopgrounds first appears in 1652 in the Jawa Pall Mall Gazette. Pet Tee samoes conta the Muse Company south Bentetiad Hot Water as Beverage. Nothing better to take on rising than a cup of hot water. with lemon juice it aids digestion and sleep. Triple Alliance: three Salzburg youths bought a revolver, dined, drank, then killed themselves at a cemetery. A round trip to California via Salt Lake Route costs $50 all winter. Not a Mechanic: Canton resident’s reply when asked if a mechanic. He says, “I’m not a mechanic, Cormick.” What He Was Thinking Of: on the links a man admits his thought was about a codicil.
The London Times says brigands in Asia Minor are mainly Circassian immigrants from the Caucasus. Travelers are safest under protection of a hooded brotherhood member. The peaceable population contrasts with muha, iiran, or Mussulman refugees who form the lawless element. The Circassiane are noted as major sinners, earning from brigandage and tobacco smuggling. Some join guards or gendarmes, yet they may ignore old allies’ crimes.
A London Standard correspondent cites a diary fragment from 1842 recounting three 1664 1785 and 1785 shipwrecks in which only one passenger, named Hugh Williams, survived each voyage. The note highlights the eerie repetition of a single survivor sharing the same name across separate disasters.
J F Boren of Trinity Springs Indiana writes of a neuralgia cure he claims tones the nerves and enriches the blood with five cents worth of carbonate of iron. A pinch in a spoonful of molasses taken at night until pain ceases, typically after the third night, with no sour taste or tooth danger due to iron being non acidic and soluble.
The Salt Lake Route will sell round trip tickets to Los Angeles with return through San Francisco and Ogden for $62 good six months. Tickets available by agents Salt Lake Stockton Aurelia Mammoth Spanish Fork Provo American Fork and Lehi.
Atlantic cables are laid from west to east to match prevailing summer winds. Ships run better eastward, aided by better weather. Boston Transcript notes this practice as standard in laying long submarine cables.
A hen at Aythorpe Boothing in Essex England aborts typical brood behavior by brooding a litter of young pigs after her eggs were taken. The piglets readily leave their mother at the hen's call, illustrating cross species mothering in a village setting.
Francis Dodge of Danvers recounts a drought crisis years ago when minister Mr Frisbie faced farmer prayers for rain. He prayed for rain in moderation, asking not for floods but for a steady drizzle over the crops. The tale reflects a cautious plea for divine aid without excess.
A cautionary tale from New York Lito about autos stranded by roadside misfortune. One failing vehicle asks for a tow, another breaks down, a third joins, and soon all are stalled. A garage man finally repairs the initiator and leaves, saying he was lonesome. The moral: not a good smell to blow.
A fragmented Atlantic based appreciation sketches Caesar as a bloody tyrant in part while praising Brutus as noble. It retells scenes of streets in Italy and orchard scenes, with Brutus deciding against Caesar and his wife misadventure ending in tragedy.
The piece sketches a dialog about what it means to be a lady in every sense, lampooning inflated compliments and a dictionary definition that stretches far beyond refinement. It weaves in a satirical aside about Cy Silloway and a Dover estate digger quip tied to politics and the next election.
The Turn Again Whittington chimes at Bow church Lowton ring again at noon on October 11 after being silent nearly 250 years. The mechanism, damaged in a city blaze, has been recast by Sir Charles Vildderr Benator.
The user provides fragmented text about finding a method related to urine analysis and mentions kidneys and timing but the meaning is unclear. No coherent event or identifiable public figure or organization appears in the fragment.
Editorial note extols Swamp Boot for quick relief of urinary and bladder troubles, claiming many cures. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton offer a free sample bottle and a book of information by mail, urging readers to send their address with a specific name reference to receive the materials.
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