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The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

3

Lavender by Lizette Woodworth Reese

In a lavender scented Virginia twilight Mrs Field awaits her missing daughter Jean as a lonely market garden, church, and memory-haunted life reveal their long held wounds. A neighbor, the minister's wife, sketches a fragile bond while lavender blooms test the ache of longing and return.

John Davis Wong Marrie Tom Dushie Mr. Davis Mic’ Lela Mrs. Fiel John Field Mrs. Field Jean

Queen Wilhelmina’s daily life and Dutch royal duties

A detailed portrait of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands highlighting her daily routine, state affairs, and public duties. It describes her early rising, meetings with ministers, and visits to hospitals and exhibitions, plus her residence at Het Loo and The Hague. It notes her birth date August 31, 1880 and her status as a wealthy reigning monarch.

Nassau Wilhelming Thegne of Tolland Bo Tong House of Orage Wilhelmina Wilhelmine Loa Het Loa Gelderland Apeldoorn Veluwe Prince Consort The Hague Loo

Kiss Jokes and Humorous Exchanges Across Papers

A collage of quotations and witticisms from various papers, touching on marriage and divorce satire, a comic portrait studio quip, a booking clerk gag about change, and a domestic joke about hat styles and household clutter. The snippets reflect light, theatrical humor and everyday urban life.

The Best of Reasons and a Familiar View

A wry comic exchange about lodging crowded with boarders and scarce apartments. The landlady jokes that while rooms are plentiful, boarders are not, as a motorist quips about designing a ceiling resembling a touring car bottom to match waking mornings.

The Road and Long Journeys Through Life

A collage of verse about a hard road yet hopeful, plus humorous vignettes from a small town. Anecdotes touch on family life and a lighthearted penny misadventure, ending with a schoolroom quip about a hat letter and a teacher’s routine.

University of Virginia Increases Endowment To Million

Adda Million to its Endowment. Having raised $500,000 to duplicate Andrew Carnegie's gift and having received Mr. Carnegie's check for the half million, the University of Virginia now has $1,000,000 in cash to add to Its endowment. The $500,000 given by Mr. Carnegie will become the permanent endowment of at least six schools in the university—the school of engineering, the school of political economy and political science, two chairs in the school of law, the school of English and the school of pathology. These will be named for great men who have helped build the university and the republic.

University Republic

President’s gift flood noted in Cleveland reminiscence

In McClure’s Magazine March issue George F. Parker recalls President Cleveland receiving an enormous number of gifts. After his first term Cleveland ordered a tour of his vast collection. Parker describes a disused room holding perhaps ten to twelve thousand items and six to seven thousand photographs, likening it to a photographic warehouse.

George F. Parker Mr. Cleveland McClure Cleveland Parker

Giant 200 Foot Flagpole for Alaska Yukon Exposition

Pierce county to furnish a 200 foot fir flagpole for the Alaska Yukon exposition. Judge Hanford of the federal court arranged transport to the exposition grounds where the pole will be erected with ceremony by the Washington Society Sons of the Revolution.

Pierce County Hanford Federal Court Exposition Grounds Washington Society Sons of the Revolution Tacoma Ledger

Tit for Tat Sparks Move to Better Locality

A brief exchange shows Jones declaring he will move to a better locality, while Smith plans to stay put. Jones questions if Smith will wave goodbye. Smith confirms no wave, signaling a parting over residence.

Jones Smith

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