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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1903
Page
3
A church scene unfolds with a new tenor Errol captivating De Vere as a lost youth resurfaces in his singing. A dramatic confession leads to an proposal to marry, while a stranger soprano stirs emotions among congregants in a poignant moment of faith and art.
A Philadelphia Ledger note recalls a Sunday school moment at the South western Reformed Church. A girl answered the pastor’s query about St John with a playful misstatement, while a citizen warns that bad trusts gain power and risk temptations for the good.
A historical fragment notes numerous appearances of new stars, highlighting a brilliant Cas siopeia event in 1572 after St Bartholomew's massacre. It oddly cites Mrs Winslow's Koatting and Por children trething, then mentions an official Vienna advertisement with Baroness Bourseheid claiming a February 1795 birth.
A collage of vintage items including Christmas trees in Victorian England and Paris wireless telegraphy plans. Also notes on Queen Victoria era tree ornamentation and a humorous Dumas anecdote about a tips exchange, with brief consumer tips and stray medical ad copy interwoven.
A testimonial from Miss Groner of Manhano New York asserts severe menstrual pain and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims six bottles cured her and credits the medicine with restoring health after doctors failed to help.
Prof T A Jagger Jr of Harvard, studying Mount Pel ee eruptions, says residents in volcanic regions can escape destruction by building masonry cellars or shelter chambers to use during eruptions.
The senator declares moral satisfaction in offsetting the public and cites genius and heroic figures who starved or lacked recognition. He contrasts public benefits with what he calls deserved scorn, saying nothing pleases him more than striking back at the public for its ingratitude.
Drug stores have received Peruna almanacs featuring astrology articles by a competent astrologist. The almanac provides a full horoscope by sign and includes a Q&A on astrology. A free copy is offered on request, with a predicted rush as demand grows. ask your druggist to secure one early.
Nelson’s old ship the Victory remains accessible to the British public though she will soon be superseded as the admiral’s flagship at Portsmouth. The move marks a transition in naval display and heritage.
The article reports three Chicago men were sentenced on Saturday for ticket scalping and forgers, with a fourth pleading guilty to a second indictment after a Forteight trial. It notes coordinated actions with New York and Pennsylvania railroads to curb the practice, described as petty larceny harming the poor and wage earners.
A German report marks the fiftieth anniversary of a bug powder known as Dalmatian powder. Anna Rosseur identifies chrysanthemum flower dangers to pests, prompting druggists to halt or regulate the Invect powder trade now valued in the millions in Dalmatia.
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