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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1908
Page
7
The piece details the cedar bird and goldfinch, their plumage and behaviors in July and winter. It notes nesting from down thistle, food sharing by the male, and cowbird parasitism affecting warblers and larks, with Audubon and regional concerns over bird protection.
Mrs William Tryon of Fitchburg Mass arrives by baggage car in Salisbury North Carolina in an airtight wooden case resembling a burial casket She suffers nervous trouble and bronchitis and travels south for a warmer climate Her husband and a nurse accompany her and she remains in near total privacy despite public attention
A fragment references three miles as a mifles unit in the WA league with a fathon equaling six feet. It mentions a span of 110 percent inches and a band tied to horse measure of four inches.
Altoona Pennsylvania report says a boy drinking from a spring along the Juniata River near Mill Creek surprised a large bear. Harry Lindsay of Huntingdon heard a noise and saw the bear close to the pair. Both froze briefly before Lindsay jumped into his boat and the bear fled into the mountains.
In Dunbar England ex Sergeant Alexander Goodall of the Royal Artillery has finally been informed his pension is increased by 15 cents per day. This grants him an annuity of 50 dollars, reflecting a long wait for reward after service in Crimea.
In Waterbury Connecticut a Naugatuck run trolley car was swarmed by bees seeking refuge in a large tree on South Main Street. Boys with stones drove the bees away, but a man shielding himself was hit by two women when his arm swat shot. The crowd roared as the chaotic scene unfolded.
James H. Jamison night watchman at Stewart Cement Company plant in Sharon, Pennsylvania, fought off three large owls that attacked him and lacerated his face and hands. he killed the birds with his mace and will be confined to his home for a period due to injuries.
The readable fragments describe severed land segments near a cape with unclear origins and scattered notes on ownership. Strong entities and precise facts are missing, leaving the geographic terms as the only concrete details.
The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard cure for female ills after thirty years. It claims to have helped thousands with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache bearing down feeling flatulency indigestion dizziness or nervous prostration and invites sick women to write for advice. It provides the Lynn Massachusetts address.
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