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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1905
Page
3
Physicians nurses pharmacists and chemists worldwide endorse Cuticura Soap for its delicate medicinal emollient antiseptic properties. Used with Cuticura Ointment the Skin Cure, it cleanses purifies and beautifies the skin and may be used from birth.
Miss Ella Off of 1127 Linden Street Indianapolis Indiana describes a months long run down constitution and fatigue. After doctors failed she used Peruna and within weeks felt better gaining appetite and sleep, and after months was fully recovered. She thanks the medicine and invites readers to write Dr Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free medical advice with confidential correspondence.
A Montreal Herald note quotes an experienced oculist advising readers to minimize eye strain. Hold the book at arm's length for clear focus, keep print perpendicular to eye line, avoid excessive movement, and ensure light comes from above or behind. Reading in a reclined position is largely harmless with proper light.
The skill of Dr Val entine Mott is praised for a 1828 surgery on a clergyman with a massive neck tumor. It required removing a collar bone, exposing lung membranes, dissecting arteries, applying 41 ligatures, and removing diseased matter without chloroform. The patient survived and later continued practicing. Earthquake aftershocks continued for days and then years after the Assam quake of June 12, 1897, averaging 200 daily initially, tapering to 20-30 daily by mid July, then lingering for about two years with no new danger.
More than 10 000 pilgrims, both men and women, climb Mount Fuji in Japan each year. The mountain rises to 12 365 feet, shaping a long standing religious and cultural practice surrounding the erardettnvoiinat i errowbridge Bas.
A reader writes that after months of severe facial sores and intense itching Cuticura products provided instant relief and eventual cure after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Another brief note mentions Rio Grande do Sul demography and German descent. A third item reports finding a buried cross attached to a medieval church steeple in Gascony, revealing a well-preserved thirteenth century church.
An old ad copy promises refund if tea with the brand name on the package does not meet expectations. It asks readers to write for a Knowledge Book from A. Shitting & Campany of San Francisco and notes the bank teller will not accept signs without identification.
A brief historical snippet mentions a Brussels chemist claiming success in overcoming obstacles to plating with silver and gold. It notes related processes for covering non conducting articles such as embroidery, fine wood carving, and related items, within a banking and merchant context.
A wine shop keeper and his wife, worn by poverty after years of decline, ended their lives by asphyxiation after closing their shop. An accompanying letter from the landlord bequeathed the remaining stock to his undertakers. The scene was cleared by a commissary and locksmith.
A novel stencil holder, invented by an Iowa man, promises easier, cheaper decorative work for painters. The device grips the stencil, supports it against walls or ceilings, and adjusts for registration and varying room heights. It collapses for transport and folds into a compact bundle while remaining unobtrusive to the worker’s movements.
The text tracks pews from rare private favors in Henry VII’s era to widespread use by Elizabeth I and Charles I, with Restoration growth among the affluent. It notes box pews excluding the poor, comic mentions of bedstead pews and hearths, a servant with wine during services, and lingering continental practice of standing worship.
An ancient Tyrolean machine resembling a Ferris wheel moved to fill jars with water for irrigation. It notes discovery of iron in America, Trom as the first metal in America, found in Virginia in 1716.
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