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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
3
Narrator recounts imagined shoplifting fantasies and a real scare from a department store. A pensive girl and another woman discuss detec tive temptations, while a fashionably anxious chorus recalls a close call involving cufflinks and buttons. The moral: save money for better buys. Chicago News.
The article touts astonishing figures about sweat glands, claiming millions of glands, miles of tubing, and vast annual water loss. It cites varying authorities to back different lengths and totals, urging readers to accept whichever figure suits them.
Huldah, a new kitchen helper, bakes graham bread for the Beat family but substitutes whiting for graham flour. After guests arrive and the dough rises oddly, the loaf turns out crisp and oddly gritty. Mrs Best uncovers the fraud and dismisses Huldah.
A 12 to 14 year old girl designs a white-alte dress with green velvet trim and lace bands. In Union City a pug named Jess disrupts a church service by attempting to shake hands with the minister, then returns to her seat displeased. A segment also notes landscape gardeners faking famous ruins and an asbestos mining overview in Canada with hand-picking and machinery processes.
In a few weeks a tunnel under Rome's Quirinal palace will open linking the ancient city with a newly built quarter from around 1870. It will be well lit by electricity and guarded by police wary of possible anarchist plots. The piece notes the Arctic region hosts the largest mosquitoes in the world.
The article discusses a tariff dispute between the United States and Russia over beet sugar and export duties. It recalls historic Russian aid during crises, including naval help during wars and a gold loan offer in 1893, arguing Russia and France have been steadfast friends while others were fair weather allies.
Indian princes with British oversight hold limited sovereignty under treaties and may be curbed by Britain for peace. Armies and revenues total large sums with native troops. Armour’s generosity helped a colored porter pursue education leading to Oberlin college. Pan-American Exposition flag designed by Adelaide J. Thorpe features stars and an eagle bearing Pax 1901. Black walnut canes from Lincoln’s former farm were presented to cabinet members.
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