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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
7
Dr Hartman replies to letters from youths inspired by his Plain Talk column. He urges quitting stimulants and adopting early nights and cold water baths while offering confidential guidance. Peruna is promoted as a remedy available at drug stores.
Interested lady notes Mr. Rhymer the celebrated poet with a thoughtful pose. He mutters to himself about ordering sugar from the grocer buying beef for the butcher paying for bread and obtaining soothing syrup for the baby. He wishes Mary would handle it.
A college girl proudly recalls bucking the line for ten yards, selecting a bargain ribbon as part of a lighthearted exchange in the Purple Cow column. The brief vignette highlights student wit and small pride in a playful scene.
Observer notes that rumors spread quickly as people recount overheard conversations and unchecked gossip. The piece highlights social dynamics, cautioning readers about the reliability of secondhand information and the ease of misinformation spreading through communities.
A photographer recalls a long line of sitters and humor in a studio where many have teased threats to the camera. One man simply stood silent, posing as the shutter clicked, while the departing client joked he might have broken the camera.
Bent Passage, of Detroit Michigan, describes a summer outbreak of red scaly eczema from scalp to feet. He reports severe itching and impairment of work, then credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure after about three weeks.
A conversation recalls a man described as the most disagreeable. he allegedly forced reiteration of a debt, stating that he had to ask for five dollars three times. The exchange frames personal finance friction and social tension.
A Daily Thought noting that being well descended is desirable, while the glory belongs to our ancestors as expressed by Plutarch.
As age advances stomach muscles weaken and digestion suffers. A mild laxative tonic like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safer, more natural option than harsh cathartics. Endorsed by an elderly user, the ad urges trial at druggists with a mail order sample offer.
A female visitor recounts the Monastery of Zica near Kraljevo, built 1207, where Servian kings were crowned. She notes the white marble cathedral of the twelfth century, intact frescoes, and Turks who damaged saints by shooting out their eyes.
London reports that the Tomsk newspaper editor was fined $150 for publishing a destitution story about Tomsk district residents facing starvation due to crop failure. He was warned that further such reports could lead to three months imprisonment without a fine. The Interior Minister approved $650,000 to aid famine sufferers in Tomar.
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