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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
7
A fragment notes Libbys in pure rich whole milk praised for healthful quality and rich flavor, contrasting with cost concerns. The brief hints at a marketing claim without specifics, reflecting a period emphasis on wholesome dairy products.
Fragmented column features Prof Percival Lowell on Martian canals and a Boston parlor trick tale. It also recounts quirky yesterdays about an amateur magician, a maid, a rug, and a lemon ices tray, plus odds and ends from legal and household life.
Blake protects Genevieve Leslie and Winthrope after a freighter wreck. They trek across a sunburned coast, build huts, fashion weapons, and survive attacks as Blake grows wary of Wake and keeps a wary distance from Miss Leslie while plotting a clifftop hideaway.
In a remote setting, Biske builds a massive thorn door guarded by rope and bamboo. Miss Jenny Leslie and Blake navigate danger and secret motives as Winthrope circles, and a planned escape remains unresolved. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as tensions rise and a continuation is promised.
Ottawa report profiles Sir William Van Horne, American-born builder of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who retired from the board chairmanship. It notes his role in making a 13,000 mile transcontinental system and his shift of leadership to Sir Thomas Shaughnessy while pursuing artistic diversions after amassing wealth.
A popular actress astonishes fans by revealing her eyebrows were shaved from a solid brow ridge to create a threadlike arch. The transformation, done with careful shaving, leaves the actress appearing delicately arched and striking on stage, while many admire the change.
The dialogue echoes a critic praising realism as the composer performs No just place. The remark notes a chilling effect from a particular passage and hints at a wanderer and a hotel scene, with a fragmentary reference to Blaetter.
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