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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1905
Page
6
A miscellany of wry remarks and snippets from Europe and America. Jokes on flattery ambitions dog bites and Panama canal timing. notes on Galesburg teeth Paris fashions and a 100 year old Cincinnati resident. References to Turkey health claims and Carnegie gifts mix with social satire and travel jokes.
The case accuses a New York employer of using underage workers for 68 hours in a five day week, paying only eight dollars, docking ten cents for talking and two cents for five minutes late. The report questions the persistence of such practices in the city.
A Sunday morning crowd gathers at 226 West Fifty eighth Street near Broadway to hear Abbas Effendi, the Master at Akka, and to witness his acts of charity. The Babist movement, tracing to Ali Mohammed in 1844, is portrayed as uniting believers of all races under both cross and crescent. The article recounts Abbas Effendi’s humane gestures toward the poor, his imprisonment, and the Bahai/Babist origins and aims, including a push toward a universal language and global unity.
A long reminiscence recalls the bronze button worn by Civil War veterans as a emblem of service. It links to bonds with comrades and stories of men who trained, marched, and fought, with anecdotes of drill masters and enlistment in early campaigns.
Mrs. Jane M. Worrall, flat president of the Massachusetts association, served among army nurses during the Civil War. Residing in Virginia and Boston, she faced capture, escape, and deployment to several hospitals. She trained under Miss Dix, led twenty five beds, and endured personal hardship while caring for patients, later earning the rank of major.
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