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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
5
Challis stage line of Salmon and Challis Stage Co leaves Challis at 6 a.m. on Tuesdays and Saturdays, arriving in Salmon in about 12 hours. Returns Challis on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, serving Red Gibbonsville and other Custer county towns. Raddicker, Prop. Hings.
A short verse urging parents to guide children toward joy and laughter despite life’s sorrows. It extols keeping the child’s spirits high, embracing God’s skies, and nurturing happiness over gloom as youths grow older. The poem closes with a call to keep Juventin merry and loving.
A firstperson survivor recounts a dayslong ordeal aboard a pearl schooner near Rotuma and the New Hebrides reef. The crew confronts massive sea creatures, a deadly cacophony, and a surreal voyage ending with rescue and a return to life. The narrator recalls meeting a godlike being, a colossal squidlike Thing, and a dramatic whale intervention that saves him. A later note mentions Missouri farmers planning to settle in the Mexican valley of the Goneho river.
The Richest Woman in America Hetty Green lives quietly in two small Hoboken flats. Her routine is strict and frugal. Her husband E H Green, almost 80 and an invalid, stays in the upper flat while she handles finances in New York.
Violet growers face an invasion by a small fly damaging violets. The pest, Diplosis violicola, hides in the crown and lays larvae in leaves, curling them and reducing flower size. Best remedy is to pick off affected leaves, with hydrocyanic gas as another option, though treatment risks plant injury.
A physician warns that drink hurry and worry drive men to insanity while women’s neglect of meals combined with love affairs unsettles them. He argues women despise regular meals yet improper feeding amplifies emotional turmoil, contrasting male restraint with female self overindulgence in appetite.
An Audubon lecturer links the oven-bird to feminine mystique, describing the nest as a two-chamber oven with a jewel-like bed for the jay within the inner room and a rough clay couch for the gentleman outside. The male is portrayed as a learned, regal figure with a golden crown.
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