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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
3
In this chapter Pickering objects to Larry and Glenarm and the trio confront the estate’s debts. Larry exposes forged notes worth 320000, threatens legal action, and reveals a planned scheme. The escape plan includes a doorway to a hidden tunnel as the trio prepares for further confrontation.
In Chapter XXII a narrator and Larry descend into a cellar through a trap door. They enter a small seven by seven foot chamber and open a wooden door near the ceiling. A mass of snow and leaves follows as they approach the ravine edge.
In the midnight tunnel Marian Devereux appears, surprising Glenarm as he guards the treasure hunt. She fears nothing, risking her safety to aid Arthur Pickering while Glenarm warns her of the danger and the consequences. The scene ends with a tense confrontation and a promise to continue.
A Missouri man relates a comic tale of Coughlin who lived near a highway in a shanty. After a water main burst flooding his cellar and drowning a dozen hens, he pursued a city damage claim and won 25. He quips he will spend twenty five dollars on twenty five ducks.
A comic snippet shows Mrs Bloggs recalling affectionate laps from courtship while Mr Bloggs laments reduced closeness. Bronson Easy seethes over a spring bonnet bought by Mrs Easy, with a mistletoe kiss blamed for the bill. A socialite questions Madame Chiffon gowns, joking that a custom fit would cause a fit.
The Baltimore American quotes a conversation praising Miss Penne and her journalistic ideals while noting that yellow is becoming to her as she joins the city’s most sensational Waly. The exchange highlights public perception of Penne’s bold career move.
A writer in Bee Culture explains a crude home built honey gate tested with honey. The setup includes a belted light frame and soldered joints to prevent leaks. It works well with cold honey but leaks with hot honey, though improvements reduce leaks and cost remains minimal.
A Farm and Home correspondent reports on feeding young Barred Plymouth Rocks with crushed raw peanuts. The process, peanut meal with stale bread and milk, yielded hearty growth. chicks were kept in a small enclosure and moved often.
Practical guidance for poultry care covering feeding schedules and materials. Highlights include using old plaster for lime, feeding crusts of bread with warm milk, and keeping breeding geese lean. Notes on early laying in geese, timing of broodiness, and deodorizing manure with dry ashes and lime.
A terse instructions describe placing a barrel with holes and earth and straw to form a nest for a hen or turkey. The barrel is fixed to allow opening each afternoon so the birds may exit at will.
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