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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1904

Page

3

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Nostalgic ad notes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children from New York cure fever and teething disorders, marketed by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample offer. Includes address at 4.8 Olmsted, Leley. Also a brief item claims Russians are born linguists with rapid language learning ability.

Mother Gray New York Olmsted Leley Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N

Wonders of a wandering mind in a miscellany

A bevy of gag lines and social jabs wind through a chaotic column. Jokes on showmanship reporters, nuptial vaccination, New Jersey kiss bans, a Missouri corn crop riddle, and light social observations mix with urban quirks and a stray anecdote about an Indian editor.

New Jersey St. Louis

Ohio fruit raiser cured after ten years of suffering

An 78 year old Ohio fruit raiser claims a ten year battle with kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatic pains, and dropsical swelling ended after three bottles of a patent remedy. He reports relief from pain and a permanent cure, urging others to seek the same doctors.

Ohio Foster Milburn Co Buffalo

Carlyle as a critic and varied literary views of his time

The article reviews Carlyle's published letter critiquing leading literary men. It notes Tennyson as clever and one of the most influential collaborators, Ruskin as pleasant company, and Macaulay as a genuinely good soul. It mentions a humorous lecture to Browning and passages from contemporary verse and miscellaneous ads and notes Madrid’s Maria Nieta claimed as the oldest woman, born in 1781.

Sage Carlyle Tennyson Ruskin Macaulay Browning Madrid Maria Nieta

Nox Vomica Killa and Wardton Hawk Control Tactic

In Wardton a toxin mix claimed to kill hawks feeding on poultry, reportedly sparing chickens. The Roseburg Review notes ancient oaks in Britain facing decline from storms and aging, and recounts Bedouin wedding customs with a guarded bride and triumphant cry. A boy’s quiet defiance follows his mother’s prohibition.

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Senator Butler Praises Peruna For Dyspepsia Relief

A letter from M C Butler of South Carolina extols Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach issues, claiming rapid relief and broad benefits. The note urges others to write to Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus for personalized advice.

M. CoMatier South Carolina Ingies M. C. Butler Peruna Pers

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