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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
3
A testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine and female health troubles. It claims dramatic relief for symptoms like irregular menses and pain and endorses the remedy as a trusted uterine tonic.
Reading fragments describe spider silk strength at microscopic scale and a long used micrometer at Alleghany observatory. Nearby Bourne mouth England unearthed an ancient urn, well preserved with heather roots inside. Augusta Georgia Herald notes a Grand Opera order for beer and whisky.
A critique of diagnosing women’s diverse ailments as separate diseases. It extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Remedies and Pleasant Pellets as superior, citing cures, testimonials, and urging readers to seek these medicines. It promotes the Pierce medical adviser and warns against substitutions by dealers.
The narrative profiles Miss Gertrude L Bull of Great Union Grove Illinois in a medical recovery tale. It recounts severe weakness including stomach, kidney, and heart distress, followed by dramatic improvement after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It highlights a testimonial praising the pills and notes their sale worldwide. Also defines Otto of Roses and rose perfumes, mentioning its sources and market presence.
A Viennese traveler hails Russian Railways as a praise worthy system. He notes Warsaw origins and broader beds for strategic aims and comfortable coaches with central heating and a buffet. He praises wide side passages and steady trains despite speed nearly matching European lines.
M Berthelot, secretary of the Luavte museum, claims to have found the embalming secret of ancient Egypt after examining sarcophagi from the Stk and sixth dynasties dating back to 500 B C. He concludes the oil used was castor oil, oxidized but preserving tissues, as still used in Egypt.
The finger blotter, a revolving blotter on a metal frame encircling a finger with an extension to rest on the next finger, promises to save labor for ledger keepers posting accounts and writers of envelopes. It embodies the old law that small labor saves time, enabling swift blotting with minimal effort.
A Strand contributor calls the William H. Seward statue in Madison Square a fake claiming it is the statue of two people. The sculptor allegedly offered to swap Lincoln’s head onto Seward’s statue after a price dispute, later placing Seward’s head on Lincoln’s figure and leaving it there.
A historical desk once owned by John Alden passed to Rev. William Alden of Philadelphia. It traveled from Duxbury to a New England kitchen display at a Philadelphia exposition after being sought in 1576 for relics, tied to letters written to Priscilla.
A Serrian newspaper continues assaults on the regicide government and notes a string of eight editors in three weeks. The latest editor was jailed and the editor’s wife was denied a market egg stall, underscoring political pressure and economic retaliation.
Farmer Peter Schild asserts hundreds of mosquitoes hovered near the MeTige artesian well in Desmet S D days ago. He notes the water from the well is warm and when it meets cold air the steam sustains or attracts the insects, enabling their winter activity.
Army chaplain and other veterans describe severe kidney and bladder trouble from exposure. They report relief using Peruna, with testimonials from Dr. S B Hartman’s Hartman Sanitarium offering confidential medical advice. The ad targets veterans and promises gratis guidance.
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