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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1904

Page

2

Mittens Reveal Truth in Small Town Cash Stash

In Platte Corners Ezra Norton admits the loss of $80. Hank Somers confesses a scheme to repay after Ezra’s vow to clear his name. Grocer Bington uncovers the scheme when a journal shows Henry Somers paid Ezra with mittens valued at $2.85, ending a village whisper campaign.

Henry Somers Hank Ezra Norton Norton Henry Burs Norton Somers Grocer Hington Hank” Somers Bington Bert Norton Grover Bington Kare Gr Coryman

Englishmen Plan 14 Ton Boat Pearl Voyage to West Australia

Two Drightan Englishmen, A L Napper and J J Langford, sail the fourteen ton Brighton for Broome. They aim to reach pearl fisheries cheaply, with a 14,000 mile voyage via the Bay of Biscay Atlantic to Capetown and 5000 miles to Fremantle. innovations include a flat bottom dinghy and a floating deep sea anchor to outride storms.

Australia Sdttelainel A. L. Napper J. J. Langford Brighton West Australia Broome Patenta Nappor Bay of Biscay Atlantic Ocean Capetown Cape Fremante Liverpool Eng Mercury

Old Heart of Oak Condemned to Break Up

The Duke of Wellington era warship Old Heart of Oak, famed as the Victory in Portsmouth, is to be broken up in the Thames near Woolwich. Launched on the day the Duke of Wellington died, she was the largest armed ship of her time with 131 guns and served as flagship under Sir Charles Napier in the Baltic during the 1860s.

Nauobiwar Duke of Wellington Portsmouth Thames Chariton Woolwich Treakers Benn Chares Napier Spithead

Moor Water Carts Reach Paris Streets in Novel Service

The long awaited motor water carts appear in Paris, a municipal vehicle with a 110 gallon capacity and 18 mph top speed. Steam powered by a 35 horsepower engine drives a bevel gear and live rear axle. Output auto adjusts to pace and stops when the cart ceases motion.

Paris

Japanese Firemen Parade Displays Flamboyant Ceremony

Japanese firemen march with banners and banners and ladders, posing theatrically as if fire were vanquished by display. The squads parade in uniform, turning a serious incident into a ceremonial, leisurely spectacle.

Sea Horses Caught in Vern Nets Off No Man's Land

On a mackerel trip near No Man's Land the schooner Vern trapped five sea horses in its seine, each about two inches long. The creatures are noted as rare north and east of Hock Island.

No Man's Land Hock Island

Half Plum Half Cherry Fruit From Dakota Tree

James Warke of Miller discovers a tree in South Dakota producing a hybrid fruit resembling both plum and cherry. The fruit ripens in waves of dark red color with a delicious mix of flavors and yields abundant fruit. He introduced the variety, tested it locally, and believes it will become popular in the region.

Beuth James Warke Miler, & B Aldo Warke Pierre Missouri River South Dakota California Georgia

Motor boats race sparks new sport craze from Calais to Dover

The Calais to Dover motor boat race unfolded in calm Channel conditions. Mercedes TV won with Napier Minor second and Princess Elizabeth third as crews battled the elements and spectators predicted a bright future for motor boat racing.

Calais Dover Channel Mercedes TV Vodrine Napier Princess Elizabeth Delahaye Mercedes Mit

Dream Warns Woman Near Drowning at Well

Mrs. F. C. Jonson living four miles northwest of Quinlan saved from drowning after dreaming she would fall into a well while drawing water. She tied a rope to a stake and warned her son to grab it if needed. She slipped into the 24 foot deep, half full well but grabbed the rope and climbed out, prompted by the dream.

F. C. Jonson Norhwest

Illustrated Idiom Flaw In Immense Diamond

A fragment notes the largest diamond is not crystal, would be valuable if usable. It claims it is seventeen times larger than the famous Victoria diamond, sold for 1 1/2 million dollars, and that its value depends on its practical use as carbon.

Montreal Telegraphy School Opens for CPR Employees

A newly opened school in Montreal for Canadian Pacific Railway employees teaches telegraphy and shorthand to aid railroad workers.

Montreal Canadian Pacific Railroad

Rattlesnake Bite Care Advised by Doctor

Dr S Whitehorn with fifty two years in medicine endorses a permanganate potassium treatment for rattlesnake bites. He prescribes a solution of one grain per ounce of water injected around the wound after removing venom. Internal dosing of two grains per three or four ounces of water can boost effect.

S. Whitehorn

The Pianist Sees Notes In Quick Music Reading

The text argues that a pianist must cultivate rapid eye, finger, and brain coordination to read and perform complex music. It cites reading 4461 notes in under four minutes for Weber's Matto Perpetuo, averaging nineteen notes per second, while the eye captures about ten impressions per second, implying notes are read in groups rather than singly.

Weber

Tar treatment in Paris road near Bois de Boulogne

Three and a half miles of road in the Bois de Boulogne area of Paris have been tarred by the French Anti-dust League.

Layust Bois de Boulogne Paris

What Is Good Tea According To Bebabin's Beat

A quirky note claims good tea is tasty and soothing after. The text also jokes about persuading a spouse by involving the mother in law in a New York press item.

New York

Words That Last From Sermon Repeats At Church

A clergyman preached on a Sunday evening from the text My words shall not pass away. Exactly a fortnight later he preached the same sermon from the same text in the same church to nearly the same congregation, showing his aim that his words should endure in listeners memory.

Oath and debt case cited by Oregon lawmaker tale

A Toraway Oregon lawmaker recounts a witness explaining an oath as the notedor by which people pay debts. Col Timmons, a one horse lawyer, faced suit on a debt he allegedly planned to avoid paying, the plaintiff prevailed, and judgment was entered.

Toraway Oregon Col Timmons Ashington Times

Evolutio and the Faster Animal Reflexes

A fragmented note discusses evolution and speed in animals, touching on how endurance and reflexes shape action. It hints at neural timing and muscular adaptation as factors in rapid responses. No clear subject or event is identifiable from the readable text.

Evolutio Dighter Ulcker

Drifted shells and fairies near California shores

Fairy like abulin seashells drift to sea finding beaches near Clemente island Una and other shores. Paper nautilus seen at sea and ashore, about one inch long. An old remedy Allen’s Foot-Ease praised by a New Orleans reader. Chile coastal port Talcahuano noted with Quiriquina Island, ships anchoring offshore.

Elec California Clemente Island Una Allen H. Guilford New Orleans la Allen

Tea as hope for youth in Japan study call

The text argues that Japan’s youth aiming for public service or educated ranks must master four languages. It emphasizes tea as a symbol of fortune and hope in this pursuit and critiques the challenge of learning pure Japanese, Japano-Chinese, epistolary Japanese, and colloquial dialects.

Doctor Confirms Relation to Famous Gerster Family

Dr Abraham Jacobi recounts a gentleman asking if Gerster is related to Etelka Gerster. The doctor explains Etelka is sister to Arpad Gerster, the renowned surgeon, clarifying the family connection after a prior introduction.

Abraham Jacobi Gerster Etelka Gerster Fomate Etelka Arpad Gerster

Reception Arrangements for St Louis Fair Travel

Excellent opportunity to arrange free reception services for visitors to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. F Worsley of Salt Lake City offers to meet parties at the depot and escort them to lodgings, with advance reservations and free guidance on fares stops and hotel rates.

St. Louis Roosevelt F. Worsley Dooley Block Salt Lake City Utan Utah

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