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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1911

Page

2

Margaret's Veil Sparks A Picnic Fashion Drama

Margaret and her stepmother clash over a borrowed veil and a thrifted frock at a village picnic. A gust of fate brings the lace to Margaret, drawing attention from Jimmy Traynor and Alicia Venn as a theft accusation ignites, allegations fly, and a wedding veil may seal a romance or a scandal.

Traynor Jimmy Mrs. Jaine Margaret Dora Carter Joe Mra Lane Mothi Joo Jimmy Traynor Peggy Miss Alicia Venn Gores Mater Alicia Mrs. Gore Miss Venn Jimmy Raynor

Good Jokes and Famous Sayings Collide in Atypical Quips

A playful jumble of quotes and misheard lines from figures like Darius Green the Montgolfiers Rockefeller and Noah mixed with humorous misstatements about travel yachting and public sermons. The piece blends whimsy with lampooned modern life and a churchgoing audience reacting to novelty and sermons.

Typhoon Mystery Confounds Family Tale

In a humorous scene, Smith inherits a family legacy and faces a dramatic misreading. A telephone is mistaken for a mighty typhoon by the mother, who insists the storm is the Japanese emperor. Albert realizes the confusion as the old woman retains her firm stance.

Court slang and stray lines in a curious pair of quotes

A peculiar, fragmentary excerpt features a kindly stranger addressing Ittle Mollie and a childlike exchange about saving a mule. The text parodies formal institutions, mentioning a Matrimonial Fidelity and Cathualty Truth company, with the court not yet deciding.

Molle

Fortifying Experience and Letters Read by Sorghum

A fragmentary extract shows dialogue on fortifying experiences and letter writing. Senator Sorghum is quoted noting how attention to letters varies with the manner and facial expression of the courier. The passage also references leather goods and a husband tied to a quick temper.

Sorghum

Parody Dialog Fragments From A Friday Night Scribble

A fragmented 19th century style dialogue features Mrs Flutter and Mr Nivefello in warything mood. An exchange mentions a heavy sofa, moving, and a light comic tone about baseball outings and the business manners amid creditors. The piece blends humor with social irony in a New York Weekly flavor.

Fragmentary Nonsense Passage About Irrigation and Roof

A garbled dialogue mentions irrigation and a roof collapse scene with unfinished lines and stray phrases. The text references a person nicknamed Little Willie and vague questions about humidity and atmosphere, but contains no clear event, names, places, or dates to confirm.

Not for me My wife is coming back tomorrow

A brief line notes a man’s wary mood as his wife returns from the country the next day with a hint of change in plans and outlook.

Dobbins Broncon

Noted Visitor Seeks Bath Tub During Boulevard Tour

An exchange at a reception reveals a distinguished guest asking for a bath tub six by four by three feet. Officials offer an automobile tour of the city's famed boulevard system and parks. The guest shows interest in practical amenities over luxurious venues despite invitations.

Recepton

Merely a Temporary Disadvantage and Wedding Plans

A humorous exchange shows a widow announcing her engagement to a man she has known for only two weeks. She jokes she can overcome objections with time as she hopes to know him better after marriage. The dialogue reflects light social satire from the period.

Maria Harpers Weekly

There’s Nothing Slow About Jones Says Loan Story

A snippet quotes two men debating the speed of Jones and a claim of a past loan. One man asserts Jones is slow to repay, while the other concedes he did lend ten dollars six months ago and has not seen him since.

Same Old Story in Firm Tiff Over Drunken Partner

Seblor tells Mr Smith that while absent he learned Mr Gayboy was intoxicated. Why wasn’t he fired? Junior Partner admits he didn’t know he was loaded. The exchange hints at management knowledge and action in a private firm dispute.

Seblor

Mixed Botany Craze Appears in Quirkily Fragmented Text

A fragmentary OCR style passage discusses a wall open to mixed botany and a question about shared craze, featuring unclear dialogue and prior phrases about satisfaction and biting at alk. The reader is left with enigmatic phrases and partial quotes.

Clock Toll Sparks Quick Hour Tally in Library

Grace exclaims twelve o'clock as the clock chimes, noting how swiftly time passes. Tom remarks his father has aided in the ticking, having tinkered with the clock in the library for the last ten minutes.

Grace Tom

When Your Back Is Lame Doan’s Kidney Pills

A Weatherford Texas reader describes back ache dizziness and numb feet from kidney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills cured him and he reports no trouble since. Sold by druggists and stores at 60 cents. Foster Mulburn Co Buffalo NY.

James Hardin Weatherford Texas Doan Foster-Mulburn Co Buffalo

Lawn Economics and the Lawn Mower Parable

A Sage notes lawn sprinkler use while a native explains watering to grow grass. The sage then observes a man with a clicker device over the lawn, which the native identifies as a lawn mower. The mower cuts grass, so watering seems redundant, prompting a Judge to question the logic.

Judge

Fireproof school beside Collinwood fire site

A new school building stands beside the Collinwood fire site where 175 children died in 1808. The design claims direct room exits to the ground, avoiding main halls, with features described as fireproof and panic-proof.

Collinwood (C

Why Is It That People Mind Not Their Own Business

A short, pithy exchange features a youth asking why many ignore others affairs and a home-train philosopher offering two reasons. A quip from Philadelphia press is cited, followed by a pun about rocking a boat and safety in case of accident.

Philadelpha Ress

Degenerates and Old Scandal Echoes in Turbulent Tale

A fractured excerpt centers on Degensrated and Kid McCoy, with tangled quotes about a troubled relationship. The speaker criticizes a partner, mentioning bitterness, a long marriage, and tension during a tense moment in a tunnel scene.

Nipped in the Bug Phrase Sparks Abrupt Exchange

A brief, unclear dialogue fragment centers on a sharp remark about a small loan and a prior refusal, suggesting a tense moment or dispute between speakers with incomplete context. The snippet hints at themes of debt and obligation without providing concrete names or events.

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