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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
5
A war brief narrative unfolds with dying soldiers forgiving each other as the morning light fades. A man recalls a wife and child lost, while a girl with dark eyes waits at the door. forgiveness rises as death levels all. Published in Lesile's Weekly via Sue Vernon.
A bachelor narrator recalls a growing apple tree over a neighbor’s garden at No 52 and its impact on Eve, the family’s daughter. Eve toys with the fruit, argues ownership, and finally accepts apples he gathers for her, as he muses on desire and propriety within a shared yard.
A narrator loiters to Eve Parker and her mother for a prized apple. Eve shows charm and hints of longing as a gentle game about origins and temptation unfolds under a peachy spring sky. The tale ends with Eve’s playful promise of more in the coming spring.
Census Supervisor J D Pouteh appoints two female enumerators Que is Mrs Ruth Ellen Funk of Harrison county and Miss Alta Ritter of Orangeville Orange county Ritter teaches in Kokomo and has ten years of prior experience. Pouteh notes women perform meticulous neat work and teachers are well suited for enumerator duties. He adds about 6 percent of enumerators are school teachers.
A Constanti nople correspondent notes locals believe English visitors dress poorly in England due to extravagant attire abroad. He observes Persis and Stamboul residents can tell travelers by clothes and mock them, yet conclude travelers are English. The piece reflects cultural stereotypes as natives assess English manners and appearance.
A young Englishman travels to America to sell lampblack directly to England firms to cut German middlemen profit. English houses, centuries old, reject change, preferring established German-sourced trade. Other items note plagiarism in magazines and influenza handkerchief advice, plus Scotland electric lighting investment figures in passing.
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