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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

Page

3

Insect Processions and Other Curiosities From Abroad

A column notes unusual insect behavior describing pine moth larvae marching in single file led by a thread. It mentions a 114 larva procession near Arcachon last April, day and night movements, and a fy being observed laying eggs in marching larvae. Also mentions Eben Appleton possessing the Star‑Spangled Banner and intended bequest to museums, a Boston murder case note, and a quip about persistence by an orator.

France Arcachon Eben Appleton New York City Port McHenry Francia Scott Key National Museums Washington Massachusetts Historical Museum Boston

Round trip sale begins April 26 via Salt Lake Route

A San Francisco style flyer notes a $30 California round trip via Salt Lake Route with sale beginning April 26. J H Burtner Salt Lake oe advertises. Also included are brief quips on beauty and expressive faces mentioning Ethel Barrymore Lulu Glaser and a card party remark. Additional items discuss lava used for glass and a note on balloon accident rates and a quip about muckraking articles from H Havemeyer.

Salt Lake Sale J. H. Burtner Ethel Barrymore Lulu Glaser California

Awit Remarks On Abuse And Riches In Public Life

Awit comments that abuse is common and often tied to wealth noting that only the rich may find joy in being abused. He suggests the wealthy face the most laughter in current society, with political bosses as their only real competitors in influence.

Awit

Mouse Tries to Rob Jeweler In Boylston Street Shop

A Boston Herald note recounts a curious incident where a customer pointed to a turquoise pendant as a mouse allegedly pulled it toward a hole in a jewelry window. The jeweler watched and verified the peculiar act.

Boylston Street Boston Herald

Hen's Nest Dishes and Summer Comforts

A vintage kitchen column features playful egg nest ideas with hard boiled eggs, yolk filling and gravy, banana dishes, leaf imprinting, and green pepper stuffed entrees. Also tips on linen pillow covers and seersucker for summer durability.

Burning Old Papers Safety Tip

Instruction on disposing of old papers by rolling them with wire and burning slowly in a grate. Recommends winded paper wrapped in wire to prevent chimney fires and suggests the wire can be reused. Practical domestic fire safety guidance.

Tea Leaves Kill Roaches in Simple Home Remedy

A simple home method suggests using wet tea leaves to kill cockroaches. Squeeze the leaves and place them on paper near the hearth while shutting up for the night. the tannins reportedly kill the roaches as they approach the leaves.

For Ease In Walking in Shoes

Advice on preventing heel blisters by rubbing soap on the inside heel area before wearing. Explains soap reduces slipping and discomfort during walking.

Diplomatic praise for Dr Henry Field from stockbridge clergyman

A Presbyterian preacher extols Dr Henry Martin Field of Stockbridge, editor of the Evangelist for 44 years, praising his balance of reform zeal and common sense. The tale recounts a reformer’s tense teashop anecdote illustrating humane persuasion over aggressive campaigns.

Henry Martin Field Stockbridge Field

Blood Purifiers and Geronimo and Navy Drug Traders

A periodical urges a home made kidney remedy with Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Sarsaparilla to cleanse blood and restore health. It recounts Geronimo’s feats of endurance and notes a Brest court martial where French sailors rotted by opium or similar drugs, leading to severe sentences.

Brest

Grape-Nuts Helped Case Of Postoperative Appendicitis

A girl with appendicitis who recovered after living on milk and then eating Grape-Nuts credits the cereal with ending her digestive distress. She recalls prior constipation and indigestion caused by starch heavy foods and notes weight gain from 98 to 115 pounds. The note mentions Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville.

N. H Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Ronson

Dollar bill that faded from the town’s life

A farmer recalls a dollar circulated for a decade then vanished. He spent it with merchants, got it back for years, and finally sent it away to a mall order house. The note will never return to the community. The message urges patronizing local merchants who pay taxes, fund schools and churches, and aid in sickness and trouble.

German dairyman quits claim of freshest eggs

A Germantown dairyman boasting superiority demanded a transfer of custom from a local housekeeper. When asked if his eggs were always fresh he answered Break, asserting his hens never lay anything but fresh eggs.

Philadelphia Germantown

Cuticura cures eight year skin ailment in a week

Frustrated patient credits Cuticura Remedies for a complete cure after eight years of skin sores between toes under arms and on limbs. After spending about three hundred dollars and trying many doctors with no relief, he reports resuming work as of the seventh day of treatment in 1906. The note includes the name Frits Hirschlaff of New York and dates March 29 and April 6.

Frits Hirschlaff Columbus Ave New York N. Y

Frank J. Wilatach Herbal Remedy Ad Fragment

Fragmentary advertisement describes a herbal remedy claimed as pure pleasant and potent for children and adults. The text references “Herbs under the Pure” and mentions “Frank J. Wilatach” among unclear promotional paragraphs.

The Change of Life And Female Health Advice

A mid century health notice discusses changes during middle age, warning of symptoms like backaches and sadness as women approach life changes. It notes dangers of neglecting health and mentions letters from Mrs. Certia in Indiana and Mrs. Lee in Connecticut seeking guidance.

Fred Certia Lafayette Street Bend Ind

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Main ST Salt Lake City Utah Calli H. ©. Havemeyer California & Ret Hen’s Nest Dr. Field Geronimo Outing Miles Wesley Brotherhood Brotherhood of St. Paul St. Paul United States Frank J. Wilatach Scar National Lead Company Moston Buffalo Cleveland John Irs Henry Lee Fred Certin Mrs. Pinkham Winter Street New Haven Conn Lynn Mass Mrs Jaques Mfg. CO Chicago Ballard W.L. Douglas Douglas Brockton Ginna Eta Srets Eee Electrotypes Hammimentine Se Sos Defiance Starch M. Uy Salt Lake Guy
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