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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
6
A Boston man, Henry J. Goldstein, reports five years of rheumatism cured by Mood's Garsaparilla. He says knee stiffness and pain kept him from work, and after using the medicine in liquid or Sareatab form he recovered and now recommends it.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a Tuberculosis Day on April 30. It will survey ministers nationwide to collect church death counts from tuberculosis and provide educational materials. Millions of circulars and pamphlets will be distributed via national and local anti tuberculin groups.
A Berlin correspondent recounts an artist painting a sleeping beauty like a live portrait. The countess, delayed by French novels, dozes while the artist arrives late and unveils a dainty seductive study. The sitter insists on finishing the portrait as she simulates sleep.
Laure Jean Libbey discusses her monologue on love marriage and heart matters in Brooklyn. She notes women especially young women are ignorant and cites a child’s misquote about Solomon to illustrate mislearning and humor in understanding biblical stories.
An Austrian fort commander halted a cow that wandered from a pasture and suspected an automatic camera. After stamping the animal to test the claim, with two sentries watching, no owner was found and the cow was released to wander back, while authorities pursued its origin to see if the owner was an Italian spy.
An old timey ad page promotes distemper cures for dogs and other items. It mentions manufacturing notes and tonnage pricing, with quirky line items about stale products and odd tips. The tone mimics a bustling late nineteenth or early twentieth century classifieds page.
A survey of notable U.S. figures shows presidents, congressmen, and leaders from business and diplomacy pursuing varied pastimes. Taft enjoys golf and motoring, while indoor hobbies include operatic recordings. Peary favors a player piano. Longworth plays viola. many public figures golf, ride, or engage in hunting, boating, or camping, highlighting leisure as stress relief and social enrichment.
Washington Herald reports Maine seekers claim Captain Kidd buried treasure at Musselridge channel near South Thomaston and at an inland gods lead marsh near Penobscot Bay. Hundreds of boats have searched the waters and soil for treasure for over a century with little reward.
Modern analysts and traditional knowledge praise cereals like oats corn wheat rice as staple foods. The essay traces linguistic roots of loaf and lord, cites global grain reliance, and notes cereal varieties and steady supply despite price concerns.
Mrs Corporus Vanderbilt dowager society leader in New York remains unalarmed by threats of invasion in her district. She will not abandon her home though the city may shrink the front fence and narrow the lawn to widen the street. Miss Helen Gould also faced trade expansion near her neighborhood but endured relocation.
A condensed account of Cavendish 1790 method to measure Earth's density. It describes a horizontal torsion balance using lead spheres to gauge gravitational attraction, linking the observed torque to Earth's mass via Newtonian laws.
Paris reports Miss Marvingt, a noted swimmer and climber, flying 27 miles in 63 minutes to set a women’s long distance aviation record at Mourmelon. Despite cold air and a balky plane, she remained steady at about 120 feet, competing for a cup from a French newspaper.
A man recounts recovery after kidney bladder illness using Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. He credits a friend's pamphlet, drinks half a bottle then full bottles, and reports improvement to normal health. He urges others with kidney liver or bladder trouble to try the remedy and notes availability in drug stores.
The dialogue questions Stockbug’s current status on the street and what he is speculating about. It suggests attention to his future whereabouts and how long he will remain on the street, presenting a clipped exchange with emphasis on uncertainty about his situation.
A Colorado Springs mother recounts her infant son’s eczema cleared after three months of doctor treatment failed. She switched to Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting rapid improvement and full recovery by seven months, with teething-related boils also cured. Includes additional notes on Cuticura products and unrelated humor items.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss self gain and voting. No clear event, person, or organization fully readable.
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