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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
3
United States Steel plans twelve monster engines at various plants that run on gas produced in blast furnaces. The fuel is waste gas, eliminating oil or coal use and reducing smoke. A triumph for efficiency and cleaner skies in American industry. Birds wages are praised for garden song and beauty amid minor fruit loss.
An amateur photographer explains self developing plates using water and a soluble developer coating, claiming images appear instantly in a ruddy light yet noting the method is not market ready. The dialogue contrasts this with a London Truth item on social class and a cheeky exchange about an assessor mishearing a dialogue about buying property.
In an earthquake at Mexico City the Arbeu theater kept its audience calm as Fuentes the leading actor directed safety measures. He reassured spectators that danger would pass and the performance continued without a stampede, earning him praise.
The scene at court shows Beverly Tucker, ambassador to Britain, politely declining the queen's seat offer as a fragile chair collapses under the moment. Victoria's growing fondness for Tucker becomes evident, though his refusal underscores his respect for royal etiquette.
A 1907 advertisement offers 325 cash prizes for truthful letters about switching from coffee to Postum. Readers must describe effects, share experiences, and present clear preparation methods, with judges from outside the company. Prizes range from 10 to 1 dollars, contest closes June 1, 1907, and letters arrive at Battle Creek, Michigan.
A stout German chemist in a Boston suburb makes himself ill in varied ways to test patent medicines. He induces pains by diet, records sensations, and uses infants and eye washes to evaluate remedies. He joined the drug firm after years of indigestion and a wrecked health, now in good health.
Baseball figures Coughlin O Leary and Jennings discuss late bloomers and tempering rookies, with anecdotes on Rossman and Anderson. O Leary recalls a rough Cubs to Tigers debut amid a mob scene, while Rossman recalls a home run and a sacrificed bunt miscue.
Johnny Kling, star catcher for the Chicago National League champions, resumes workouts with the Kansas City club as talks with President Murphy of the Cubs firm up. Rumors tied to Alfred S. Dreyfuss and George Murphy hover over terms with rival offers. Murphy allegedly asks for 1,000,000 in cash while the opposing party jokes about Wagner and 50,000 as a counter offer.
Frederick R. Sterling recalls the first American flagged steamship across the Pacific, the Colorado, entering Hong Kong on January 1, 1869 with 1,200 aboard. The vessel, a Pacific Mail Line side-wheeler from San Francisco, sparked gala festivities and signaled Pacific development. Also notes Ottawa M C A fund drive: $70,000 raised in one day, chasing $200,000 in 15 days with pledges totaling $202,359 on the campaign’s final day.
Fragmented reader note appears to reference a list of charges or items related to wages and treatment. Mentions Maite Course Gare and a Torado address line. Likely an insurance or legal notice with unclear names and numbers.
A historic notice bundle cites Dr James Gale famed blind medical electrician who allegedly charged £50000 for attendance. It promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease for foot ailments and lists relief efforts in China with funds around $250000. An American relief note references San Francisco wages as a monthly stipend and a Daily Fly Killer ad urges purchase.
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