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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1899

Page

5

DUNS DELINQUENTS Plan at Centenary Church Portland

The Centenary Methodist Church in Portland Oregon adopts a novel fundraising plan proposed by Rev J J Waters. A large visitor roster with two dollar credit marks beside each name is posted in the vestibule. At month end contributors are marked, creating a steady pressure to give. The system aims to shame delinquents into paying. The plan was approved unanimously.

Stent Monitor Methodier Oregon Cen Tenary Methodist Church Portland Ore Chicago Chronicle J. J. Waters

After Seventeen Years a California Miner Marries the Nurse

A California romance of poverty and riches follows widow Cecelia Nougues who became a nurse and married John Tite, once a gold miner who waited 17 years to wed her. The couple met in a sickroom in Oakland after a long separation and wed on October 14.

California Cecelia Nowgues Pacific Coast John Tite Nongues Sirs Nougues Oakland Charles W. Wendte

Remarkable 22 Year Settlement of Old Credit Debts

A Springfield shoe dealer, ruined by stock depreciation and unpaid accounts, paid off creditors in full after 22 years, despite initial 50 cent on the dollar compromises. He avoided naming himself, stating his conscience and modesty would be harmed by publicity.

Mls Springfield Mass Republican

Intoxication Cured by Cabbage in Ancient Belief

A brief note claims cabbage cures intoxication. It states Egyptians eat boiled cabbage before other foods if they plan to drink wine after dinner. The item reflects a historical belief in cabbage as a remedy and mentions native Egyptian practice.

Egypt

Used Afloat and Ashore Bucksaw on Sea and Land

The piece recalls a middle aged man discovering the bucksaw’s wide use from a New York Sun piece. It contrasts wood cutting on schooners and canal boats with land work, noting bucksaws aboard deep water ships as a weed float tool used aboard far offshore as on farms.

New York Sun Effert Jon

Fastest blind typewriter Carrington sets Roxton claim

Miss May Carrington of Forton, employed as secretary and bookkeeper, reportedly wrote 108 unfamiliar and 144 familiar words by dictation with hardly any mistakes in three minutes using touch typing. The feat, claimed as a blindfold writing record, underscores growing adoption of touch typing and its instructional use for the visually impaired.

Carrington Forton Roxton May E. Carrington Miss Carrington Miss Carr

Admonished Judge Hammock Known Fight Lover

The Glasgow News recalls Judge Wilson Hammock of Lebanon Tennessee who died in February. He was praised as highly gifted but linked to a fatal early life incident. In Hartsville district court a heated insult led him to adjourn, then smash a chair over an attorney’s head before resuming: “Gentlemen, when anyone cares to insult this court, let nothing prevent.”

Wilson Hammuck Lebanon Tenn Glasgow Judge Hammock Hartsville Hammock

Loreley on the Amazon and a German novelists tale

A German paper reports a Porto Allegro lore on a golden haired woman who ensnares men at night near a river bend, origin of the legend questioned as possibly German. The piece also notes Aloncar’s tale Effects of Diamonds, Sarah Bernhardt’s view on diamonds, her gown adornments, and city population figures for Berlin Hamburg Munich Leipsic Breslau Dresden and Cologne. An oak tree’s annual water uptake is cited as about 123 tons.

Porto Allegro Amazon Berlin Hamburg Munich Leipsic Bresau Dresden Cologne

Hardest-Worked Woman in the White House Revealed

A column based on letters described as The Inner Experiences of Cabinet Members Wife, exposing life in the White House. It claims the current first lady has more leisure, minimal domestic control, a housekeeper runs affairs, and reporters press for daily notes while she avoids being informed about steward reports including rat problems.

Whit House Cabernet Ladies' Name Journal Washington Fife White House America Mr. Steward

Turkeys From Wild Covey Roost In Virginia Farmyard

Wild turkeys roost with domestic flock near Traveler's Repose West Virginia. Yeager and daughter Pearl carried six young birds home by bonnet after a spring covey encounter on Cheat Mountain. The birds grew into esteemed, tableworthy fowl welcomed by the farmyard neighbors.

Virginia P. M. Yeager Traveler's Repose W. Va Monterey Han Richmond Dispatch Miss Pearl

The Chinaman's Pigtail Haircut in Prison Policy

A Washington Post piece notes that cutting the pigtail hair of Chinese men signifies insult and that public works prison in Toronto will allow inmates to keep their pigtails. It contrasts with U.S. state prisons where hair is cut short, and affirms that the pigtail is treated as sacred in some contexts.

State Department Washington Star Howdy San Francisco Amon Washington Post Larkins Sydney N. 5 Hus David Jericho Public Works Toronto

Belief in Fetiches Thrives Among City Negroes

The Philadelphia Record reports that many colored people in the city believe in fetishes. Head Keeper Manley at the zoo supplies skin charms from reptiles and soft parrot feathers for love luck. Fighters also prize tail bristles for courage and strength.

Manley Zoo Philadelphia

Sight of Caterpillars in Front of Them

A renowned French scientist states that caterpillars cannot see beyond a centimeter or about two fifths of an inch. The claim discusses larval vision limits and implies limited forward sight in these insects.

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