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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented extract from a Boston Transcript style piece weaves jokes and misread lines about portraids a governmnnt posta card and a tale of Aunt Marla Mistreee. The dialogue touches on social mores and humorous misunderstandings as stray phrases drift through a catalogued lot.
A Wisconsin bulletin by Prof. G A Ocock argues for sanitary cow stalls focusing on cleanliness, comfort, and economy. The design features adjustable crossbars, forward pulling chains, top hinged doors, and partitions reducing cow stepping on udders. Ten stalls cost about $60.39.
Thomas C Boyle reports Mr. Tames P. Condon of Oak Park farm Iowa plans a cement block hog house to house 60 piglets born in February. The 64 by 10 by 10 foot structure features hollow cement blocks, a rubberoid roof, a cement feed lot, windbreak, sunning platform, water frost proofing, and sand bedding with straw in severe cold for brood sows and trotters.
Automobiles are being marketed to farmers as roads improve. Light, simple, reliable cars weighing 1200 to 2000 pounds suit rural conditions best, with easy repair and off road capability. Plowing and harvest times benefit from faster travel for parts and repairs, while worn land can be revived by clover and manure use, followed by balanced fertilization.
A sow that raises hitters and nourishes them to atx weeks old is worth two or three times pork prices, even as pork prices rise. Do not fatten your reliable sows when they cease to be reliable.
Washington reports the Chinese government was greatly pleased by Prince Tsai Tao's reception in the United States. The visit contrasted with Britain pressing political and commercial demands, including maritime customs, the Macao boundary with Portugal, and the Kaiping mines case. A lavish New Willard hotel banquet followed a grand reception attended by prominent Chinese and American officials and families in Chinese dress.
In Atlanta Georgia Miss Geraldine Purritt sang for more than 800 inmates at the federal prison. The prisoners surged with applause as they entered to the band’s rendition of America. Mayor Maddox spoke briefly and presented the prisoner band with the unger. Farrar accompanied herself on piano.
A brief, humorous dialogue between a man and his wife notes the moment she was busy with her hair. The punchline suggests she would call him back at a better time, reflecting domestic witticisms of the era.
A jumbled mix of vintage ad copy and quips. It includes a halting medical pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure, a plug for Castoria, a photographer's joke, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and a proverb about honesty and self. The fragment hints at editorial and biographical notes from a bygone issue.
Letter from Mrs Eas Luar of Milwaukee praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female trouble and backache after doctors recommended surgery. The company in Lynn Massachusetts notes thousands of grateful correspondents and invites women to seek advice, claiming the remedy restores health when other means fail.
The Overland car sale touts the model as the simplest and most reliable option. A dealer notes high uptime and steady demand, claiming many customers own their own car and seek a trouble free experience.
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