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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
2
A mother reports her baby was burned on one side of the face and head when boiling grease spilled from a frying pan. After applying three boxes of Cuticura Ointment the skin healed with no scar, prompting praise for the remedy. The account cites Mrs. Hare of South Shields and mentions Potter Drug & Chem in Boston.
Bridget the kitchen maid in the Morse household recalls the day’s mystery of four red apples vanished from the storeroom. Mrs Morse suspects theft by the apple thief while Bridget jokes her gingerbread loaf hides the fruit’s fate, hoping little Stummick withstands the pressure.
A Berlin teacher publishes a pupil composition titled The Kaiser. It recalls Prince Wilhelm born on the Kaiser’s birthday and narrates dramatic scenes at the castle with portraits of Wrangel and a Hohenzollern lineage. The piece stirs debate over loyalist sentiment in schools.
A two week gap follows a squabble between lovers. The man asks if Clara will reconcile when she returns. Little Bessie hints Clara is upstairs making up, suggesting the reconciliation is underway.
A Washington girl describes improved energy after switching from a heavy breakfast to Grape-Nuts and milk. She says the change made daily commuting to her railroad stenography job easier and more enjoyable, praising the cereal as life and vigor in every grain.
The article recalls scarecrows as American farming icons facing obsolescence from barbed wires guns and electric deterrents. It cites farmer wives storytellers and actors like George Stone and local enthusiasts such as Mr Holland in Michigan showcasing evolving scarecrow art and its cultural shadow.
A 30 year old standard female remedy story notes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping women through change of life and other female ailments. Letters from Mrs Hanson of Columbus Ohio and Mrs Banenay of Graniteville Vermont tout its benefits and urge publication.
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