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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1906

Page

6

Nervous Dyspepsia Cured by Williams Pink Pills in Des Moines

A Des Moines woman with severe gastritis like symptoms and near starvation reports quick recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She suffered heart pain vomiting and weakness, tried two doctors, then her sister’s tip led to relief. Within two weeks she regained appetite strength and can perform home duties. Pills sold by doctors and Schenectady firm. Texas Pecans Grower News notes profits and large orchards in Texas.

Baron Williams J. A. Wyatt Seventh Street Des Moines Iowa Mrs. Wyatt Ays Lvo

Cure for worst form of eczema by Cuticura remedies

A Selma Alabama resident reports severe facial and body eczema with itching improved after using Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment, plus associated remedies. After a year of unsuccessful treatment from two physicians, she notes the first bottle ended the outbreak and six more months fully cleared her skin.

Jones Ave Selma Aln

Regular steamship service to bring African fish to Paris

It is proved by experiment that fish can be shipped in refrigerated taxed condition from Africa to Paris. A regular steamship company will be inaugurated to supply the capital with fish, lobster and similar items from the western African coast.

Africa Paris

Rich Juicy Radishes Seeded in Tender Red Harvest

A playful note describes rich juicy radishes with tender flesh and bright red skins. It hints at careful sowing and aeration in the garden, promising crisp roots and satisfying harvests.

Day to Day Notices and Catalogues from a Distant Page

A fragmentary page mentions a “NOTICE TO DAY” and references a farm and catalogue items alongside a blend of unrelated notes. It includes an eastern singer remark on meeting Shelley and Kent, a Mother Gray’s Powder ad for children, and a vague address in New York. It closes with a note on Jerea de la Frontera and its sherry trade, noting 65 000 inhabitants and vast storehouses.

Kents Shelley Kenta Jerea de la Frontera

Deified by Chinese Major Ward Honored as God in Shanghai Temple

An American, Major Frederic T. Ward of Salem, is revered as a god by Chinese millions. The temple at Soong Kong features his sacred seat and tablets, with a graveside mound and poplars nearby. Ward’s ashes and fame are enshrined as a legendary Ever Victorious Army commander.

Frederic T. Ward Celestials Anadelty Salem Tolplig le Toerly Gordon China Ward Soong Kong Shanghai Boston Major Ward Taotai Bhanghat Lst Colle Sir Robert Hart

Scene on Plaza One to Delight Tourists

The Cuban plaza comes alive at night with wealthy señoras and señoritas in bright gowns, a chaperoned social scene around a church, electric lights, fountains, and palm trees. Daytime scenes show nurses with children, guards, vendors, and a slow, sunlit rhythm as families and workers mingle in colorful life.

Plaza One Cuba Senora

Johns Hopkins Professor Returns From Six Year Mexican Study

Prof Baldwin of Johns Hopkins University returns from Mexico after six years as a guest of President Dias, having inspected the country’s educational system at the request of the Mexican government.

Prof Baldwin Johns Hopkins University Mexico Dias

Oldest True D A Re tra Drusilla Hall Johnson Weds

Drusilla Hall Johnson, who wed recently at Northampton Massachusetts, was believed to be the oldest true daughter of the revolution.

D. A. Retra Drusilla Hall Johnson Northampton Mass

Tales of the siege of Paris and the collie's fate

A frugal family in the Franco-Prussian war era kept a collie safe until starvation forced them to eat the dog. After finishing the meal the master, distracted, sighed Rover would have enjoyed those bones.

Paris Rover

Infallible Cure for Toothache

A London physician at a medical society meeting claimed tooth extraction unnecessary and cited success curing desperate toothache cases by applying a paste of alum ground to powder two drachms and nitrous ether seven drachms to the affected tooth, except when rheumatic involvement exists.

London

Marble Slab Bedtime Comment Provokes Rooftop Morals

A woman adds a six foot long marble topped dresser to her collection of old mahogany. A male friend eyes the slab and suggests a sexual use, remarking on returning home late on a hot summer night and lying on it. The exchange highlights divergent viewpoints on propriety and desire.

Call Loans and Call Money Defined

The term call refers to a loan that may be demanded for repayment by the lender at any moment. Call money is the funds set aside to repay such a call loan.

A Minister’s Testimony on Coffee and Postum

A Town clergyman recounts his switch from coffee to Postum Food Coffee after years of nervous fatigue insomnia and declining health. He notes improved strength mental sharpness steadier nerves and restful sleep after using Postum and urges others to read the Road to Wellville booklet from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.

Biblical Institute Sol Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Lcs

Sufferings of Olympia Man Lead to Kidney Pills Cure

A Olympia resident L. Gorham recalls six years of back pain after a cold and wet spell. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring kidney function, easing pain, and normalizing urine within a week. He bought multiple boxes and has remained cured. Sold by Foster-Moburn Co Buffalo, 50 cents.

Olypia Wash L. 8 Gorham East 4Th Bt Olympia Eay Dean Foster-Moburn Co Buffalo

Preparation the Main Thing

Fragmentary maintenance of a 19th century newspaper notice contains ad-like claims about preparation and remedies. It mentions payment offers and fictitious names, with scattered lines about a patent remedy and internal cures. The legibility is poor, but the text resembles an old legal or commercial notice with hazardous medical claims.

Garibaldi Gaiter Presented to Rome Mayor

A gaiter worn to Garibaldi at the 1862 Aspromonte battle is presented to Rome’s mayor per La Tritona di Roma. An advertisement for Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn promotes health benefits and a sample offer, urging readers to mention this paper.

Garibaldi la Tritona di Roma Aspromonte Rome Garfeld Tea Co Brooklyn

Argentina's Gold Stock and Note Circulation

Argentina reports gold reserves totaling 81.4 million dollars with notes issued at 227.27 percent, alongside 285 million dollars in unguaranteed note circulation.

Argentina

Grumble Book for Family Complaints Invented by Girl

A girl who handles home duties creates a grumble book for the family to voice complaints. The device lets members note annoyances, aiming to improve daily life and harmony.

Scotty and His Record Breaking Ride

Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, rode a Santa Fe special from Los Angeles to Chicago in under 45 hours last summer. The trip cost over $6,000 and proved Santa Fe track and staff are dependable, though rapid travel may not be for you. Also notes marketing on Utah, Colorado routes and ticket rates, plus kite experiments to deter birds and a Salt Lake Route winter rate of 50 dollars to California.

Walter Scott Death Valley Los Angeles Chicago Santa Fe Leas Plains Utah Colorado Californi Salt Lake L. Moore D. PA Salt Lake City

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