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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1900

Page

2

Noblest Game Fish in the World

In a sweeping view of angling, salmon is hailed as the noblest sport fish. The piece extols its beauty, size, strength, and flavor, noting big salmon especially prized and that pike and other monsters seldom compare. It closes by mentioning a two year course in scientific furm ing at many scientific schools.

Tim Federman Iite Trent Pacific Atlantic Woo Kip- Ting Long Bay Huntich Columbia Conor Canada Ireland Scotland Gillies

Shad Eggs and Rainy Trees Across the Canary Islands

A fragmentary newspaper sketch covers a laurel tree whose leaves shed water each morning forming a drinkable tiny pond for locals. It also recounts salmon angling lore in Ireland and Scotland, the mystique of salmon rights, and curious notes on water tears from trees, shad stock plans for the Shannon, and a Paris-bound divorce aftermath involving Mrs. Kate Wright and Joseph Plonier.

Canary Islands Logan County Kentucky New York Philadelphia Kate Wright Wright Sam Wright Astairs Joseph Pionier Alfred Pionier Joseph Plonier Kitty Joseph Pionter Ghid

Practical Farming School Planned Near Sing Sing

A school of practical farming will be started by prominent New York figures on a farm near Sing Sing. The program includes both men and women students and will cover gardening orchard care stock and poultry keeping bees and house decorations among other topics.

New York Sing &Ng

Queen Marguerite of Tlily Prefers Incognito Alpine Tours

Harpers Bazaar notes Kaynt Women at Home queen Marguerite of Tlily hides her identity while mountain climbing and bicycling in the Alps. She travels as a commoner, stays in chalets, and even rides in royal parks alone, once being briefly detained by a royal guard who doubted her claim to royalty.

Marguerite Kaynt Marguerite of Tlily Harpers Bazar Alps Royal Park

Ages of the World and a Wireless Telegraph Clock

The German geologist Heinrich Schmidt of Jena maps world ages into day parts, yielding eleven named periods and a final six thousand year history as five seconds. A new wireless telegraph clock by Richard Kerregs would synchronize London clocks via Hertzian waves, using a coherer arrangement to link public and private timepieces.

Heinrich Schmidt Jena Real Society Atta Nonual Conversaziona Richard Kerregs London

Krupp Gun Contracts Allegedly Bring Huge Profits

The Frankfurter Zeitung quotes a Krupp competitor claiming the German guns maker profits from government contracts. Prices cited show field guns at 1 145 dollars, later orders at 464.30, Krupp lowering from 1 146 to 492.48, shrapnel at 2.03 versus 1.19 by rivals.

Krupp Frankfurter Zeitung Kripp Navy German Navy Department

Buckwheat Cakes and a Jackson Era Soldier

A Virginian recalls a former Stonewall Jackson aide who loved buckwheat cakes kept hot by a personal stove in his dining room. He supervised flour prep and cooking, pairing the cakes with Virginia sausage. The man fears buckwheat’s collapse could end this culinary habit.

Stonewall Jackson Jackson New York Sun

Frenchman’s offhand remark at waxworks echoes party stiff formality

A Parisian visitor to Madame Tussaud’s waxworks in London offhandedly compares the partylike crowd to an ordinary English gathering, noting a hint of stiffness. The remark, attributed to a young Frenchman, reflects a candid diplomatist’s moment of honesty.

London Madame Tussend Youth

Navy plans massive new fleet to vastly expand U S sea power

The navy will build eleven armored ships and three improved Olympia type cruisers, with hull and machinery costs totaling about 51.9 million dollars. Five battleships of the Pennsylvania class and six California class cruisers are authorized, plus five Holland submarine boats at 176 thousand dollars each.

Congress Navy Department Oregon California Brooklyn Ehipy Olympia Secretary of the Navy

Tattooed Portraits On Lovers Back Stir War Era Rumor

Report describes Professor Jake Lon della tattooing portraits of sweethearts on soldiers and others. Women are his best customers. soldiers’ images and names appear on arms backs and breasts. Lon della cites wartime trends and lists recent designs such as snake horses peacock and butterflies on Mrs Frank Caldwell.

San Francisco Philippines Jake Londela Londella South Africa London Frank Caldwell

Rew Lawn Mowing Device Shown For Close Shrub Cutting

An article describes a lawn mower with a front projecting cutting apparatus to trim near trees without bark damage. It features two knife sets reciprocated by a cam plate, less power than older designs, simple mechanism, and a small brush above the knives to push debris.

Rosales Polarxpedition Sets Sail From St Petersburg

Baron Toll commands the Daria with twelve sailors and a Yakutek Cossack interpreter. The Norwegian whaler type vessel to winter 1900 1901 on the northeast Taimyr flank aims to reach regions between Jeannette and Fram routes, pass Lena mouth, New Siberian islands, and push toward Behring Strait then Vladivostok with three depots and 1200 days provisions.

St. Petersburg Baron Toll Lena New Siberian Islands Greenland North America Vladivostok Behring Straits New Siberian

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