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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
3
Advertorial notes patients from Kentucky and Ontario report kidney and bladder improvements after using Peruna and Manalin. It emphasizes kidney function as detoxifiers and positions Peruna as a remedy when kidneys fail to bear their burden, urging belief in its curative qualities.
A downtown broker notes that while most mining shares seem nearly worthless some buyers offer top dollar for paper values. He recalls a caller who offered 50 dollars for stock with a 60 thousand face value, hinting at bankruptcy court use to show creditors lost funds.
A London advertisement promotes apartments described as suitable for a journalist or a Christian man. The fragment hints at targeted rental copy but lacks fuller details and location specifics. The notice emphasizes compatible occupant types without listing further requirements or amenities.
A night railroad telegraph operator recalls a tense shift at Yankee Corners a flag stop on the midnight express. A masked bandit robs the safe, binds him, and corners him with a pistol. Hidden by feigned fright, the operator engineers a rescue as the crew arrives and the thief flees.
The article details first aid for nursery injuries including broken knees, burns, and foreign objects in the eye. Instructions cover cleaning wounds with warm water, using oils and zinc ointment, and dressing with bandages. It also advises soothing burns with soda solution and cautions against poking at dust in the eye, recommending blotting paper to remove it.
A vintage column gives advice on piano care to protect tone in cold damp weather. It cautions against placing the instrument near heat or under heavy furniture and warns against open windows during rain. The piece also shares recipes for Oyster Plant or Salsify Salad and Preserved Pears with stepwise preparation and dressing tips.
A simple wafer method uses one egg white with sugar, adds rice flour and butter, beating to cream thickness. Spoon batter onto a greased tin, bake until brown, then roll around a stick while warm for delicate wafer rounds.
A practical tip explains how to position fly paper to stay in place. Do not let winds move it. lay a folded newspaper beneath, extend the frame beyond the sheet, and fasten at the edge to keep the sticky surface intact and easy to lift without sticking fingers.
The article promotes kerosene emulsion as the surest remedy to remove both green and white files that infect the fuchsias, describing a chemical treatment for plant pests.
Jamen KR. Keeler of Fenner Street Cazenovia credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after fifteen years of back pain and poor diet. He says the pill restored him to good health after one box and recommends them to friends and his wife. Sold by all dealers, 56 cents a dozen, Poster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
A collection of short anecdotes notes Sweney recalling Montana Jack the burglar turned highwayman and his grim advice to youths to stick to their current occupation. Other items include a teacher's penmanship observation a czar composing music and a mining camp card sharp tale.
A reader testimonial claims Grape Nuts cure indigestion after a doctor advised daily use. The letter states the product is predigested, easy on the stomach, and supports nervous energy, suitable for children and adults, with a hint to read a magazine feature.
The readable portions show dialog about fate and marriage and a sales note urging care with a Castoria bottle. No coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the fragment. The passage includes a plan to go to the altar and a remark on leadership ending, plus an unrelated product warning.
A Rouen shop offers a tourist postcard of Normandy's Joan of Arc heroine in Domremy, with a playful caption. A Washington doctor recalls a patient confessing diet regrets after eating cucumbers radishes strawberries and ice water before bed.
A mother traces her baby’s skin relief to Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after failing with several doctors. Six months old now, the child is cured, having used one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment costing $1.25. Address: C P. Kara, 343 East 65th Street, New York. March 30, 1906.
A four year old in a western city watches a severe storm and after the event questions the causes of lightning. He tells his aunt in a whispered aside that he believes God is scratching matches on the sky, implying a child’s literal interpretation of natural events.
The text touts Williams' Pink Pills as a cure for stomach ailments claiming predigested foods and "artificial ferments" can aid digestion. It asserts the pills help produce a cure by easing stomach strain and restoring health, with anecdotal notes of relief from symptoms like chills and weakness. References to patience in treatment and a testimonial tone are evident.
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