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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
2
A Silver Messenger essay argues American architecture moves from colonial era to a broader, better taught practice. It notes rising taste, stronger architect autonomy, and reliance on native materials shaping original American forms. The piece foresees future public buildings and homes reflecting distinctly American beauty.
A Plymouth Church minister cites English usage of American elevators rolls and typewriters to illustrate how American devices ideas and influence travel abroad. The piece notes the global reach of democracy and cites Goethe and Therese anecdotes while contrasting modern behavior with past servitude and hunger for service. It also reports on St Petersburg’s sword of honor relics and a New York World view on model tenements and a Lynn preacher urging women to stay at church.
An essay arguing education should forge self reliance and public service not mere literacy. It contrasts educated citizens who remain passive with true educators who turn private truth into public action, urging leaders to follow the light God gives them and to protest injustices.
The piece argues fear arises when athletics become business and winning eclipses pastime. Training, self-denial, and genuine enjoyment matter. professionals corrupt amateur sport with money, fame, and vaudeville acts, inviting youth to pursue show over sport.
The article argues for a real love match over marriages of convenience. It stresses companionship and mutual sympathy as essential to a successful marriage and warns that many so-called love matches fail. It contrasts genuine love with arranged unions and asserts happiness hinges on selfless sacrifice and shared welfare.
Two Maine girls Misses Jane given and Carrie Crocker of Millinocket ascend Mount Katahdin from Togue Pond camp using snowshoes. They braved the east face through a pine ridge and tableland to reach Pomola gulch before turning back as clouds closed in.
A lone man in a roost encounters a pretty woman who sits beside him with a roguish smile. She asks him to talk, sits on his knee, rests an arm about his neck, and agrees to a kiss. He asks her age, aware the question may be rude, while she responds with coy playfulness.
A fragment from a period article recounts distant treetop travel to camp near Togue Pond and a Handy Box for the bedroom, praising sanitas covering. It also follows a political vignette about Congressman George W. Smith campaigning with a driver near the Ble Muddy river and asking about fish.
A 1910s style guide outlines that moth repellents like moth balls tobacco and naphthalene do not kill eggs or hatched larvae. It recommends weekly brushing and air exposure, plus fumigation with carbon disulfide in a sealed trunk with moth marbles, which evaporates and kills insects. It also suggests packing garments in boxes with taped cracks and using benzine or gaunling to purge closets and furnishings.
The article advises on blanket care including washing frequency, airing and shaking routines, and methods for home cleaning. It discusses risks of shrinking when sent out and recommends a dolly technique and lukewarm water with minimal soap or powder for safe handling.
Prepare batter with sour milk and thick cream or substitute melted butter with hot milk. Mix flour to pancake consistency, beat eggs separately, then fold in eggs. Cook on a greased griddle into large cakes the size of a breakfast plate. Layer with butter and soft maple sugar, repeat to use all batter, then cut like pie.
A historic kitchen note details seed cake making with flour sugar yeast warm milk butter and caraway seeds. It guides mixing forming a batter letting it rise baking in a hot oven then brushing with milk after bake. The measurements include two and a half pounds flour one fourth pound sugar one ounce caraway seeds and one half pound butter.
The article notes that artificial raft or skeleton beams can imitate heavy beamed ceilings and be fixed to ceilings by wallpaper experts, with wood staining possible. It also advises tightening sagging cane-seated chairs by washing with hot water and drying them thoroughly to restore stiffness.
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