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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
2
A collection of humorous excerpts from different sources recounts suspicious evidence worth, a Hammock affair with a girl and a napkin kiss, a Jones office scene about registering transactions, a merchant correcting a book entry, and an Irish American caper about calling on Biddy Maloney for a job.
Dialogue fragment hints at romantic rivalries as Lieut Obersfelger and Herr Schneider court a young woman. A parental exchange mentions inviting a doctor and other party guests with humorous tone.
A fragmented conversation mix from Chicago Record-Herald and Detroit Free Press features a temperance advocate Murphy leaving a pub, a retort about Paris life and acting, and a minister questioning a marriage, with a quip by a little old man and a comic reply about caves.
A benedict jokes about the eternal woman question. A young bachelor and a freight-paying husband discuss the matter as the Chicago Daily News reports a lighthearted exchange about marriage and hats.
A fragment from a Washington Bar transcript shows a brief exchange about marital instruction and language. Mr Meekton insists on using precise wording to demonstrate adherence to his wife, highlighting misheard phrases and imperfect dialogue. The scribbled note captures a tense, unfinished joust over wording and authority.
A Stranger at Mr Cillman s new suburban villa asks about a Jersey cow for his papa. Little Miss replies paps would not want it as Jerseys give skim milk. The remark appears in the New York Weekly column.
A young member of Congress vows to deliver eloquent remarks though acknowledging tough rhetoric was needed to gain support. The exchange suggests a focus on persuasive strategy and political maneuvering at the Capitol.
Clara questions what Bobby-Mr Updyke said about him before entering. Mr Updyke replies he has no idea. Bobby asserts Clara sensed it, noting it matches what Abe reportedly said. Source appears from Philadelphia Telegraph.
Mary E Miller a Chicago attorney known for fees in million dollar heirs case and a landmark mandamus suit restoring pauper access to court. Born on a Michigan farm, she funded schooling by teaching and stenography, admitted to bar in 1895, active in woman suffrage, aiming to encourage other women to enter law.
A Paris report by Drs Chauffard and Vidal links pneumonia in a couple to drinking cold well water, implying waterborne infection. The note argues the illness spread did not come from one another and suggests the well water carried pneumonia germs. Separately Fischer and Ringe describe a method to produce crude argon from calcium carbide and calcium chloride, yielding argon nearly pure after heating to 800 degrees C.
A historical vignette outlines a cold remedy mixing half ounce concentrated pine compound with two ounces glycerine and a half pint of whiskey. Dosed teaspoon to tablespoon four times daily, the bottle is shaken before use. Ingredients are available from druggists and prepared at home with labeled concentrated pine.
A humorous clipping notes Jones the dairyman who, after signing a temperance pledge amid drinking jokes in Germany, soon mocked his health drive. He complained he was “driving a milk wagon” while temperance friends advertised his restraint.
Prof Munyon proclaims his cure prevents consumption and is now supported by top physicians. The sugar pellets claim to dissolve a cold in hours and almost always prevent bronchitis and pneumonia, drawing wide medical attention to the remedy.
Mrs Jennie L Doane of Brockton Mass has been named administrator of the half million dollar estate of the late R N Packard and to run his shoe factory. Packard died suddenly without a will, leaving eight heirs two sisters none versed in business. Doane had long served as his employee and was praised for superior judgment by Packard.
A woman's childhood coffee habit harmed her digestion and skin but switching to Postum cured headaches and improved complexion. She credits elder drinking patterns and notes clear skin and better digestion after quitting coffee. Read The Road to Wellville in Postum package literature.
A Houston woman testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured three years of female troubles and liver issues after other medicines failed. Her letter praises the remedy and urges all women with similar ailments to try it, noting lasting health improvements and urging others to inquire locally.
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