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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
3
Peruna praised by Minnesota woman in testimonial
A Minnesota wife writes that a seven week course of Peruna cured her pelvic catarrh and restored perfect health. She describes back and side pain typical of pelvic catarrh and credits Peruna with relief, noting many similar testimonials Dr. Hartman receives for his catarrh remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B
MoalListe
MeAlliater
Peru
Peruna
Hartman
Peruana
Peruana Cures Carrie King's Long Illnesses in Darlington
Carrie King of Darlington Missouri writes that after years of weakness kidney and liver trouble and recurrent backache and headache she found relief with Peruana. She credits twelve bottles with restoring her health and strength and calls herself a healthy woman now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie King
Darlington
Peruana
Why One 18 Sleepy Hypotheses on Drowsiness and Sleep
The article presents multiple hypotheses on why people feel sleepy. It discusses toxin buildup from daily wear, nerve activity separation during sleep, and brain cell contact changes. It notes that fatigue and reduced stimulation may alter the brain's internal state, leading to sleep.
Provision for Winter Among Crow Tribe Birds
Nature notes explain how crows hoard provisions like acorns and potatoes in their rookeries during scarcity. They store food in holes and nests, then discard unused supplies as spring arrives, leaving ground beneath nests cluttered with cached provisions. A separate note mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption, Mrs THO of Maple Street, Norwich, N C, February 17, 1900, plus a remark about lovemaking in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Arms
Maple Street
Norwich
N. C
Mirrors as Moral Mirrors in Rich House Walls
A wealthy man fills his home with wall mirrors to teach grace rather than vanity claiming reflections guide self improvement. He argues mirrors reveal flaws in posture and manners, prompting children to daily effort, while painter Adrian Fairley recalls poverty and delicacy in action, including a delicate rebuke over a soup plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Fairley
New York
Bowery
Imma
Golden wedding spree in French village St Vincent de Tyreste
In St Vincent de Tyreste a village of about five hundred, five couples celebrated their golden weddings on a single day. Their combined ages total 765 years. A sixth couple was nearly ready to join. All participants are farmers in good health and active daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Tyreste
Darcunt
Fabex
Latailade
Fortabat
Cousters
Amos Allen Recalls Reed Tale Of a Secretary
Amos Allen, successor to the late Thomas B. Reed in the House, recounts how Reed described a time when a private secretary, unaware of the caller’s identity, claimed ignorance about the secretary’s return. Reed quipped, You look it. The remark appeared in Harper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Allen
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Harper's Weekly
Not Suited Customer Quips About Service
A Philadelphia brief recalls a customer exiting a city clothing store where courteous staff inquire if purchases satisfy. A surly man is stopped at the door and quips that he did not get suited but was "batten and shoed" by the sales approach, highlighting the store's strict customer care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Breas
Not a Fall and the Man Thrown Off for Fare
A fragmentary New Orleans Democrat item recounts a comic exchange about a man tossed from a street car for not paying fare. The anecdote notes repeated car expulsions as he jokes about the situation while navigating daily transport mishaps. An earlier fable-like line hints at a lost moment of joy and a character named Adam.
Vapors and ventilation in old wine cellars and shops
The Journal of Inebriety notes that in stuffy Spanish and continental wine vaults air can contain dangerous levels of absolute alcohol, leaving bartenders nearly drunk without drinking. A Chicopee factory shifts work from men to women, citing greater conscientiousness and performance in machine rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Sime
London
Prosalan
Stevens Arms and Tool Company
Chicopee
Masa
Climb High Mountain Through Swiss Altitude Feat
Two French engineers reach the head of the Fourclad range in Switzerland, attaining an altitude close to 13 100 feet. The expedition highlights technical skill and mountain endurance amid rugged terrain and cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnelli
Switzerland
Tea Question: What is wealth to home happiness
The line invites readers to consider the value of tea in daily life and suggests taking extra time for tea to enhance home happiness and domestic contentment.
Wisdom Flies and Helps in Shared Strife Proverb
An Indian proverb notes that wisdom flies when shared and that aiding a brother’s boat helps your own reach shore. It urges mutual support and collective progress through cooperative effort.
New Zealand Meat Trade Sees Britain Trade Balance Shift
A brief note on New Zealand's frozen meat exports to Great Britain, detailing changing trade balances and currency implications as prices and quantities adjust. The snippet hints at economic tension and evolving market terms affecting meat shipments to the UK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Great Britain
Favorable Prescription Ads Portray Women’s Health Remedies
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for various female ailments including leucorrhea irregularities and prolapse. It touts plant based ingredients, non addictive properties, and claims about improving complexion and cheerfulness. The notice cites doctors and reliable dealers, urging readers to buy through druggists and paper bound copies.
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