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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes peruna as a cure for threats to life and multiple ailments. A patient reports mixed results, noting initial improvement but persistent health concerns and reliance on self-care after insufficient medical help.
A fragmented page mixes a dancer Fuller recounting a pudding coin riddle with a girl’s confession, stray jokes, and unrelated ads. It mentions a Christmas pudding game, a billboard, a courtroom threat, and medical and patent remedy pitches, all in a garbled 19th or early 20th century sensibility. The readable strands involve a moral lesson from a child, a flirtation with fate, and several ad blurbs for remedies and products.
Long article notes Tsar Nicholas II wary on tours abroad, pursuing secure travel with secret police guarding routes by rail and road. It also details Russia’s move to replace private pawnshops with imperial outlets, arguing for state control amid peasant poverty and anti Jewish sentiment, with examples of existing pawnshops and rural poverty practices.
An 1884 hunting tale links the dacoit Tantia and his follower Cheetoo to buried treasure beneath a temple. Victims found near the site included four bodies and a strangled temple idol, with two silent thugs aiding Tantia in guarding the hoard as native guides warned of danger and superstition surrounding the machan site.
The New York Antiviviseation society led by Mrs. Diana Belais staged displays including furnaces to illustrate vivisection. The group argues demonstrations persuade more than reading or hearing.
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