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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1901
Page
3
A chaotic mix of anti alcohol agitation and public health appeals fuels Indiana legislative efforts. Temperance leaders organize mass petitions while officials warn of surface battles on the temperance bill. Immigrant intake at the port forecasts a record year, echoing old concerns about social change.
In Cromwell era turmoil, Captain Wycherleigh saves Mistress Margaret Fullerton from a siege at Grafton House. Major Hepworth, vengeful, commands no quarter until Cromwell himself arrives, pardons Wycherleigh, and the Iron Sides rally to honor their captain and his steadfast romance.
A collage of essay excerpts on wealth and virtue, contemplating money's limits and uses. It contrasts wealth with moral choices, notes money's aid in education and training, and warns against vulgar pleasures. Interspersed are brief items on employment, relocation for officials, notable inventions, and stock shows.
A tale of Egyptian obelisks and a Dunkirk steamship propeller shows water aided by cold expanding to move heavy loads. Sailor’s plea to Wet the ropes mirrored the technique of splitting a frozen boss to free the propeller, using ice pressure to crack and shift stubborn metal.
The St Louis post office plans a sectional double bowling alley in the basement reading room to serve clerks and carriers. The lounge and meeting space at Eighth and Olive will host associations and the brass band, with correspondence and reading tables and athletic equipment installed for recreation and rest. The Globe-Democrat notes workers will use trapeze bars and weights among other gear for downtime. The second item jokes about a woman talking baby talk long after her husband grows bold.
The Governor of Oregon reports using Peruna for colds and calls it an excellent remedy. He notes no other ailments, emphasizes Peruna as a safeguard, and urges families to keep Peruna in the home. A free booklet titled Winter Cares is offered by Dr. Hartman in Columbus.
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