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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
7
An old remedy claim lists two ounces glycerine half a pint of whiskey and concentrated pine as a cough and cold cure. Dosing is one teaspoonful to a tablespoon every four hours, shake before use, and obtain ingredients from a druggist. note the pine product comes in half ounce vials.
A person recalls starting with opening cab doors then car doors and now waits for aircraft to be ready, highlighting a progression from ground vehicles to aviation. The quote captures a transitional moment in readiness and opportunity.
A testimonial from Mrs. N. E. Graves of Villisca Iowa describes years of back pain swelling and breathing difficulties before Dean's Kidney Pills cured the kidney trouble. The ad promotes the 50 cent boxes sold by all dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Eight-year-old Jessie reports a new terror in the choir after a change of tenors in the morning service. The line between sacred music and fear appears blurred as the family reads the day's odd note from the church.
An advertisement invites readers to write Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago for a free 48 page illustrated Eye Book and eye care advice. It touts Marine products as strengthening weak eyes soothing eye pain and suitable for babies with scaly eyelids and granulation, priced at 50 cents.
Jack perusing my countenance leads to a blush as Bell and Belle converse about the moment. The dialogue centers on facial reaction and accented social cues in a playful exchange.
President Hill and Montana delegates including Dr Hoyt and John Lohr travel to Washington to urge revocation of government irrigation contracts and promote private plans. They push for faster development of Montana projects and will consult with Senator Carter on methods to accelerate Congress action.
Missoula reports the switchmen's strike remains unresolved after President F. T. Hawley advised appealing to central labor bodies for funds to cover family expenses. Hawley said a check would come from St. Paul tomorrow but the men demanded immediate, adequate funds or they would quit and resume work if not paid.
In Butte Mrs Tim Lynch saturated her clothes with coal oil and touched a match, burning face neck and shoulders. She ran into the snow and died from the wounds as a domestic unhappiness dispute involved another man. A rescuer tried to help while the husband stood by.
The jury in Butte found Thomas Griffin guilty of second degree murder and sentenced him to twenty two years in the penitentiary for the shooting death of Patrick D. Shea on October 9, 1909. The case drew large crowds to the trial.
Bozeman, Montana E C Kinney past department commander of Montana G A R died in this city from Brights disease. He helped build the long bridge at Des Moines.
A column describes several classic sauces. Mayonnaise base with mustard and Italian oil. olive caper gherkin mix. Salmis uses bouillon claret and aromatics. Tomato sauce from strained tomatoes with garlic onion pepper and butter roux. Maitre d Hotel blends butter parsley pepper and lemon for fish or meat.
Practical guidance on cleaning and maintenance using common items. Directions include salting water for mats, linseed oil with kerosene for floors, lavender oil in water for odor, reusing paraffin, drying bread crumbs for breading, ammonia for carpets, cedar spray for irons, scalding sponges, rinsing milk vessels, cooking calves liver, hot water for eyes, and asbestos mats under a dolly to shield a table from heat.
Four pounds young rump are larded with salt pork and rubbed with salt and pepper. Place in a stone crock and cover with vinegar for three days. Remove, wipe, dredge with flour, roast brown in butter, add sugar cloves bay leaf and the pickling vinegar with onion. Simmer until tender and thicken gravy.
A humorous quip from the Milwaukee Sentinel features Artemus addressing a stranger asking for a cheap meal. He points to a nearby restaurant offering a fine dinner for 25 cents and then the stranger asks where to obtain the 25 cents.
Editorial highlights the home as foundational to national well being urging families to build strong domestic life as key to societal health.
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