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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
3
A Homeville girl returns from New York disillusioned by urban excess. She describes crowded windows, lavish shops, luxurious cars, and elevator life, contrasting it with Homeville’s simple comforts. Her sister notes New York’s social divide and cost, concluding Homeville offers contentment without pretension.
Sailors at the Sea Men’s Bethel would recall Father Taylor joking with Gen. Benjamin F. Butler at a Boston hotel. The exchange touched on lawyers' errors with Taylor claiming the devil is the father of all lawyers, a misstatement he said referred to Mars and passed as a small error.
An Orange Judd Farmer correspondent argues that breaking a heifer for milking is manageable with calm, patient handling by the whole household. Key methods include tame behavior, timing of udder touching, allowing the calf to suck, gradual milking on the other side, and easing sore teats with gentle squeezing.
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Clinton Street Napoleon Ohio suffered ten years from kidney trouble with back pain poor vision dizziness and confinement at home. After trying doctors with little relief she used Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and experienced quick relief and a cure. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box.
Avard Oklahoma store owner A C Barnett recalls his son’s eczema cure with Cuticura remedies after a three month trial with a scalp sore so severe hair loss occurred. He notes skin and hair restoration and recommends the products. Other items cite teaching methods in Venice and Cincinnati wife desertion issues and German Army automobiles in maneuvers.
A Michigan correspondent shares a simple shed roof tank house near a barn to protect stock water. The frame shelter covers the tank on three sides with an open front, two swing doors, and 12 to 18 inches space around the tank. Sawdust insulates and a hinged cover prevents freezing on very cold nights, often keeping water unfrozen while unprotected tanks freeze.
Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson has taken command of the American naval forces in the East and is expected to be recalled to head the Bureau of Navigation, potentially making him the Navy's top post. He is said to remain at the bureau at least through the current administration. Keep in Good Health notes Brandreth's Pills as a long used laxative tonic. Italy and Spain appoint new ambassadors to London, Marquis di San Giuliano and Senor Villa Arattia, with notable credentials and royal engagement through the King’s London visit.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record notes the National Pure Food and Drugs Act affecting remedies like Garfield, with a quip about a dime not buying a gentleman’s entrance to saloons and the changing stance of donors and doctors on big medical bills.
The empress of Japan is highly beloved for promoting women’s education and funding schools. She personally financed hospitals during the war with Russia and made sterilized bandages reused for their reported calming effect on wounded soldiers.
The Door Unbolted recounts growth from a small barn started Jan 1 1895 to the White City factory complex in Battle Creek Michigan. It describes the Stratford on Avon style Post office building and lavish factory offices built for employee welfare. The booklet may be requested by mail.
The article explains cows should not be Osterized until age twelve and even then some continue strong milk production. Milk output grows until six, then peak. Younger cows need more nutrients for milk and butter fat increases with age up to six, while older cows gain weight and fat declines.
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