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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1900

Page

6

Grace Howard a Belle Rancher of South Dakota

Mina Howard known as Grace Grace Ranch owner and former New York society belle built a cattle empire in South Dakota. She ran Grace Mission then sold it to the government, later buying a cattle ranch on the White River and opening a store near her home.

Mioy Grace Howard Joe Flowart, Jr New York South Dakota Mins Howard Mina Howard Grace Miss Howard Maest Miley Howard Washington Bhe Dakota Chamberlain Crow Creek Winnebago Grace Mission Indian Bureau Congress Indian Office Sho Slater Indian Department Misa ‘Howard

Barnacles Draw Birds From Waterlogged Log Tale

In Golden Daya a log carrying birds causes gulls to cluster, each bird adding weight until the log shifts and barnacles emerge. Birds peck eagerly at the newly exposed food and depart only after the barnacles are all eaten.

Inventions of an Insane Man from a Lunatic Asylum

A London paper reports a former tailor jailed at a Welsh asylum, who during a decade created useful devices. His ship anchor, never fouling, earned $10,000 in two years, aiding his daughters and maintenance. He also devised a corkscrew and folding chair.

Luna Ue Wellesley Asylum London

Rival Cols Clash in Mikawuri Legislature Laughs Save Day

Speaker Farriss warned Crisp and another belligerent, quelling a heated quarrel that had spectators laughing as Champ Clark recalled the near fight. The scene ended with order rather than bloodshed, showcasing humor in the chamber.

Furie Celep Col Crisp Neuren John W. Parriy Anak Farriss Champ Clark Denver Republican

Conning Gallas by a Gull Crew in Tacoma Log Study

A gulls resample in Tacoma shows a cunning display as several birds perch on sunken logs long in water. One large gray gull, possibly the leader, stood on the log edge near the water, examining its surroundings with keen interest.

Tacoma

Turkey's Resources and the Ottoman Empire in Global Trade

Collier's Weekly says the Ottoman Empire sits among the richest potential resource nations worldwide after the United States. Years of American Turkish diplomacy have built growing trade links, with mutual commerce already in the millions. A disruption could hinder future trade and new channels. The Turks view the United States as a trusted partner for developing their vast resources.

Ottoman Empire United States Collier's Weekly Republic

Byron's birthplace in doubt amid street renumbering and demolition

The piece notes the uncertainty of Byron's birthplace in Holles Street due to renumbering from 16 to 24 and demolition of the original house. A modern No 24 bears a bronze memorial, unveiled informally, funded by John Lewis with artist Taylerton. The article laments lost historical houses and urges other firms to mark sites.

Fettera Hollea Street Byron Peter Cunningham London Society of Arts Oxford Holles John Lewis No. 24 Newstead Abbey Lewis Taylerton Westminster

Holland's Queen Likes Farming Miniature Farm aids the poor

Queen Wilhelmina of Holland maintains a small farm whose produce helps relieve the needy. It was there she learned to manage a household by careful Dutch methods. We are made great or small by our own acts.

Holland Wilhelmina

Louise Chan dler Moulton A Boston Poet and Host of Salon Life

Morris Wade profiles Louise Chandler Moulton, Boston writer and celebrated hostess who influenced American literature. Born 1835 in Connecticut, she rose from schoolroom verse to European acclaim, befriending Holmes, Howe, Jewett, and Browning while shaping young writers.

Louise Chandler Moulton Boston Lernelf London Sarah Orne Jewett Thomas Wentworth Higginson Julia Marlowa Longfellow Holmes Browning Matthew Arnold Mrs. Moulton Uttle Village Orly Connecticut William V. Moulton Ond Morris Wade

Ten Tiny Fairies Help Dorothy Narrates A Dream Tale

A story within a story follows Dorothy and her mother as they discuss fairy helpers. The mother explains every little girl has ten tiny fairies to aid in work and play, teaching Dolly the value of blessing and busy servants.

Ton Puleion Mamma Dorothy Dolly Theas Fairies Dolly Girl Kapa Gori Vanta

Solomon in Turkey Clears a Tobacco Box Dispute

A Constantinople correspondent describes Turkish police justice settling a quarrel between an Armenian and a Kurd over a tobacco box. The Armenian claimed ownership. the Kurd said the box held tobacco and cigarette paper. The officer ruled the Armenian owner and accepted a 25 cent reward for his trouble.

Constantinople Solomon Allah

The Buffet Automatique Spreads Across Cities

Paris and Vienna boast automatic buffets with no waiters. New York plans a similar setup. Patrons choose sandwiches, salads, and drinks via labeled taps, pay with coins, and receive items through a moving tray system. A manager and cashier assist, but no staff to serve.

Paris Viena New York Vienna

Mold Up Your Head Teachings On Posture And Health

A school age speaker urges proper head and shoulder posture to prevent lung and spine issues. The advice links physical posture to confidence and mental alertness, claiming slouching harms speech, appearance, and motivation while promising better breathing and broader world view.

My Papa Sells Talk A Humble Child’s Witty Reply

A minister’s child jokes about her father’s work among traveling salesmen. Two boys claim their fathers sell shoes and paper, then the little girl proclaims with duchess flair that her papa sells talk. The verse closes with a line about cottage love and banquets.

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