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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
5
A man on a winter ride settles under an end seat when a brass plate loosens, creating a wind hole. A newspaper used as a makeshift wind shield is later appropriated by another passenger who merely pockets it, leaving the first man to endure the cold to his stop at Chicago.
Hardwood sawdust from veneers and various hardwoods finds many uses from fur cleaning with fine mahogany and boxwood in jewelry and silver polish to warquetry, molding, and scent bags. Coarse sawdust sells for fuel while fine varieties command demand and are shipped across the United States, Canada, and England.
Reported figures show Indian territory coal output last year at 1 000 127 tons and 1 400 442 tons the prior year. Olive growers face growing competition from France while American anthropology museums draw envy in England. Compressed air powers mason tools to drill granite. A wasp cell houses an egg with prey insects for larval food. Connecticut absorbs ash from southern cotton mills for tobacco land soil treatment at 40 to 45 dollars per ton. Brooklyns department store adds a cold storage unit for furs, a rare in-house seed storage trend. Sandblast etches surfaces and now coats metal plates by air-driven acid spray.
The Review of Reviews notes Europe’s interest in the United States declines as Americans reinvest surplus wealth by buying back securities. Railroads and major insurers now draw funds domestically, altering trade balances and signaling a revolutionary change in America's financial ties to Europe.
A Cosmopolitan writer notes tank ships for petroleum endure at sea with braced steel shells and multiple air tight compartments. Transatlantic routes use bulk bulk carriers with vast hull space and pumps delivering cargo in six hours. The hermetically sealed tanks enable port to port operation and have yielded salvage earnings when aiding disabled vessels.
A French writer asserts that 199 in 100,000 men in the army or navy become hopeless lunatics, while among mechanics the figure is 66 per 100,000. Chicago Chronicle reports the comparison as a curious statistical observation.
An advertisement features testimonials from Mrs D Baker of Cleveland and Mrs C G Bennett of Alma praising Dr Miles Nervine for curing epilepsy fits St Vitus Dance and related nervous diseases. It states repeated cures, urges persistence, and offers money back if no benefit after following directions. It advises readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist and try it.
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