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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
7
This fragment notes Sar, son of John Thunder, as a principal figure among the Winne people, with references to tribal roles and leaders. The text mentions significant gatherings or relations with communities such as Welween Samon and Myioatoo, indicating a notable tribal leadership context.
Women readers receive freestanding guidance on health in a Lynn paper. The letters discuss remedies and medicines, praising Pinkham products and their benefits for female health.
A jumble of quotes and product pitches appears, citing Henry Van Dyke and Emerson about joy and virtue. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestion and teeth, plus railroad ads for the Great Overland Route and Rio Grande Western, with travel rates to Salt Lake City and commentary on Porto Rico’s hurricane aftermath.
The Irish Nationalist factions unite after Parnell’s death and elect John Redmond as their leader. The 44 year old Wexford native, educated in Dublin, has served as MP for New Ross, then Waterford, and is a member of both the Irish and English bars. Redmond is praised as a deliberate orator with strategic skill and stamina.
The article describes South Africa’s Cape Colony and Transvaal climates, noting January as the hottest month with 87 F and July as the coldest, elevations from 2,800 to 6,000 feet, and dry summers with frequent dust storms. It highlights malaria in summer, health of Europeans, and rare epidemics like smallpox and measles along the coast, with soldiers facing field illnesses but improved sanitation offering relief.
A 1897 survey notes divers in the Dateh Navy enjoyed relative immunity to tropical diseases affecting other fleets. It records 20 904 malaria cases among Dutch naval hospitals and 161 cholera admissions with 106 deaths among Europeans, contrasting with four prior years averages.
Sid French Oilers notes Gen d Aixen Donmerve a 94 year old senior French army officer who served under three kings an emperor and two republics. The statement urges convincing enemies to believe they make mistakes.
German dispatches report Emperor William refused to sanction the Bechitler prize for Gerhardt Hauptmann, Germanys leading dramatist. Josef Lauff is nominated instead, seen by critics as inferior. Kobbe still praises Hauptmann as a true leader of living poetry and drama, despite imperial disfavor.
A collage of excerpts shows a cleaning mishap as Mrs A complains a room remains dirty and a helper brags of extra dust. Jests pit detectives in disguise and a joke about company dinner. Notes mention grippe sickness in Mrs McKinley and parson’s sons like Baden Powell becoming famous.
A nursery scene recounts two young brothers, Harry and Charlie, seated for dinner as Harry laments there is no orange for his younger sibling Charlie, prompting a familial moment. The article then shifts to scattered, non sequitur notes about characters and relationships from a Chicago News blurb.
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