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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a superior tonic for chronic illness and blood nourishment. It claims alcohol free formula, liver support, and relief from gastric trouble and constipation, listing ingredients like Golden Seal and Cherrybark.
A discussion on feminine charm versus true womanhood cites the value of inner virtue over mere beauty. It contrasts polite, composed speech with costly, sharp retorts and notes the impact of anger on social relations and perceptions. It also explains how ear injuries from loud slaps can cause lifelong deafness, often affecting the left ear.
A man dining with three friends in a Paris cafe nearly choked to death when a piece of meat lodged in his throat. A German hospital surgeon present forced his way through the crowd, cut the man's throat, removed the obstruction, and a waiter inserted a funnel. He was later sent to the hospital where a silver tube replaced the funnel and he was reported out of danger.
Collier's Weekly contrasts the Mukden battle casualties of about 200 000 with well known disasters and populations to give a sense of scale. It lists the Iroquois Theatre, Slocum, Johnstown, Galveston, and the combined populations of Idaho and Nevada, plus the Boer population, to illustrate the magnitude of the losses.
An eight year old pupil at a Barre district school escaped embarrassment after tearing his trousers on a nail while jumping from a window during noon recess. He concealed the tear by removing his clothes, using a shoe string as a makeshift needle to stitch the rent, returning home for further repair.
A well known young lawyer Jones established home in a nearby suburb. His old barmate Brown spent Sunday on the farm amid rustic hospitality and home raised produce. The visit ends with Brown skeptical, noting Jones has only been there a little over two years.
The Iowa report says hens broke a packing trust by laying eggs at unexpected times, forcing release of millions of eggs from cold storage and driving down prices. The Armours are selling their Iowa plants after losing a costly venture, as noted by the Springfield Massachusetts Republican.
The readable text hints at a poetic passage with names and phrases, mentioning Elwell and political tone. It appears as damaged OCR with jumbled lines about faces drawn and a deep breath, set against a New York Sun citation. The fragmentary content lacks a clear event or narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment shows misquoted lines about warmth and the coming season, mentioning winter comfort and a barber style protest. It references Allen's Foot-Ease and odd social musing on marriage and longevity, with scattered names and phrases.
The article notes a prohibition on monocles for officers and soldiers in the German army, deeming them foppish and a sign of Anglomania. It discusses enforcing a ban on monocles among military personnel as part of broader image controls.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for backache and female complaints. It cites testimonials from Mrs Holmes and Mrs Cottely in New York and North Dakota, praising relief from backache irregular menstruation and blues. The ad invites women to consult Mrs Pinkham for free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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