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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
6
A collage of quips and observations spans politics, science, and society. It jokes about wireless telegraphy, the coal strike cost, Pituitary concepts, and famed figures while poking at court rulings, public figures, and cultural quirks with a satirical, metropolitan voice.
Columbia students celebrate a reborn campus life after moving to Morningside Heights in 1898. The shift spurred dorm culture, Greek houses by Riverside Drive, larger student body of about 5,400, and a cosmopolitan mix. Boating and indoor sports gain traction, a university tavern opens, and new societies form while old ones adapt to campus life beyond Forty-ninth Street.
St. Joseph Gazette urges readers to face misfortune with cheer and courage. It notes that everyone has troubles, but joy and solidarity with comrades can lift hearts. The piece encourages studying souls with trouble and choosing optimism over persistent groaning.
Jaynes, head of the Cake Trust, uses a suspended animation device to travel from Fifth Avenue to his Chicago area home, then via club tubes to London and Johannesburg for a party with the Baroness Arethusa von Ochsenreiter. He contemplates proposing to her after a grand opera in Paris and a planned supper in London.
After an opera the scene shifts to Paris where Jaynes courts Arethusa in the private cafe of Baroness von Ochsenrolter. He proclaims love and a life of wealth from the Cako Trust, while the Baroness yields to the moment amid dramatic dialogue and ornate setting. The exchange ends with Arethusa as the centerpiece of courtship and fortune.
A Boston woman and a New York widow, staying in Paris with an American friend and two daughters, visited Bougereau's atelier through a French guide. Entering the studio, the group encountered several men smoking and a model. startled, they departed, later returning to find the room empty and the artist calm.
A Persian Solomon noted for wide popularity after Sadi is discussed as traveler and observer. Mr Robinson cites Sadi’s tales on human folly including a pupil asking how to handle constant interruptions and a farrier remedy leading to an appeal to the magistrate. The magistrate dismisses damages.
A Kentucky editor jokes that locals use different English from Boston. A Hub woman visits a farm and ties six chickens feet first to a sack in a store, asking if they will lay there. The merchant asks about her education and she replies they are al roost orn. The tale ends with urging better schooling and language care.
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