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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1910

Page

3

The Little Brown Jug et al in a Southern chase

Ardmore notes a perplexing tale involving a bored millionaire Henry Maine Griswalt of the University of Virginia. He pursues aid against Atkin while trains run between Atlanta and Grawold as Governor Osborne of South Carolina threatens arrest of Bill Ap Biewelaht. Barbara Osborne is also mentioned in a tangled border line drama.

Fomax Ardmore Henry Maine Griswalt University of Virginia Atlanta Grawold WEA Atkin Gris Wemmla Osborne South Carolina Bill Ap- Biewelaht Bree Te Cobnula Barbara Osborne

Governor's Daughter Confronts Mystery in Atlanta

In the governor's reception room Barbara Osborne questions Griswold about her father’s absence and a threatened Appleweight case. A tense exchange reveals looming political pressure and a request for Griswold to stay until the secretary returns, while lines of danger and duty tighten around the governor and his allies.

Someon Griswold Sphinx Miss Osborny Gov Osborne Miss Osborne Charlottesville Atlanta Jewson Applewelatts Urolpa South Carolina Tim North Nise Mr. Bosworth Peach Tree Club Bosworth Mr. Woosworth Barbara Griswoll Richmond Appleweight North Carolina Gov. Dabhorne Virginia Express

The Jug and Mr Ardmore Seek Rare Pirate Tale

Mr Thomas Ardmore of New York and Ardsley, a democratic traveler who keeps to himself, signs a standing order for piracy themed works. He acquires The Golden Galleons of the Caribbean from a Georgia library sale, then departs a hotel after dining alone and facing a reporter about his sister, the duchess of Ballywinkle.

the Jug Ardmore Thomas Ardmore New York Ardsley Griswold United States New Orleans Caribbean Domingeuz Y Pascual Madrid Atlanta Palladium Mrs. Atchison Duchess of Ballywinkle

Return to Canaan Acton Brightens Small Town

Nell reunites with Colonel Acton at Canaan Junction as Jack Dexter reports a cleared indictment and a bank scandal settlement. Acton, Nell, and Dexter plan a celebratory dinner, with the town awaiting a warm welcome and the station reduced to a backdrop for a homecoming.

Nell Jopman Acton Goodby Hilim Jack Dexter Jack Nellie T Hen Coronel Canaan Dexter Main Street

Cuticura Cures Longstanding Eczema On Hands

A personal testimony extols Cuticura for chronic eczema on hands and body. After years with multiple doctors, one box of Cuticura Ointment and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent fully cured the author. A daughter’s summer flare also clears in two weeks. Includes a dated testimonial from Mrs. M. 5. Falin of Speers Ferry VA, Oct 19, 1909, and a humorous Irish anecdote.

M. 5. Falin Speers Ferry

The Esthetic Cat and Hypnotism in Medicine

The article extols the cat's virtues including affection courage sagacity endurance and self reliance while noting its aesthetic appeal to poets and domestic life. It also touches on hypnotism in medicine as recognized by the medical profession since the nineteenth century.

Baudelaire von Scheffel Poe de Musset Henry Irving

Unnecessary System Sparks House Alarm Suggestion

An electrical supply agent advises installing a burglar alarm to wake residents if a window is opened at night. Mr Newpop dismisses the idea, saying no burglar can get in while they sleep. The couple mentions they are weaning their baby.

Nell Main Street Alcazar J. P. Dexter Honey Girl Jack Dexter Aston Mebt Jack Mr. Newpop

Quotations on Language and Desire from Mrs Hoyle and Mrs Doyle

Mrs Hoyle asks if the husband uses bad language at home and Mrs Doyle responds with a wry line about talking as if a fountain pen. The exchange frames a common truth that men want much they do not receive and receive much they do not want.

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