Fragmented Idaho newspaper page teems with scattered opinions
A jumbled SILVER MESSENGER page fragment reviews public figures and ideas, touching on Balkan peace, animal protection, astronomical talk, canal speculation, and political figures like Dias and Asquith. It weaves brief, disjointed musings, punchy opinions, and topical curiosities across diverse topics.
The Robber as a Product of Society and Circumstance
A reflective essay argues that many metropolitan robbers are victims of poverty, poor education, and harsh social conditions. It traces how winter unemployment and saloon culture drive desperate acts, urging society to improve moral, educational, and economic opportunities to reduce crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehud
Waya
Why Should a Man Hold Supreme Power
An essay argues against gendered power and defends women’s equal stake in voting. It portrays women as essential partners to men and questions male supremacy. It contends intelligent voters support candidates with parochial and family welfare insight, noting women’s intuition on such matters.
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M. Beaupre
Chnasseura
Salle D’armes
Roger Rouleau
Salle D'Armes
Pierre
M. Rowleau
The Algerian Swordsman Duel in the Desert
In Algeria during a desert campaign, French officer narrates facing Mohammed el Hadid, a famed Algerian swordsman. After a tense duel using unorthodox tactics and a hippo-buckler, the officer lures a fatal thrust and kills the prophet, sharply breaking the revolt and earning the Legion of Honor.
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Roget
Inez
Mohammed
le Uttie
Legion of Honor
In the Wilds of Western Canada
A travel reminiscence along the Saskatchewan River describes historic fur trade routes, Indigenous names, and the frontier era. It suggests six weeks to explore from tide water toward the Rockies, visiting settlers, historic sites, and Native reserves as a voyage into the west.
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Saskatchewan
Kissiaktehos Wan Sepee
Fur Companies
Rocky Mountains
Pruning and Trellis Forms for Best Grape Vines
The Prairie Farmer guide explains layering deeper in soil, yearly cutting back, and maintaining 40 buds per vine. It describes vertical and horizontal trellises with eight foot posts, two wires on vertical setups, and three wires on horizontal arms plus Kniffin training. Renewal frequency ranges yearly to every two years.
Warning to fruit growers on crown gall disease
Crown gall forms wart like growths on apples and other fruits mainly where roots were injured. Experiments show a parasite causes crown gall. inspect stock before planting and return or burn diseased trees. Buy trees from nurserymen who certify disease free to protect orchards and other plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Inspection of Nursery Stock Bill In House Favorably Acted On
Representative Scott of Kansas introduces a bill for government inspection of nursery stock at entry points designated by the secretary of agriculture. The measure carries a $100,000 appropriation and authorizes a quarantine on interstate importation of diseased or infected stock. The bill has been favorably acted upon by the house committee.
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Scott
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
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