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A light note compares chewing WRIGLEY S SPEARMINT to spending an hour or two in the country, likening the fresh mint flavor to green fields and a sense of pastoral calm.
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
6
A light note compares chewing WRIGLEY S SPEARMINT to spending an hour or two in the country, likening the fresh mint flavor to green fields and a sense of pastoral calm.
An old remedial mixture claims to break up a cold in a day by combining two ounces glycerine half a ounce virgin oil of pine compound and eight ounces pure whisky in a large bottle. It allegedly cures a curable cough and lasts a family a year with Virgin Oil of Pine compound produced by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio.
A reflective excerpt contrasts a popular man who listens with a caution to share. It notes better digestion with WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT mint leaf juice as a preferred remedy. The proverbial thought from Montaigne emphasizes personal wisdom earned by oneself.
Fitchville Ohio and Irasburg Vermont letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Blood Purifier and Liver Pills. Testimonials claim relief from nervous prostration kidney and bladder troubles and general improvement after use. The sponsor invites letters and offers to verify authenticity and provide advice free of charge from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
The Montana State Fair board held its annual meeting in Helena. T. E. Hamilton of Rosebud was elected president, C. W. Cook of Meagher, vice president, Martin Martin secretary, and A. L. Smith treasurer. Louis Penwell chairs the board with Patrick Carney, C. W. Hoffman, J. A. Shoemaker, and Conrad Kohrs joining. the board increases from five to seven members. A mineral exhibits report called for a $1500 building on the fair grounds and a permanent center for fair offices, mineral and agricultural displays. the committee was made permanent.
Dr A B Martin a renowned Montana Presbyterian clergyman collapsed and died in Dillon after performing a wedding ceremony for Roy Tash and Anna Ellerman He had just joined the wedding feast and excused himself to go to his church when he suddenly fainted at the bell tower His death at seventy followed a career as Montana College president and state legislature chaplain and he was active in Masonic circles.
James Cunningham a wealthy Hoopeston banker was accidentally shot while seated in a car in front of the Ravalli hotel. He had come by morning train to visit his son and family at a Camas ranch. The son had bought a cheap shotgun for rabbit hunting and the gun discharged when the father reached for it, killing him instantly.
Gyrus Sprangler a prominent stockman shot and killed Lawrence Boland at Grass Range after a quarrel. No witnesses and facts not yet ascertained. Spangler, nephew of Natt McCauley, had Boland work at his ranch. Boland reportedly occupied a homestead in Spangler's field. Spangler says he acted to protect his life. Both men single about forty.
Charlot eighty, hereditary Flathead chief and last of the great Western chieftains, died at his Arlee home. He held land along Flathead Lake and helped negotiate early treaties that enabled Jesuit missions and peace for travelers in Flathead lands.
Pittsburg special to the Record-Herald reports a death during a court argument over the proposed sale of Harry K. Thaws property. Both sides dropped statements as Thaws illness is described as fatal and imminent.
Recent advices from Canada report upwards of ninety thousand U.S. settlers moving into Western Canada over the past year to claim free government lands of 160 acres. Lands adjoining railways and land companies sell for nine to twenty dollars an acre, with potential profits seen from wheat yields and low production costs. Canadian government agencies offer information and guidance to prospective settlers seeking suitable districts.
A fragment contains witty remarks on living in a nation with easy turkey farming, plus multiple advertisements for dental products cough remedies and medical services. It references Dr J H Rindlaub in Fargo and includes assorted promotional lines and moral maxims.
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