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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
3
A historical advertisement-style piece touts Peru-na as eradicating catarrh of the pelvic organs and boosting motherhood. It cites biblical views on motherhood and cites a reader, Mrs L M Griffith of Arco Idaho, claiming Peru-na cured her barrenness after 30 years.
A letter from Mrs. W McRoberts in Columbus Ohio praises Peruna and Manslin cure for catarrh and states she bore a 10 pound baby and remains strong. Several neighbors reportedly gained strength after using Peruna. Mrs L M Griffith and Mrs E E Thomas also credit Peruna with dramatic health improvements after long illness and childbirth. The letter invites readers to write for Dr Hartman's free advice.
A reflection on bohemians in Paris, praising art seekers yet depicting the risk of poverty. A painter friend loses a four thousand franc offer after selling early, while twoBohemian poets and a con artist illustrate artistic pretensions. The tale blends anecdote with social critique of the Bohemian Quarter and the expenditures of wandering artists.
A damaged passage shows a man with empty pockets turning out work deemed croga and unsympathetic to a rich collector. He claims freedom from The Threat for Gold while the collector notes the thirst for gold defeats its own object, mentioning advance money in uncertain months.
A missionary in a tenement setting shares a tale of teaching Bible history to a stubborn old pagan woman. After failed literal readings, a passionate retelling of the Passion moves the listener to emotion. The moment ends with the old woman saying, Let us hope It ain't true.
A brief discussion of Alpine climbs notes Mort Blanc as the highest and tedious yet easy route. It recalls the Matterhorn’s four deaths and Whymper, saved yet later injured in a lecture fall. It also cites Earth orbit water, estimating 565 trillion cubic yards, would blanket the planet 3,000 to 3,500 feet deep.
The article discusses trends in cannon design toward lighter guns and stronger metal, claiming reduced weight yields greater range and penetration. It notes persistent troops after peace, suggesting ongoing military readiness.
At a Tides club dinner a renowned society figure known for wit and wealth gave a historic after dinner speech. He declared, Let me pay the bill, in five words, eliciting unprecedented applause and claiming to be the greatest after dinner line ever delivered at the Tilden club.
A Milwaukee Journal quotation argues that true virtue lies in maintaining cheerfulness under hardship. It praises handling poverty and ongoing self-denial as tests greater than battlefield bravery, urging cultivation of cheerful resilience when life is unkind.
A group of young women at a teachers convention in Oklahoma City learned of Postum Coffee as a health aid. A sister teacher recounted gastrointestinal relief after giving up coffee and switching to Postum, noting improved energy and clearer heads during the event.
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