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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
3
A physician from Yakima Washington testifies to the effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills noting personal use and high regard. He states the remedy is the best he has prescribed in his career and recommends it to patients through dealers at 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A senior partner rebukes drummer Mr Jones for a supposed side line after marriage. The partner warns that a wife may keep him home, but the drummer defends his commitment and the partner quips about staying on the road.
A note describes Casey at the Bat included in the Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 along with schedules and records. The volume, sent by Coca Cola Co of Atlanta on receipt of postage, includes a brochure The Truth About Coca-Cola promoting the beverage.
A third grade teacher asks why Washington crossed the Delaware and twenty plus youngsters guess. The class struggles until Annie volunteers a punny answer saying Washington crossed to Atlantic City to reach the other side.
The applicant at the railway ticket office requests a travel arrangement beyond standard comforts. He rejects parlor, sleeper, and parlor fix ins, preferring to stay awake to watch scenery. He asks for a refrigerator car option he has read about, seeking unconventional lodging.
An electrical supply agent urges a burglar alarm for home security. Mr Newpop dismisses the risk noting they sleep with a baby and claim no burglar will enter while they rest.
Dilton report: former Governor B. F. White's sixty horsepower car rolled over at about twenty mph injuring all in the party. Governor White sustained severe injuries including a broken collarbone. Mrs. George C. Conway and Mrs. Will Cushing, and Miss Ora Conway were badly hurt with members pinned beneath the car for hours. Gasoline spilled on Miss Conway causing burns.
Helena reports the Graves Mercantile Company of Boulder likely to be prosecuted after an explosion at its powder house killed four. Two injured victims asked Governor Norris to act. the governor referred the matter to the attorney general. The Holter family, Graves stockholders, settled most claims for $50,000, with two petitioners seeking $10,000 each before the governor.
Arthur M. Gosse of Waterown Massachusetts Harvard University summer geology student was struck by lightning atop a Montana mountain near Virginia City. He was unconscious and several teeth were knocked out or loosened. He was taken to Bozeman hospital and cannot continue the course, returning home.
Fire officials in western Montana and Idaho report a rising wave of fires over 60 days. Large crews have been dispatched to Crews battle blazes along the St Joe river near Trout Creek as 5 miles by 10 miles destroyed. Other fires threaten the Drexel Benton and St Regis junction areas.
A woman recalls past promises from a man about the sun ceasing to shine and the moon falling if she did not accept him. He half remembers making such phrases, and she notes her regret that she did not let the moon drop.
Personal testimonials claim complete eczema cure after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. Affected hands and skin allegedly healed in weeks, with praise for family uses and warnings against other treatments. Testimonial dated October 19, 1909 from Speers Ferry Virginia.
Samuel Ross killed himself in a local saloon in front of five men. A bartender begged him to stop but Ross laughed and fired a fatal shot through the heart, despite attempts to intervene.
Butte District Forest Supervisor Mason, based in Anaconda, asked forest authorities to appeal to the War Department to assign regular troops to combat forest fires in Montana and Idaho that were growing beyond control.
A druggist replies brisk business with tickets bought for two picnics and four excursions and donations to indoor events. The piece contrasts life, law, and piety with a tongue in cheek remark on authenticity and respect.
Forest fires have surrounded the town of Taft in Bitter Root forest. An army of 1,500 men from various industries is on fire duty in western Montana to combat the blaze.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at teething products gaining attention as parents seek safer early childhood items. Mentions a national plan and a market upsurge amid evolving consumer safety standards and manufacturing responses.
Fire destroyed three residences in Lennox a fashionable Helena suburb near the state capitol. The losses include the homes of Dr M E Knowles state veterinarian J H Bunnell and T F Miller with total value about 75000 dollars. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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