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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1911

Page

7

The Bridge Club Wedding Fixes A Last Minute Crisis

Emily and Flora hurry to a village cottage for a charity party hosted by Kate Price. A stuck door and missing glasses spark a chain of delays, mischief, and a late tedy wedding when Tom confesses to Sam’s toe injury. Emily earns the prize by resolving the chaos and marrying Tom that night.

Emily Kate Flora Itl Kate Price Samuel Tom Rover Miss Price Miss Emily Lucy Wright Sam Mr. Perkins Mr. Perkina Bridge Club

The Girt of the Golden West in operatic orbit

A salon of notices touches on David Belasco and Puccini with The Girl of the Golden West used as the librettist source for a new opera. A New York critic hails Belasco’s role, while the maestro deflects attaining supreme honor. The page also recalls humorous vignettes from Willie and a wordplay parade featuring Ardidi and Arditi.

David Belasco Golden West Puccini New York Mr. Belasco Ardidi Arditi Shakespeare Amleto Romeo E Giulletta New York City Hodeos River Maas Bangs Mins Whiton Riverdale Ave User 252d St West

Would Be Sensible Early Birds and Cheating Claims

A playful exchange describes an early robin and a red breast as if aware. The dialogue turns to a joking notion of a cheat protector and a rough, tongue in cheek reference to methods of cheat expansion. Medals are mentioned as a concluding tag.

Oret

Missing Cake Walk Razah Stalling Rastus Johnsing

Childlike banter references a cake walk event with Rastus Johnsing seeking a cake walk prize and another character delaying readiness. The fragment hints at a social or community game scene with dialogue about locating a cake walk prize. No clear date or location is provided.

The Curious Office Call and Other Tiny Tales

A series of brief, humorous micro stories about misunderstandings and odd exchanges. A boy negotiates which telephones exist in a two company office. A man waking to a morning in bed with a playful twist. A witty backdoor exchange where a beggar seeks food by offering a cat’s meal in return.

Ocalist's Prescriptions Costly Incident

In a store this afternoon a lady’s glasses shattered after a fall. Alice recounts the mishap and her immediate apology while Jack notes the misfortune and the apology given.

Ocalist Alice Jack

Untold Claims About a Woman and Her Child

A fragmentary quote suggests a mother’s pride in her child, paired with a contrasting belief that she fabricates or embellishes the truth about the baby. The wording hints at a dispute or social tension around motherhood and honesty.

First Gagster Electricity Before Food

The fragment hints at a playful riddle about early electrical use preceding food and a punny query about Noah’s Ark lights, suggesting a historical joke or misplaced words rather than a clear event.

Gageter

English Over Latin Doors by Department of Agriculture

A fragment from a historical page recalls James Wilson opposing Latin inscriptions for the Agriculture building with English deemed sufficient. It contrasts the grown concern with a brief anecdote about a poor beginning in a slum kindergarten, where a teacher probes a child about a cat in a humorous quip.

James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Wilson Popular Magazine Harper’s Magazine

Old farmer and apprentice tale of a hasty misdeed

A farmer orders his apprentice to shoe the old white mare. The youth returns late and is praised for obedience after the farmer reveals he shot and buried the animal, a grim misinterpretation of instruction.

William London

All Run Down a Night: Adams Uses Kidney Pills

All Run Down recounts A J Adams of Roseburg Oregon describing severe back pain weak movement red blood cells urine with sediment and burning. He credits Deans Kidney Pills 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urges readers to remember the name. The piece also includes a comic panel and quotes on social topics.

A.J. Adams Rose St Roseburg Ore Dean Dwan’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N

Edward's Deductions in a Yonkers Crust Joke

A Yonkers Statesman quip features Edward reflecting on crusts and childhood. The dialogue plays on a crusts joke about growing up, jokingly labeling a crusty bachelor uncle.

Edward Yonkers

Medical Professor Declines Reception Amid Cold Moment

A fragmentary dialogue shows a medical professor down with a cold refusing Mrs. Upperton's reception. The senator counters with a subtle insistence that he has a card but worries about public perception. The exchange hints at social obligations and reputational risk in a bygone era.

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