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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
3
An illustrated design explains a wind aided ventilator shaft using a twin section cupola with adjustable side doors to direct flow. The goal is to pull vitiated air out while admitting fresh air from inlet flues and preventing rain or snow from entering.
Mr. Weller laments local ministers who mislead young women and pretend virtue while exploiting labor. He rails at lazy shepherds who preach but neglect flesh colored Christians and suggests punishment to “shake the nonsense out of them.”
Parents urged to prevent skin eruptions in infancy and childhood using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes emollients to purify and beautify baby's skin and hair and offers a free 82 page Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
A Tennessee family welcomes triplets and, amid the joyful scene, a visiting Irishman inspects the infants lying in a row. The father asks for a judgment and points to the middle child, asking the man what he thinks. The visitor notes his interest and the father declares he would save that one.
An interviewer asks American author Mrs Wiggin for views on London during her London visit. She responds with a witty comparison to a young lady at dinner who asks Dr Gibbon to recount the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.
James K. Hackett told a Pittsburg luncheon that most actors are modest. He cited a young actor who advertised for roles by asking for a dead body or outside shouts, illustrating excessive modesty at the start of his career.
Dialogue portrays Mrs Brown asked about summer plans replying she will fry fish for the men as usual, reflecting domestic routine and wartime hospitality.
A damaged text describes trimming the fore part of a horse’s hoof to prevent elbow strikes. It notes paring as shown and placing a leather pad under the rear hoof. It contrasts with a correctly proportioned foot where a line from the leg shows proper bone angle for strength and free movement.
The author argues for frequent pasture changes for ewes and lambs to control stomach worms. Move ewes to a new small pasture weekly to keep lambs parasite free, noting worms transfer via grass and an 8 to 12 day development window for germs.
The process heats milk to about 160 degrees to kill lactic germs but not putrefactive ones. Experts warn dirty milk may be pasteurized, making danger hidden until later. Physicians claim pasteurization may reduce milk digestibility and fail to prevent spoilage.
A fragmented notice profiles a Hittinger a large currant and gooseberry grower living far from Boston. It mentions a thriving nursery with thrifty vigorous plants and methods like hardwood cuttings and fall storage in a cellar.
The United States Geological Survey reports on the Bearpaw mountains lead field in Montana. Prospecting began 1888 on argentiferous galena near Lloyd. a claim patented 1892 but unprofitable, others patented since with some work done but no ore produced. The region shows widespread mineralization with ores carrying gold, 40 to 60 ounces of silver per ton, and 30 to 60 percent lead from hot-spring–related deposition.
At a Helena Commercial club banquet it was announced that former Senator W A Clark has subscribed 63 000 000 to the Helena and Butte electric line bond issue. Construction starts this fall for a 75 mile route crossing the Rocky mountains and powered by a Missouri river dam near Helena. The line will connect Helena and Butte and aid mining districts hindered by lack of rail service. The dam project progresses as Hewitts of New York and local capitalists back the effort.
The Montana board of equalization chaired by Governor Norris raised main line railroad assessments 6 percent to 19,925 dollars per mile for transcontinental lines including Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Branch lines also saw increases: Billings branch 3000, Coeur d'Alene branch 1000, Gaylord branch 1000, St. Regis cut‑off 500.
Mrs Vera Prosser faces a murder charge for allegedly shooting her divorced husband Reese T Prosser on a Great Northern train near Libby June 1 The district court opened with Judge Erickson and County Attorney Maiden The court amended the complaint to state Prosser died from the wound and she pleaded not guilty Her breakdown followed the reading of the amended information.
The Montana State Federation of Labor held its annual convention in Livingston with hundreds of delegates. Convict labor was a major topic of discussion and resolutions supported the state anti tuberculosis crusade.
Forest Ranger Edward Clark arrives in Kalispell from Coram with word of a new ore outbreak beyond the south fork. He travels with a pack train and men to assist, while supplies are ferried from Ovando toward the scene to control the blaze.
An advertisement extols kidney health with warnings of backache hip pain and urinary troubles as early signals. Mrs W R Cody of Lewis ton Idaho shares dramatic weight loss and renewed kidney function after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Tuberculosis in prisons prompts a New York associations drive to treat inmates and prevent spread in state facilities.
An advisory emphasizes mothers should examine every bottle of Castorl ia to ensure it is safe and effective for infants and children, urging careful scrutiny of the remedy.
When rubbers become necessary and shoes pinch use Allen's Foot-Iase antiseptic powder for tired aching feet. Cures corns and bunions, eases new shoes, helps dancing parties. Sold everywhere 2c. Sample mailed free upon request to Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY 1.
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