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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1905
Page
6
A jumble of quips on medicine, poems, and trivia. It mentions a French submarine, a Chicago insurance loss, and a Bowling Green man fined for kissing another man. Also notes on tomato plans, gunpowder, Heaven for pets, and a Philadelphia girl killing a mad dog with a golf stick.
A princess arriving in the United States was refused lodging at a Coney Island hotel after keeping snakes in her room. The incident sparked commentary asserting that visiting royalty must observe proprieties and cultural norms.
A reporter witnesses a desperate man smash a pawnbroker window for a cameo brooch bearing his dead daughter's portrait. He dies from blood loss after a police capture, while the brooch is found to contain the child's image. The tale centers on the husband's act, the missing wife, and a vanished tale that never reaches print.
A fragmented dialogue shows a Count denying mercenary motives while an Heiress contends her creditors are pressing. The exchange hints at financial strain and social tensions surrounding debt and justice.
Fragmentary text mentions travel and a gun wage dispute with missing names and places. The passage references a person asking about return home from Rugppe and a claim about a wife. Detailing is insufficient for full factual summary.
A miscellany of light nature notes and childish puzzles including a brook tale about a miller and fisher, outdoor games with Turkish and Greek captains, practical jokes with a toasted cheese box for rats, and short anecdotes on flittermice and Jack origins.
A hungry donkey entices a farmer to open the orchard gate and sample the best fruit. After the donkey wrecks a tree, the farmer beats him but later learns the donkey catalyzed a richer harvest, as the ruined tree bears double the apples and larger fruit the following year.
A humorous account describes a hobble hoop race where competitors wear hoops strapped to ankles inside a barrel hoop. Racers crawl along a 60 foot course with hands inside the hoop and feet restricted, producing slow but comical progress and bow-legged antics.
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