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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
3
A testimonial from Arvin Shelton of Covin Tennessee describes severe kidney disease and rheumatic pain until Dean Kidney Pills provided relief. The ad claims quick improvement, strong healing, and full recovery after daily use, selling for 50 cents a box by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
The visitor asks why the husband is irritable at home and the wife replies that safety at home is the reason, noting the husband believes it is safer to stay quiet. The exchange reveals a tense domestic dynamic reflected in a brief newspaper-style remark.
A testimony from Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan dated October 20 1907 describes a severe eczema case on a child. After failing with another physician she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports complete cure with no relapses. The account credits the Cuticura remedies for relieving pain itching and healing the affected skin.
A remark asserts that many who claim self made status owe their success to their wives, suggesting spouses influence achievement and recognition more than individual effort.
Mexico requests severe penalties for Del Rio Texas officials' alleged bad faith in allowing raiders to return wounded to the Texas side and for permitting meetings that fomented raids murder and robbery. Minister Mariscal criticized Texas while praising Washington for border troop moves.
Walker Minnesota July 4. H E Na son marshal of Bena brings Ben Hawkins colored here to await district court. Hawkins arrested for cutting two Indians Peter Kickum and John Rabbitt with a life. Wounded Indians in serious condition but doctor says they will live.
In Bisbee North Carolina on July 4 Theodore Johnson a hotel chore boy suffered severe facial head and hand burns when a wash of gasoline and water over a fire in a range exploded. He was preparing the solution at the Hotel Columbia when the blast occurred.
Reports from Korea via the Empress of China state that about a thousand pro Japanese Koreans, linked to the Il-Chin Hoi society, were slain by Korean insurgents. Japanese statistics claim the killings occurred during ongoing hostilities and reflect anti Japanese sentiment in the region.
A July 28 announcement indicates Secretary Taft will receive word on nomination. The notice states Mrs Taft’s nomination decision was finalized and will be shared from Cincinnati.
Katee shih Bo Maui 0 ne ss toy. Fragmentary OCR text notes an incident mentioning an electrocution and names Maui and Katee shih Bo.
Congressman James Sherman arrives in Utica on the New York express from the west to a large, nonpartisan welcome. Fireworks, chimes, and a monster procession greet the Republican candidate for vice president as crowds line Bagg's Square and surrounding streets.
Wisconsin livestock sanitary board met in Madison and elected President George McKerrow of Pewaukee, Vice President George Wyllie of Morrisonville, and Secretary John M. True of Baraboo. State Veterinarian David Roberts of Waukesha reported tuberculosis among cattle is notably lower than three years ago.
Reports from floods in Southern China say hundreds have drowned and thousands starve in destroyed villages. Chinese and foreigners have formed a large relief fund. Large sums and food are being sent from Hongkong.
Twenty two members of the Manila and Fiber Paper Manufacturers association paid their $2,000 fines in the U S circuit court for operating in restraint of trade. Two more companies are expected to settle their penalties in the coming days.
In the Rikovsky mine near Yusovo, European Russia, a gas explosion killed many workers last night. Authorities have recovered 157 bodies badly burned and expect the toll to rise to at least 242.
Latest quotations from grain and live stock centers show wheat in the northern and hard categories ranging around $1.06 to $1.11 in St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth. Oats and flax prices appear steady, with cattle hogs and sheep ranges listed for Chicago Sioux City and South St Paul markets.
In Raleigh North Carolina on July 4 the coroner’s jury cleared Turner Smith a nineteen year old youth of charges tied to the death of engineer B Stultz of Seaboard Air Line. Smith admitted shooting Stultz claiming it was provoked by Stultz spying through a peep hole at a house where the boy’s relatives lived.
A fragmented clipping mentions a 1950s era decision on school integration and responses in local government and communities. It references court action and public debate over racial desegregation and its impact on schools.
A Kansas City Times correspondent reports a tiny Seneca band on a northeast New York reservation practicing the Wood Face order. Members wear wooden masks painted red and black with silver eyes, dance with turtle shell rattles, and chant to drive out evil spirits from the ill, a multigenerational ritual guarded like Masonry with strong belief in its spiritual benefits.
An old advertisement touts Murine Eye Remedy sold by all druggists at 60 cents per bottle. The copy highlights weak watery eyes and claims a 48 page booklet included in each package, with the product promoted by Murine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago.
Observation on friendship urging restraint in altering a trusted companion. Emphasizes respect for a friend's own choices and authenticity rather than imposing meanings or roles.
The passage presents a dialogue about experience as a teacher. A wise person notes experience teaches, while Mrs. Torkins laments some prefer continuous post graduate study over action, especially in horse racing contexts.
Stack covers awnings tents and flags promoted by American Tent and Awning Co of Minneapolis inviting inquiries for information and prices.
Gobsa Golde asks about a deal and is told a single million. Mydass remarks that every million counts in the tense exchange.
Buy U. S. dif and disinfectant and ship your hides pelts wool etc to N. W. Hide and Fur Co Minneapolis Minn offer appears as a trade solicitation urging owners to mail in animal products for processing and sale.
A conversation notes a fox sensing a man from a quarter mile away in favorable wind. Jil adds the scent would be stronger if the man is inside an automobile.
A short ad style line from Milton Dairy Co of St Paul Minnesota urges customers to ship cream to Gay Street. The fragment also includes a quip about youth lasting only as long as one can climb stairs without breathing hard.
An 2500 bottle advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims it soothes teething gums reduces inflammation eases pain and cures wind colic aimed at mothers buying for children.
A brief notice profiles Dr J H Rindlaub a specialist in eye ear nose and throat based in Fargo North Dakota. The ad suggests sentimental value exceeds monetary worth in a love letter.
St. Paul Minnesota advertisement offers top prices for cream from Miller and Holmes indicating a local dairy buyer seeking cream producers to sell to.
A testimonial from Mrs. E Hanson of Columbus Ohio extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The letter claims the remedy eased nervousness headaches and allowed her to resume work. It promotes the product as a standard female remedy for displacements inflammation uterine issues and other symptoms and invites sick women to write for advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
A lively exchange in a front row leads to a remark about a performer singing battle songs with high realism. The young man asks if the songs feel authentic while a gentler respondent agrees they evoke a fighting mood. The scene captures wartime zeal and public morale.
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