26 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
The piece extols modern British heroes who sacrificed lives during the Titanic disaster on April 14, aiding women and children with lifeboats. It notes Captain Smith’s rallying cry Be British and the chivalric spirit in crisis. Also mentions Stone Age bas-reliefs found in Dordogne.
A Nebraska area editorial apologizes for miscrediting a story about a new Milwaukee train to the Roundup Record instead of the Roundup Tribune. The piece mocks rival editors and suggests ways to attract advertising while defending journalistic errors and noting tension between the two papers.
A lawyer tells of a court error where a stenographer mistook temporary alimony and suit money for alimony and soup money in a divorce case. The humorous mishearing shows how technical terms can soften into unintended phrases in legal transcription.
The article explains that child restlessness and sleeplessness stem from digestion issues due to unsuitable foods, overfeeding, or irregular meals. It also notes too much light in rooms as a disruptor and advises darkening bedrooms, especially when days shorten, using a green blind to aid sleep.
A concise quip about persistence against discouragement from a literary editor and agent banter. The exchange mirrors a railway like resolve to push forward and deliver work despite obstacles with a nod to Marble B. Babcock and The Literary Digest.
A mother tucks in her child as the boy proclaims bravery for the dark. He humorously says two angels guard his head and a hot-water bottle warms his feet, a line from Punch.
A local judge declines to grant a divorce to a couple who lived together for 40 years and separated. The court’s stance reflects a view that marriage has no business as a second childhood, aligning with the Los Angeles Times editorial tone.
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