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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
7
A brief exchange between two caddies centers on a golfer unable to speak clearly. The second caddie dismisses the idea, noting the golfer stutters and likely cannot participate. The scene hints at a humorous or poignant moment about capability and voice. The dialogue leaves ambiguity about the golfer's future prospects.
Congressman Ransdale recalls Alec Trimble a valet in New Orleans who bought a shirt like his master’s and told his mistress it would make no difference as the shirts were alike in size and price. A poker player’s home is praised as a tribute to winning. The remark about a bluff hints at humor.
A vintage ad copy asserts Grape-Nuts supports digestion and mental vigor. It claims the cereal is highly nutritious and partially pre-digested to aid stomach organs and supply vital phosphates for brain and nerve centers. The notice ends with a misprint and supplier details from Pustom Cerral Company in Lia, Haile Creek, Michigan.
A rugged love triangle tests William Page and Molly Glen as family duty vs personal happiness pull him between farming heritage and higher ambitions. Aunt Sue schemes to secure both his land and a social match, while William wrestles with homeland ties, college dreams, and Molly's wavering devotion. Soon he vows to stay, risking both heartbreak and poverty.
The narrative follows Sonny and his family as crop profits shift fortunes, with pressure to mortgage land to sustain the farm. Sonny delays college returns, wrestles with land hunger and duty, and contemplates a future blending outdoor life with law, amid family expectations from Judge Glen and local kin.
A 5,000,000 horsepower Niagara Falls power reserve shows only about 35 percent used. Of this, 126,500 hp powers electrochemical work, rail service uses 0 hp, 45,540 hp supports various industries, 12,300 hp travels over 100 miles, 33,500 hp runs 75 to 100 miles, 310 hp at 50 miles, 79,640 hp within 10 to 20 miles, and 145,400 hp is used locally. Industries are drawn to Niagara Falls by favorable electric power conditions.
John Sloan remarks on color variety during a luncheon at Sher ry, recounting a department store conversation about a complex spring blue shade. The lady describes a robin's eye to aqua marine blend, lighter than navy yet darker than sky blue, ending with a playful misnaming.
A soldier recalls Spanish American War kidney trouble and gains from Dean's Kidney Pills. Also notes on Creston Clark’s death, British Sudan rammer anecdote, a Mexican market scene, and a moonlit chase by Spnereplace manned joy-riders.
A garbled newspaper fragment presents a collage of names, quotes, and aphorisms. It references elastic currency, public figures like Cheney and Brooks, and stray product lines, all in incomplete sentences and broken words. The piece reads like a messy OCR mishmash rather than a cohesive article.
A fragmentary humor piece records quick wits and social quips about marriage gifts and aging, including a birthday mirror, a question on aging in relationships, and a light aside on high finance and a bat purchase. It also mentions Dr. Phenee’s Pellets and themes of farmers earning by the soil.
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