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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
3
A Tang copy reports the New Tp publication titled The Siren from Bath. The work, described as a light, half humorous colonial satire, faces modernity’s pull while promising a sharp, almost infallible wire s?rst feature. Costa Rica’s Iglesias proposes a 4900 colliers voyage to the Guiana coast as tensions rise over Nicaragua.
A misprinted testimonial fragment praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. Women from Brooklyn Bradford and Bridgeport report improvements in health and energy after using the remedy, calling it a blessing and recommending it to others.
The crew, led by Dick Rodney, confronts Antonio on a perilous voyage aboard Eugenia. With Ned Carlton at the wheel and Antonio wielding a revolver, the brig sails west toward South America while muttered plans of mutiny and rescue swirl. Rodney volunteers to enter the Cubano’s cabin to confront him about the groans from below and to seek aid for Marc Hislop.
Pale Mate Hislop lies near death in a blood soaked cabin after assaults by Antonio. He is carried to the deck where wounds include a neck stab near the jugular a chest blade forearm and a thigh strike as the crew vows vengeance and tenders aid.
A discussion on how extreme heat worsens urban mortality, with sunstroke as the direct effect and rising deaths from chronic diseases and diarrheal illnesses among the elderly and infirm during hot summers. It notes body temperatures from 106 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit in sunstroke and 107 as a diseased termination marker, drawing on Popular Science Monthly insights.
The January Century promises the concluding installment from De H. Emary’s private story of Napoleon I, based on the original manuscript now in Century’s possession. The talks with Napoleon will be a key Century feature in 1900. The Denver and Rio Grande dining car service is praised for comfort on trains to Colorado’s scenery. Information is available from S KX Hooper or H M Cushy ing. Clement L. Smith weighs in Atlantic on American colleges needing longer, more rigorous curriculums.
Local affidavit sworn December 6 by Frank J. Cheney, claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures all catarrh cases after one use. Testimony describes internal use and blood and mucous membrane impact. Offers testimonials and free literature from Hall's Catarrh Cure Company of Toledo.
A new military post near Seattle will be named Fort Lawton in honor of Major General Lawton. The notice appears amid other items including medical cures and political dispatches from the period.
A summary of magazine pieces and contributors including a piece on General Grant's administration from a cabinet member's standpoint in Mc Clure's Magazine. It notes chapters from Hon. George Doutwell's recollections and Charien A. Conant's February review on The Treasury and the Money Market. Also mentions Katherine Hrainerd Barber's Domestic Life in the Philippines and insights into Pilipino home life for American women.
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