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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
5
Charles M Schwab and Mrs Schwab attend a Braddock Episcopal church dedication funded by Schwab. He kisses 200 women in 20 minutes amid a reception, then hints at a $500000 industrial school for Braddock. The piece also notes Chicago shadowing detectives and a long submarine boat report from Europe.
The London Chronicle says Melbourne is to be the temporary capital for at least five years while Canberra site selection debates unfold. Sydney resists relocation due to commercial supremacy, with Sir William Lyne steering preliminaries and favouring Sydney despite federal plans.
James Cannonball Morris survived a grim underground burial after a staged hypnosis trick. The incident ended with Morris choking on a snake and being freed. the episode followed earlier public demonstrations where he was buried and revived for picnics. A second item describes Ollie Reimer at Mercer almshouse in Sharon, Pa starving herself for eighteen months, fed via rubber hose to keep her alive.
George Van Horn of Seneca Falls New York, age 16, slept under his sweetheart Jennie Hibbard's back stoop to be near her. Jennie, 15, faced objections from her mother Mrs Hibbard who complained to authorities. Separately the Tennessee supreme court ruled women cannot practice law in the state.
Ginger sherbet is proposed as a ready dessert for emergencies. The recipe uses Canton ginger, water, sugar, orange and lemon juices, then steam and freeze with ice packed in the freezer. The item also notes rust removal using ammonia in water with muriatic acid, then rinsing to protect fabric.
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