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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
7
Advice on health and recreation emphasizes living aright and using medicines wisely. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a universal laxative, urging readers to buy the genuine product from its manufacture and from leading druggists.
In a spirited exchange, Robert Rustler questions the title of a new song while a successful chorus lady reveals The Proposal in B minor. The dialogue playfully debates transposition to A flat as a joke about long awaited improvements. A second item notes eczema causing swollen peeling hands and arms, with grief over no cure.
Charles T Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania details a twelve year eczema battle on hands arms and feet. After trying doctors and many salves he used Cuticura Remedies gaining rapid improvement and lasting relief. Photo and product claim from Potter Drug and Chemical Boston.
An elderly man laments spending over 900 dollars on his son Bill’s education at Yale. He recalls a foolish reply to a weather question, noting the money spent and his belief his son lacks sense. Mary questions him as he vents over the investment.
A stranger asks Buckley on east Sixth Street for a dime to buy a bed. Buckley jokes about assessing the bed first, offering a dime if he deems it worth the price. The Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote captures a curious street encounter and Buckley’s wary humor.
Everyday medical guidance recommends using camphor sparingly to curb a bad head cold. A dose of six to ten drops on sugar is advised at the onset of sneezing, with at least an hour between doses, ensuring it agrees with the patient.
The article reflects on Yom Kippur and the distinctive atonement ceremony that binds the vast majority of Israelites to their continuity and faith, emphasizing the observance's enduring grip on Jewish life.
The text argues desire drives health and that a system of eating is essential. It compares Chinese and Japanese diets to Western habits, endorses beans and grains, warns against excess meat and sugar, and links diet to work capacity and disease prevention. It cites studies on cancer, wages, and endurance tests, and outlines practical food choices for laborers and brain work.
A home remedy blends half ounce Concentrated pine with two ounces glycerine and a half pint of whiskey. Take a teaspoon to tablespoon four times daily, shake before use. Available from druggists. ensure the bottle reads Concentrated for authenticity.
An old plasterer testifies for the plaintiff while the defense tries to bully him. He recalls prison stints, one afternoon and one hour, linked to a lawyer who cheated a client. The scene unfolds as courtroom humor and legal clash.
A state prohibition rule is described as bar none in a legal note. The item notes a strict standard without exceptions. It mentions the phrase and its usage in context without detailing specific cases or dates.
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