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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1900
Page
3
The article notes competing views on China's age with ranges from over 100,000 years to 2,500 years before Christ. It mentions the Great Wall completion around 211 B.C. and Weinting's presence by 209 B.C. to 157 A.D., plus a note on European activity in China and Japan's decision to charter seventeen steamships for troop transport.
Two letters from women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving ovarian and uterine symptoms. Mrs M Any Sutre of Arlington Iowa recounts swelling relief after one bottle and avoidance of surgery. Mrs Exsiz Bexay of Otis ville Michigan credits six bottles for full recovery from long standing womb falling and bladder inflammation.
Reports from eastern Washington indicate a lighter wheat harvest than expected with an average of thirty bushels instead of thirty five. The state total yield estimate falls from thirty million to twenty five million bushels. Also noted are health ads promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to aid digestion and kidney strength. Leung Chitso, a noted Chinese reformer, returns to Ponalu from Maui as a reward case unfolds.
In Buffalo Supreme Court Justice Laneham awards a patent action over Foot-Ease powder trade mark with full accounting and restraining order against imitators. The report includes Union Pacific and Denver Rio Grande rail excursions East and West, mobilization of Marines for the Far East, and a burst of travel ads with details on routes, trains, and services. The piece closes with military orders at Presidio and local Los Angeles Chinese Resolutions on lawfulness and residency.
Mrs Izora Chandler a New York painter of dogs and author of Three of Us defends the dogs souls theory. She argues dogs share heaven with humans and praise their loyalty and patience. She cites her late St Bernard Rex and notes a $300 dog miniature commission.
A riveter on a high steel structure handles a flying bolt with dexterity, dodging sparks as it streaks from girder to girder. Workmen below watch with interest and fear the hot projectiles in a dangerous but practiced routine amid the skyline.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press recounts a humorous reminiscence of married life. A young couple sees gossip in Ventnor visitors lists showing Mr and Mrs Zang will, provoking playful misreadings. The tale contrasts youthful romance with mercenary literary chatter and a fortune linked to an older wife.
The Baltimore American details a dramatic scene atop the new Continental building at Baltimore and Calvert streets. Portable forges heat bolts and rivets for joining steel girders. workmen haul blazing pieces from high, frail seeming platforms as each rivet is set.
A Racine college classmate recounts a Wisconsinites tale where a student known as Quaries coaches a friend in recitations. The prank ends with the professor discovering an almost identical Campbell poem as the classmate’s original essay and he warns the reader that any fish today will be paid for.
In March 1892 a vivid corroboree by two Aboriginal tribes at Port Darwin impressed observers with realistic tactics. A scout climbs a 20 foot pole to monitor imagined enemy reinforcements, illustrating perilous tree‑line warfare while desert action is described in detail.
A temperance anecdote recalls Dr. Thornton’s visit to Ballarat and a brusque encounter with a hotel. The British Anti Sunday Day Traveling union grows to 25,124 members, aiming to spare travelers Sunday labor. Shareholders protest Sunday goods traffic limits, with committees concluding Sunday trade bans would not hurt British railway companies’ commercial interests.
Notre Dame University offers readers a free catalog and details on terms and courses including a Commercial Course and Edward's Hall for boys. Rev. James A. Burns appointed president of Holy Cross College in Washington, noted as a leading Catholic educator.
The article notes Minas Gerais as a populous Brazilian state with about 3 000 000 of 4 000 000 inhabitants and a 22 000 square mile area, praising its cool temperate climate and healthful conditions while highlighting northern diamond mines and prosperity among mining districts. It also mentions General Miles monitoring China deployments and other varied items.
Mary J. Kennedy of Are mwour & Co's Exhibit at the Tram Mississippi Exposition in Omaha praises Peruna as a remedy for summer catarrh stomach and liver issues. She claims three months of use left her well and permanently cured, urging others to try the medicine and noting it cleanses blood and relieves related ailments. free sample offer from The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio accompanies the endorsement.
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