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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1900
Page
6
The page presents a collage of satirical maxims, misprints, and social commentary from the Silver Messenger. It notes whimsical proverbs, misused phrases, innuendo about politics and reform, and remarks on Beets sugar industry and colonial military reports, reflecting a breezy, opinionated humor column.
Rumor from Hogland says Grand Duke Michael heir to the Russian throne may wed Princess Margaret of Connaught, eldest daughter of the Duke of Connaught. The match could influence succession as Nicholas II has no sons. Margaret, born January 1882, is 18, praised for grace and charm. Queen Victoria reportedly favors closer ties between Russia and Britain.
Lady Broome recalls a cooking class mishap where water filled potatoes exploded, sending projectiles into the air and damaging stoves. No injuries occurred, but the event sparked disbelief at the reappearance of potatoes and the comical chaos in the kitchen.
The article details Michael, born December 4, 1878, as grand duke and about 21, highlighting his robust health and strong lineage from Alexander III. An incident involved four kitchen maids and a girl of the people, who sought to help by serving in the kitchens, drawing attention to the court life.
A fragmentary rant argues writers should only pursue fiction as top columnists like Meury Clews Gage and Tesla are seen as better targets for influence. It claims major figures such as Pierpont Morgan James R Keene Russell Sage and others could command vast sums to reveal opinions on railroad reorganizations stock speculation and lending.
A fragment recalls a knight at a castle gate and a warder waking his valet with a shouted demand for another ho, captured in a terse line from the Indianapolis Press.
In Parma farmers operate a dairy and poultry department advising on live stock care. Emphasizes mature fowls for laying, large yard space, and steady chicken growth with growth foods. Recommends pullets as prime layers and careful seasonal feeding with greens, oats, and vegetables. Stresses ample water, dust baths, and humane housing for egg production and stock health.
Dairy Noten argues that dairy interests are disorganized with weak year to year associations while a strong year round structure could sustain executives and greatly aid dairy owners. He discusses cheese markets, English tastes shifting to milder cheeses, Canadian adaptability, and the need for knowledge in cheese making to produce uniform high quality cheese at scale. The Wand separator is noted as gaining popularity amid expanding dairy knowledge.
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