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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1906

Page

7

Peruna Promised Hope For Hay Fever Sufferers

Mayme Smith of Columbus endorses Peruna for catarrh and hay fever, claiming it helps her. The ad notes hay fever as seasonal allergy from atmosphere irritants and pollen, suggesting Peruna boosts nervous resistance to endure the season with fewer attacks.

Mayme Smith Mound Street Columbus Kfe Pernna Peranu

Three Great Conversationalists Mentioned by Carl Schurz

Carl Schurz profiles three eminent talkers: Mart in, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Bismarck. Holmes is noted for spirited bellsprit, Bismarck for imposing wit and narrative, and Mazzini for warmth and conviction that captivate, as described in McClure's Magazine.

Martins Oliver Wendell Holmes Bismark Dr. Holmes Bismarck Mazzini Jhim Carl Schurs McClure

His Clever Plan Brings Wife Home

A man, distraught as his wife traveled away, devised a ruse by sending her clipped local papers and withholding the clipped item. When she asked, he refused to reveal it. The deception succeeded and she returned within a week, curious about the missing news, reported by the Pittsburg Press.

Pittsburg

Facial Inquiry Sparks Conversation in Puck Cartoon

A Puck dialogue questions a woman's appearance, with a remark about her face being thin. The other character asks if it appears worn, prompting a brief exchange on perception and appearance.

Puck

Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Cure for Stomach Pains

A Kansas woman recounts severe stomach pains and headaches ending after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She praises the remedy for relieving indigestion backaches and neuralgia, noting prior doctors and medicines worsened her condition and vowing to recommend the pills to others.

Landanum Dr. Williams

Clearing a wreck crew teaches safety and wrecking craft

An Iron Trail article recounts a wrecking foreman describing the modern wrecking outfit and its components. It details a steam derrick car, truck car, locking car, track supply car, cook and bank car, and caboose, plus procedures for approaching a wreck, signaling, and clearing debris. The piece notes stock and passenger wrecks as especially dangerous and lists lessons: no overworking men, full safety devices, simple train orders, not overloading cars, and retaining skilled workers to reduce repeat errors.

Iron Trail Roundhouse Elding

Entertaining Children at Parties and Home Care Tips

Practical tips on hosting children's parties with timing by age, inviting etiquette, games like doll and dog shows, and a lawn treasure hunt. Also includes craft ideas for centerpieces, back fashion fixes, and home care routines for silver, frames, and alabaster ornaments with concise how-to steps.

Worn-Out Bucket Used for Parrying Water in Flowers

A worn bucket with holes may be repurposed to carry water for flowers. Small cloth wicks pulled through its gaps serve to channel water as far as they will reach, adapting the tool for garden use.

Mary A. Clark Bateman Godfrey Hall Journal of Health Chas. H. Fletcher R. Halstead Scott Chicago Ills William Belmont Cleveland Ohio J. H. Taft Brooklyn R. J. Hamlen Detroit Mich J. R. Clausen Philadelphia R. M. Ward Kansas City Astoria

Lincoln as a Lawyer Story A Lincoln Party Leader Recalls

A Philadelphia speech recounts Abraham Lincoln proving a disputed will a forgery by calling a single expert witness. The witness identifies the water mark as Blank & Co and the paper as dated 1836, sealing the case for the defense. The defeated candidate remains unconcerned about the outcome.

Lincoln Philadelphia Dash Trm, Blank & Co

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Haine Mayme E. Smith Passoria Dodds R. Paxton CO Boston Mass Defiange Neys Maris Pecces WN. U Salt Lake City Sears W. L. Douglas Gilize Ballard
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