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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
3
Farmers milking cows seek to buy cream separators to cut labor and keep skim milk for calves. Separating cream while milk is fresh yields higher cream percentage and sweeter skim milk. The U S Cream Separator by Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co promises capacity, efficiency, and durability with agents nationwide.
The bishop of Bath and Wells in Taunton England argued a man of leisure sins by taking the Lord's day for pleasure while a hard working man who rarely can recreate on that day did no wrong to take it, stirring debate among readers.
A sheep raiser criticizes Australia’s libel law as quirky, noting it requires proving publication harmed public good rather than truth. He argues convicts founded the nation and that descendants, now wealthy and influential, are unfairly taunted by editors over ancestry, while the law shields such ridicule.
French sand toys for children offered as beach sets include a mini sand screen with back brace, a hand sieve, a pan, shovel, sand scoop, rake, tin fish and shell molds, alphabet letters, and a slipping rope. The outfits are described as elaborate and charming for seaside use.
Verona completes the excavation of a Roman theater begun in 1834. The semicircular structure uses marbles from Greece, Africa, and Asia with private box seats and a preserved owner’s name. The seating tiers overlook the stage and river water jousts.
Rivers carry sediment and dissolve substances like salt carbonate and sulphate into the sea. This constant transport leaves seawater saline, with common salt being the most soluble mineral moved by rivers.
A northern woman visits the St Roch chapel near New Orleans to study a Crucifixion painting. The French caretaker asks if she is an artist or Catholic. she answers no to both, and he finally claims the painting is by a great Parisian artist of Christ on the cross.
New York consumes about 100000 pies daily, 36.5 million pies yearly, with apple pies leading. Bread intake tops 125000 loaves daily, though estimates exclude hundreds of small bakers. Manhattan hosts over 700 bakers with similar counts in other boroughs, while white wheat bread remains most eaten alongside rye, whole wheat and graham varieties.
A London scientist argues that metropolitan life sharpens children yet harms long term cleverness by rapid, unnatural brain growth. City upbringing allegedly makes youth superficial and excitable, blase and discontent, seeing many things but not grasping core interests.
The Isle of Man oath is noted as quaint and printed. It swears to faithfully execute laws between the king and subjects within the island. It references divine creation and uses unusual imagery to emphasize impartial justice.
Frith recounts Huskison a clever young English painter who died young. He painted imaginative fairies and similar scenes. At a Cheltenham dinner Lord Northwick asked who bought Huskison’s last picture. Huskison answered that a gentleman bought it, not a dealer.
A British Commons report notes a large whiskey vat for the 670 members. The vat, constantly kept above a minimum level, is replenished two or three times each parliamentary session, with a specially distilled supply for MPs.
The Columbia Jester mocks Squire, praising his success while joking he cannot distinguish Greek temple design from a kennel. It notes his talent for squeezing a six room apartment into space meant for five, reflecting satire on his architectural prowess.
Mrs Quee remarks on improving appearance while discussing a domestic scene. Jim counsels self-reliance, suggesting kneading bread as a way to develop arms. The exchange reflects humorous social banter from the period.
A collection of short items notes remedies and anecdotes. Anzu Davis of Groesbeck Texas praises Dean's Kidney Pills reporting relief from back pain dizziness and frequent headaches after using the product. Other snippets include jokes about manners and a detailed promotion for a wind River Reservation map and land information.
A testimonial from Mrs. George Forrester of Watertown New York describes fainting spells treated with Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills restore red blood cells, improve health, and relieve weakness symptoms, marketing six boxes for 2.50 via James Medicine Co.
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