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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
7
Peruna grows as a household word in more than a million homes and expands daily. The old remedy is advertised for cordial diseases of the head throat lungs stomach kidneys bladder and female organs. Ask your druggist for the Peruna Almanac for 1907.
A German expedition officer in Fez reports meeting Mrs Frances V Campbell an English woman who toured Morocco alone on horseback with only a few servants as escorts. The piece notes her fearless travels and contrasts with other figures like James Bryce the new British ambassador who remains active in mountain climbing.
A suburban storekeeper debates a mysterious man who supposedly understands every business from hosiery to real estate. The drummer questions the man’s expertise while the shopkeeper laments overstock and his own judgment, fearing the stranger’s “common sense” may steer him toward different stock and larger profits.
The Prince of Wales, destined to command the battleship Dreadnought, is described as a practical sailor. Beginning as a naval cadet at age 12, he served as midshipman, completed a three year voyage around the world, and steadily rose through the ranks to captain and beyond, with a sea career spanning over 20 years.
A New Hampshire hotel proprietor earned the palm by posting harsh restrictions for non guests. The lodging forbade access to newspapers, pens, ink, and seating, with a clock labeled for guests only after a loafer lingered.
A Fulton Oswego couple recount a year of misdiagnoses for their daughter's eczema and eye ulcer. After trying several doctors, they bought Cuticura Remedies for $1 and within a week the sores disappeared, though eyesight could not be restored. August 17, 1908.
The notice touts Allcock’s porous plasters as reliable for sixty years with pure simple ingredients and global availability. It also mentions Garfield Tea and various health claims, plus a note on Japanese hot baths and aftercare, framing these as popular cure-alls and daily comfort items.
Washington produced 10,500,006,000 shingles in 19 percent focal year, accounting for 68 percent of U S output. The state had 459 mills with a daily output of 47,340,009, eighteen percent higher than 1905. No other state nears a billion shingles in a year.
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