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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1903

Page

5

Court terms and local officers noted in Challis meeting

The document lists court terms for several counties and local officials such as Hodgman John J. Fitzpatrick and Miss Alice Felkner, outlining dates and the Challis lodge meeting times. Regular Saturday night gatherings are announced by W. Elder and J. G. Fisneub with E. B. Curtis and George Hosford among officers.

John J. Fitzpatrick Jesse G. J. Finnell William J. Bowen William Elder Auditor and Recorder Geo E. Keyes

Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge announces regular meetings

Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 27 of Challis holds its regular meetings in the Odd Fellows ball on the first and with Tuesday nights of each month. Visiting members in good standing are welcome. Pearl McGowan N G Mabel Jose Secretary.

Challis William Elder N. G J. G. Fisneub Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No Odd Fellows Pearl McGowan Mabel Jose

Custer Encampment No 10 holds regular meetings in Challis

Custer Encampment No 10, 1.C.C.F., meets on the first Wednesday nights each month at 8 o clock in the Odd Fellows hall Challis. Visiting Patriarchs in Hood Ridiesine welcomed. Thomas Jo se, P. J. G. Finnell, Scribe.

Custer 1.C.C.F Odd Fellows Challis Istana Hood Ridiesine Homas Jose P. J. G. Finnell Congregational Church Dlelork P Christian Cavor Nickerson

Green the Color of Hope in Fashion and Nature

The piece extols green as the most restful color, linking it to hope youth and spring. It discusses cultural associations, warns certain complexions should avoid it, and celebrates apple willow and moonlight greens for dress, rooms, and mood. It notes green suits a fortunate woman with a shade of her own.

Breen Ireland London Graphic

Blue light aids surgeons in pain free operations

A St. Petersburg physician reports blue electric light improves many diseases and makes operations painless without other anaesthetics. It claims faster healing of burns and mucous membranes, usefulness for hard to reach areas, and notable pain reduction in cancer and lupus treatment.

St. Petersburg Mendelsohn Berlin

Fences to Alter Rainfall Proposed by Scholars

In hilly terrain rainfall varies greatly with elevation. Chambers Journal notes towns near Kerry mountains double or triple regional rainfall. Prof Tyndall lectures contrast 59 inches vs 21 inches due to mountains. Rollo Russell suggests building vast walls 6 to 7 miles long and 300 to 400 feet high to divert moist air and force rain.

Chambers’ Journal Prof Tyndall Kerry Rollo Russell

Kaiser as Bandmaster at Neudeck concert

Emperor William led the Cuirassier regiment band at Neudeck near Breslau after a banquet. He requested the 1102 cavalry march Steerdebeker, which Moltke revived, and conducted with a baton before handing it to Moltke to lead his own works. The next day he returned to the band and conducted again for an hour.

William Neudeck Breslau Berlin Prince Heneket von Donnersmarck Marshal von Waldersee von Moltke Germany

Smoked Fish Trade in Germany Shows High Demand

Cod and other fish are favored in Germany with a large stock of fresh fish smoked or cured for sale at high profits. The home supply is inadequate and imports last year exceeded ten thousand tons.

Germany

Ribbon Flowers and Lemon Tartlets in Nineteenth Century Style

Articles describe ribbon flower making for dress and hair using satin, velvet, and wire to craft roses, violets, geraniums, and decorative sprays. Also included are lemon tartlet recipes with corn flour, eggs, and lemon rind, plus a method for purifying water with alum and a cottage cake recipe from New York papers.

New York Detroit Pree Press W N. Y. Herald

Net fishing in the lakes explained

The Buffalo Express notes commercial fishing in fresh waters relies on nets including gill nets used on Lake Erie. Nets form a six foot high fence and stretch from 00 feet to miles long, anchored with leads and corks, marked by buoys, and joined into gangs. Pound nets trap fish in larger receptacles, while set lines and various nets exist for sturgeon and other species.

Neta Lake Erie New York Ohio Canadian

Mexico Making Strides By Scientific Mexican Official

Dr Charles Amezeun of City of Mexico praises Washington beauty and autumn days. He says Mexico rapidly Americanizing, inspired by United States progress and by Gen Diarmony, whom he hopes to live ten more years for continued national advancement.

Charles Amezeun Mexico Washington Republic of Mexico Rio Grande United States Diarmony

Germanys Air Baths Embrace Berlin Society

The Berlin air baths become fashionable among society ladies as the Berlin Institute promotes open air health routines. Children and older women attend, exercising muscles and lungs in secluded grounds with minimal, modest bathing attire, amid high walls near the city outskirts.

Berlin Berlin Institute Europe America Golden Penny

Sound Sineper recounts a drunken secretary punishment tale

In memoirs by Paul Kruger a secretary is tied to a wagon wheel for drunkenness. A Boer camp is attacked by 2 000 Kaffirs and about 4 000 Zulus that night, driven off at daybreak. The sleeping secretary wonders if a fight occurred. Butterflies are eaten by Australian Aborigines amid rock gatherings in Bugong mountains. The Sultan declares no distinction between Christians and Muslims.

Paul Kruger Bugong

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Directories U. B. Senators U.S Troasute Supreme Court James F. Allable LN. Sullivan Charles Stockslager Sth Janes M. Btevens A. J. Sharp Hodgman Court of Cue Judicial District Custer County Lemhi Bingham County Sue Fremont County Fe Tesepyassensuy James M. Stevens Custer Lodge NO Idon B. Heyburn T. Dubois Burton L John T. Morrison Turner Pans Eagle R. Rounds R. V. Coozier N. Coffin Sigbert Bell Iss Mae L Scott Eggleson Silver Leaf Ouster K. J. Perky Guster County Nobie Block Boise City Idaho Robert W. Philps Omoe Cold Fellows Hall Main Street P. Ma. Challis Spaio J. C. Rogers W. W. Adamson Rogers & Adamson Attorneys-At-Law Hees R. A. Pierce W. J. Lamme Tpano Frank Nickerson Onnallis, Ida Utah Montana Oregon D. E. Burley G. P T. A Salt Lake City Robinson Bar Warm Spring Creek Salmon River Clayton Superior Medical Properties K. D. Williams Ulorn the Kaiser Bandmaster Dmonte Professional Washington Star Fashionabies Patriarchs of Constantinople
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