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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
7
An article describes a DIY cough mixture claimed to cure colds in twenty four days by combining two ounces of whiskey with Virgin Olive oil and Pinecomb essential compounds. The piece notes it as an inexpensive remedy for families and mentions Cincinnati factories. The text also includes fragmented dialog about a daughter’s happiness.
A fragmentary testimonial from Maine women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as a trusted remedy for female distress. The letter asserts thirty years of use and notes public publication of testimonials to help other women through difficult periods.
In a jungle aftermath Blake and companions survive a leopard encounter and a grass fire. Miss Leslie helps and Blake executes a perilous rescue while Winthrope questions danger. They forage, roast leopard meat, and navigate toward safety with tensions over endurance and loyalty.
Washington Read Admiral Prem to Marion Rizey surgeon general of the navy recently retired owed his promotion to care of McKinley’s invalid wife. Dr Rixey served as president’s physician from 1898 to the Buffalo shooting and was at his bedside at death. Before dying McKinley hinted at elevating Rizey to surgeon general. Roosevelt carried it out. Rixey was decorated by King Alfonso for aid after a Santa Marte boiler explosion.
Washington John Brinckerhe Jackson the new United States minister to Cuba has returned from his posting in Persia and will be ready to assume his next post soon. Born in Newark New Jersey in 1862 he is a graduate of the naval academy at Annapolis and entered the diplomatic service in 1890 with service in Germany Bulgaria Greece Roumania Servia and Persia.
Bjornetjerne Bjornson, gravely ill, described as a fighter, son of Rev Peder Bjjornson who took charge in Oesterdalen. The pastor’s bold action against rude rinyleaders restored authority, while his father’s separatist stance once challenged King Oscar, ending with a year’s imprisonment that he avoided by sway.
John Daniels Jr of Irvington on Hudson plans to perpetuate the Hud son Fulton celebration by flying the national ensign at his 102 foot flagpole every Sunday. His estate sits on one of Westchester county’s highest points and he urges other riverfront landowners and vessel masters to follow suit along the Hudson.
Andrew Robertson died in Lennoxtown aged most likely over 80s after 79 years with R. Dalglish Falconer & Co. He began in 1830 as a calico block printer and later served in various posts, ending as a color mixer. The company is noted as an agmne firm in Scotland.
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