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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1911
Page
7
A garbled excerpt blends phrases about cure, skin, actors, and signatures with random names and dialogues. It resembles a stray OCR of a theater cast and domestic chatter, lacking clear events or dates but containing numerous proper nouns and scattered remarks.
A reader recounts health decline from coffee indulgence and recovery after abandoning coffee for Postum. After ten days, headaches eased, digestion improved, and overall strength returned, leading to renewed vitality without medicines. The account cites a personal transformation and references a book titled The Road to Wellness.
A contemporary dispatch depicts Mutai Hafid as a brutal ruler whose early acts included mutilations and executions. Tortures described target rivals and Ben Aissa’s family to force treasure claims, with details of prisoners and long confinement surfaced through foreign consuls.
Nid-Girls of the Broad Street Park Methodist Episcopal Church organize the Rangers under Pastor Mey Willam Stone. They will be trained in artillery and will devote themselves to athletic sports to exercise in the open air.
Report from the tower mainland Ritiah Columbia notes heavy mosquitoes halting work at a sawmill 40 miles from Vancouver. Railway surveyors for the Canadian North projected protective nets but still stopped operations due to biting swarms.
York Panthe Rey William F anced recently that he nd boys of his congregation to come to church without their coats. Since that time every man or boy who wears his coat in church has been fed five celta for each offense.
A farmer guidance piece notes that summer heat, milk drop, and scarce pasture threaten lamb growth. It advocates separating ewes from lambs, giving lambs fresh pasture or rape, and using hay or weedy ground for feed. Proper summer care aims to yield strong, ready lambs by Christmas.
An early 20th century view by Thomas P. Cooper argues the horse remains the main motive power on farms, enabling machinery to work efficiently. It stresses that farm success hinges on horse labor, urges careful management and costing, and cites average horse labor costs around eight and one half cents per hour, about 85 cents per ten hour day.
Kent England hop growers have found a novel method to fix wires on tall poles used to train hops. Poles stand about 12 feet high with rows four to five feet apart. Farmers use long stilts strapped to their legs to reach seven or more feet above ground for wiring.
Growers should pick pears only at full maturity not when green. Wrapped in paper they reach market in good condition. green pears stay green and do not ripen. Pack pears and peaches carefully to prevent bruising during transport.
A fragmented report notes injurious effects when sows receive warm rich slop or milk-producing seeds soon after birth. Newborn pigs may suffer diarrhea and poor health due to overly rich feed.
An assortment of promotional material and casual notices appears, featuring a Swamp Root Kidney health ad urging trials and a sample offer from Dr Kilmer Co. The fragment mix includes a notary stamp, a Massillon quote on youth and parents, free postcard offers, and ragged local notices from multiple places.
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