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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
Instructional text on clock care emphasizes regular attention, keeping hands forward, avoiding reverse motion, and not shifting the clock once balanced. It notes slight daily time deviation may stem from uneven placement and warns against dusting or artistic moves. Quoted dialogue appears around the clock topic.
In strict confidence Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is lauded for helping Mrs Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee after severe female illness. The letter describes dramatic improvement after five days and credits the medicine with curing many women, urging others to write for free literature and advice.
German entomologist Dr Exscherich of Strasbourg University challenges Solomon's praise of ants as models of industry. He argues ants are driven by cleanliness and scent-based communication, not human-like intelligence, and notes their self-cleaning routines and burial of refuse to keep the nest pure.
Essay traces a wager by Matthew Softleigh in New York to find two hats that match. Despite exploring fashion locales and styles, he and Silas Cute fail as nature’s variety proves endless. The piece extols individuality, linking a woman’s hat to her mood and imagination.
The Craftsman article describes Hopi religion with Grand Canyon shrines to mountains rivers and ancestral homes. Priests visit on ceremonies delivering prayer offerings and sacred waters, while underground kivas number fourteen in Oraibi and house priest fraternities. A separate note praises English Chinese Commissioner Shang Chi Heng for appreciating British dignity and national unity.
In a sharp detective story the investigator pins the crime on a beautiful woman. He cries Ahat and, after a tense pursuit, closes the last loophole. Jones realizes his wife’s waistline mattered, while the twist lies in the back Nuance noted by the New York Sun.
A fragmentary paragraph shows Mrs Glubdub and Mrs Film Flam in a gossip toned exchange about a daughter’s worries and a hinted divorce, mentioning a rip in Burege. The wording suggests light domestic scandal within a social column.
A New York Sun anecdote describes Jersey rural ignorance of the San Francisco quake. A cottage community near New York learns of the disaster only after a milk delivery and a pile of New York papers arrive, prompting disbelief about Cincinnati versus San Francisco.
A parent confronts a son in the street asking why he is not at school. The boy replies that the issue lies with the teacher's temper and says he is giving it absent treatment, reflecting a clash over discipline and attendance.
The Washington Star notes that Jinks' character changes with context. If you meet him to collect money he seems rough, but if you are there to pay money he appears a lovely character. The remark highlights shifting perceptions depending on circumstances.
Ohio's Nicholas Longworth and Kansas's Victor Murdock share golf anecdotes in a Washington dispatch. A Cincinnati clubs tale blends Scotch highballs with golf and a joke about renouncing the game. A Kansas judge’s oath moment with a boy witness adds humor. The piece closes with summer dining advice on lighter meals and seasonal produce.
A newspaper notice offers one hundred dollars reward for information related to F J Chesney of Toledo Ohio. The ad lists testimonies from Valloise, Kurwax and Manven wholesale druggists and claims Chesney is trusted in business and finances. It promotes Bais Cararth Cure internal use and Hall’s Palmy Pills with various partial product lines.
A fragmentary column mixes quotes about fishing bites and jokes with scattered phrases in a muddled voice. It references the New York Sun and New York Press, includes odd terms like soothing syrup and chicken bathing, and mentions boats and enthusiasm with unclear context.
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