The Ismay Joi Journal Note
Public notice by WE WILSON publisher listing MSHA AY and preaz details. OCR fragment shows header noise with publisher name and initials. readable content is limited but indicates a journal entry or notice.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
2
Public notice by WE WILSON publisher listing MSHA AY and preaz details. OCR fragment shows header noise with publisher name and initials. readable content is limited but indicates a journal entry or notice.
A Mont era of oddities notes a driver being arrested for cruelty to his vehicle and resuscitation via pulmotor, a pop culture aside. An Indiana girl breaks the high jump record but not in a hobble skirt. A quip on airship fortunes and a dead letter office remark closes the column.
A Chicago ice magnate cautions that extreme cold can harm the ice crop just as excessively warm temperatures can. He notes vulnerabilities in storage, supply, and seasonal demand affected by temperature swings.
A deer hunter in Maine shoots a guiding companion leaving questions about liberty and travel. The report notes rising car use with Alaska Puerto Rico and Hawaii investing 1.8 million dollars in automobiles last year.
The week notes odd items from varied fields. A Philadelphia ash barrel yields a fortune in diamonds while a phrenologist and mirror study promote self knowledge. Twenty more Zapatistas were killed in a recent fight. British submarines in class A face disasters prompting calls for model changes.
Tehran plans include paying the former shah $100,000 a year to stay out of Iran. The arrangement suggests he would perform limited duties in exile and reside away from the country.
A 1900s newspaper remark argues automobiling causes corpulence and mocks fears it will deter women from using cars. The author notes such scare tactics will fail to keep ladies from driving.
The correspondent retracts claiming Yaqui Indians are in revolt again noting they are yet in revolt. A remark on Eve’s beauty contrasts historians view with modern belief. Sundogs as leisure class chatter face practicality limits as they appear at sunrise.
In New Jersey an advocate argues that ample conversation supports longer life. The remark implies that extensive talking could be tied to health and happiness, suggesting social engagement as a key factor.
Cutlery importers are charged with defrauding the government in an alleged scheme. Authorities accuse them of illicitly trimming profits and failing to disclose the offenses to regulators.
A $25,000 registered letter stolen by a St. Louis mail clerk was recovered from a chicken coop. The incident prompts debate on humane handling and incentives for informants, with calls for accountability and policy review.
A reporter notes that despite chronic position as the top coal producer, national pride falters as mornings reveal a cold furnace and stalled industry. The piece laments energy shortfalls contrasting with boastful rankings.
A German newspaper notes a Michigander is laboring strenuously to develop an innovative alphabet, suggesting ongoing linguistic experimentation and scholarly effort.
A southern Illinois farmer asserts ownership of a hend that lays a double yolked egg each day. The claim is considered an extreme example of exaggerated eggs now before the public.
A terse quip suggests heating toes by mental focus or by simply twiddling them to stay warm in freezing conditions. The remark playfully contrasts belief and action as a quick fix for cold extremities.
A man presents his wife with a $500,000 neck lace drawing sharp comments on wealth. When given to a comic opera queen, guests whisper amusedly about the flamboyance and idleness of the idle rich.
A garbled OCR passage discusses weekly costs to stay beautiful and questions why druggists are not millionaires. It includes stray phrases about singing, shivering, and notes about appendices and routine items, yielding no clear event or identifiable entities.
Frederick Waterbury arrives in Carrsville as a traveling salesman and buys the Bailey farm area around Bailey's pond. Col. Cephas Carr opposes him over muskrat and frog farming, but Waterbury defeats him by courting Carr’s daughter Clio and negotiating a settlement that merges the two properties.
Fashion notes warn dressmakers push wider skirts amid debates over cloth waste and employment. Neatly described gowns by Mme Paquin feature a tunic style, green taffeta, and lace details while industry concerns about clothworkers and prices surface alongside talk of Turkish toweling fabrics and affordable home sewing.
Descriptions detail gowns with changeable satin in opal shades. Fronts feature corseted bodices, ruffles, fur trims on sleeves and skirts, and beaded embroidery. Necklines and sleeves show shirred finishes and fur accents.
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan writes of improved health from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of farm work and raising thirteen children. She notes her daughter also benefited for painful periods and irregular cycles and endorses the remedy for women.
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