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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
7
A collage of folk tale origins about roses and thorns, courtesy and manners, plus vignettes about Count Andrassy, a Swiss goat law, and social quips. The fragments recount legends of rose forests, council decisions, and admonitions on civility from Circle Magazine and Home courtesy columns.
Dauncey Stanton, trapped by middle age and a thrilling affair, faces despair after losing wealth and trust. His wife Alice returns, offering forgiveness and partnership, promising a shared future and a chance to rebuild their life together.
In a Harper's Weekly vignette a stern elder berates his daughter for avoiding his favored speech pattern. An open Notary window becomes the scene as the man insists on a particular pronunciation, insisting that the air from the window is cold and must be shut, prompting admonition from the daughter.
This notes several summer treats using cornstarch oranges and tapioca. It describes a cool orange pudding with orange juice and sugar, topped with orange slices, plus bread pudding using bread crumbs milk eggs and lemon rind baked with jam and a meringue topping. It highlights heat preservation of flavors and variations in meringue sweetness.
A lighthearted column mixes porch cushions with madras fabrics and turbans, then offers laundry tips for kerchiefs, a crab jambalaya recipe, and a chiffonade salad method. It blends decorative fashion notes with practical kitchen instructions in a breezy domestic vignette.
A note on turnovers from worn linen handkerchiefs. When the center and edges wear thin, sew narrow bands to create four pretty turnovers. The embroidery on fine handkerchiefs is finer than that on turnovers sold in stores, making this a frugal craft idea.
A Justice of the Peace in Rolla endorses Dean's Kidney Pill as meritorious and sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. A U S immigration commissioner recalls a Swedish woman who faced rent difficulties and quips about not being too poor to do their own kissing, highlighting social hardship and irony.
A Pulhton Oswego County mother recounts her one year old daughter's eight month eczema ordeal. After failures with three doctors and an eye specialist the child improved after using Cuticura Remedies, though eyesight could not be restored. The letter dates Aug 17, 1906, and ends with a bravery test dialogue about courage.
This clipped reform-era ad text touts a healthy charm in women as the cure for nervousness sleeplessness and irregularities. It cites Pinks ham s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female weakness and invites afflicted women to communicate with Mrs Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
Fragmented OCR suggests a clash involving Mokwise and Alba's, with mentions of exiles and initiation pay. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, lacking clear actions, dates, or locations to establish a concrete news item.
A terse line from a fiction scene features a man warning another character about the peril posed by Sirewater, hinting at looming risk and conflict in a tense dialogue.
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