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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1910

Page

3

Fashionable Seasides and Foreign Beach Culture Explored

The piece surveys European and American seaside resorts, contrasting French Parisian fashion at Trouville with English beach etiquette and Britain’s Brighton. It recalls Napoleon, Ostend, Dieppe, and Tunisian shores, noting villas, promenades, casinos, and the allure of sea bathing from Margate to Narragansett Pier.

Orleans Dieppe Biarritz Paris Trouville Parie Cowes Newport Napoleon Josephine Bayonne Fiarritz France Pyrenees Bay of Biscay Spain Empresa Eugenie Louis Napoleon Gladstone Wellington Loyola and Xaver Ostend Europe Lhe Tiarritz Brigston Bray County Wicklow Brighton Ireland Emerald Isle England Yarmouth Wales Clyde Scotland San Sebastain Arcachon Bordeaux Tunis Rades le Marsas America Philippines Palm Beach Florida California Gulf Coast Atlantic Narragansett Pier Asbury Park Bradley Titania Atlantic City

Bear predations force camping defense and harm

A New Brunswick fur trader laments bear incursions into camps as fur prices stay low. He notes bears often break in, destroy gear, eat butter and food, and that the only effective stop is sealing doors or using a gun.

New Brunswick Fur News Eateo

Tile Is Most Sanitary For Walls Floors And Ceilings

The article extols tile as the most sanitary surface for baths kitchens and ceilings noting its smooth non absorbent surface easy cleaning and resistance to grease. It warns about joints where dust can collect and suggests using sanitary bases and thresholds. It also highlights color variety but favors white for cleanliness and predicts growing use in homes due to economy and practicality.

Bath

Roof caper at Wells school ends in elopement plan

Miss Wells a stern head of the Wells school for young ladies confronts a midnight roof drama. A determined suitor with a scar on his chin arrives to rescue Miss Jean Kelly and proposes elopement with a rope aid, prompting a vow to marry only a determined man.

Hyacinth Wells Wells School Jean Kelly Ravendale Mie Wells Jean Thomas William Miss Jean Miss Wells Wella Misa Wells Kelly Ynted Hame

Downfall of a Soldier in Vienna

Lieutenant Hofrichter of the Austrian general staff is condemned to death for murder by poison in chocolate tablets given to three officers who were promoted over him. He confessed after strong evidence, amid testimony from his young wife. If not pardoned for insanity, his execution would be Austria’s first in 30 years.

Vienna Hofrichter Holrichter Austria

Welfare measures across Europe on families and children

Article notes England offering tax rebates to fathers, France debating cash bonuses for government workers with children, and Schoeneberg in Berlin paying monthly child allowances. It cites rising living costs and a trend toward reducing the standard of living for youths, with Schoenberg set to pay 2.50 pounds monthly to any single parent with three children and scaled amounts up to 6+ children.

England France Schoeneberg Ber O Schoenberg

Reverie and the San Jay of thought in Anilels Jourmal

Reverie speaks of night’s color and day’s heat as a fertilizing force awakening sleeping germs within us. It describes material gathering for the future and talent’s use, centering on a reverse San Jay of thought.

Plas Anilels Jourmal

The Prevention of Ruins

A New York note argues that American writers lamenting ruins prefer preventing decay to imagining specific structures ruined. The piece reframes envy of European views into a defense of preserving existing landmarks.

New York America

Hamilton's Tomb in Europe and New York City Works

Fragmentary report notes European tombs and New York monuments. Mentions Melis cathedral arch, parraffin coating to halt decay, tomb of Melvandar Hwaflien at Trinity churchyard, a Brooks Park memorial from William Kerkefeter, and Cipollie marble pillars near Tartbuloniew's church.

Europe Melis New York City Can‘ral Park Broox Park Willian Rerkefeter Cippollie Tartbuloniew

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