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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
7
Disjointed text references a dying or comatose young man, questions about being dead, and a doctor’s remarks. It touches on antidotes, diphtheria, and a Finnish field study near Nyland and Ladoga lake district, mentioning ore research and expense considerations.
A Boston Record item recalls a British doorkeeper allowing an American minister to meet the lord Jehovah, mistaking him for a noble. The piece also notes a traveling tourist quizzing a woman about her many children and a Vancouver Mining Exchange remark about a coal company using mules to replace workers.
A cheerful passerby hums a jaunty song that lifts the mood of all he meets. People from bankers to clerks join in, sharing smiles as his simple joy ripples through streets and workdays. The unknown man spreads happiness without knowing his impact.
A collection of humorous snippets on bohemian tastes, manners, and social pretensions. It lampoons reactions to reform spelling, baby talk for parents, glove sizing tricks, heaven with caveats for the wary, and neighbors observing a rich man sleeping rough yet entertaining with a circus tent.
A broad call to action reports one million American women enlisted in a nationwide crusade against tuberculosis under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The item highlights organized efforts across states, congress, churches, and clubs, with reach into Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the canal zone.
Adrian Georgia readers are urged to consider a vegetable compound as a cure for female weakness and related conditions. ALetter cites Lena V. Henry of Route No 3 Adrian claiming dramatic relief after one bottle and urges women to consult Mrs. for confidential advice on health improvements.
Samuel D. Ingraham of Teriston Idaho credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing two years of sciatic rheumatism and irregular kidney secretions after doctors failed. He reports quick improvement and full health, praising the product, sold for 50 cents per bar by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also a brief cartoon caption about a customer complaint over steak tenderness.
A Chicago reader describes an itchy skin eruption starting on the hands that spread and caused severe itching. After trying doctors and various ointments, the patient used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, reporting itching ceased in days and the eruption vanished in about three weeks with no recurrence.
A quirky column notes a trend of walking in communities, praising Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet with 30 000 testimonials. It collects odd quotes, including athletic boasts and humorous lines, while suggesting relief for sore muscles and itchy offices.
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