Sarsaparilla claims blood purification and vitality
Sarsaparilla acts directly on the blood to purify enrich and revitalize the system. Take it today in liquid form or as chocolate coated tablets called Sarsatabs.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
6
Sarsaparilla acts directly on the blood to purify enrich and revitalize the system. Take it today in liquid form or as chocolate coated tablets called Sarsatabs.
A fragment from a society column notes Mrs Highmere invites guests to an afternoon tea to discuss her suffering in silence. The passage also references Dr Eugene Fuller of the American Urological Association and a remark about truthfulness and the yellow press.
Hiram Davis of Newbury disappeared eight years ago while walking with his father. The ten year old strayed ahead, was not seen again, and was reported missing across the East. He reappeared at his parents’ home recently after extensive police searches and a long river sweep.
A dialogue about firing a cook named Ara bella Gunn within city limits raises questions of ordinances and proper procedures. The exchange hints at municipal rules governing discharge of staff and possible legal concerns.
A Florida reader reports coffee-related illness improving after switching to Postum. She describes relief from biliousness headaches nervous strain and skin changes, crediting Postum for restored health and steady heart rhythm. The testimonial notes the brand from Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
A Topeka endowment turns a cemetery into a revenue source for Washburn College and the Topeka YWCA and YMCA. A. B. Whiting funded Mount Hope cemetery, 160 acres, with 25 000 initially, to produce income for perpetual care and institutional use. Two thirds goes to the college and associations, with the rest supporting care funds.
Carrie Nation the Kansas saloon smasher died in Leavenworth after a life spent opposing liquor. Born in Kentucky in 1846 as Carrie Moore she married a drinker, then David Nation. She wrecked hundreds of saloons with a hatchet and toured the country delivering her temperance message.
Polly hosts a lemon themed gathering with yellow invitations and lemon shaped cards. Guests count lemon seeds, guess totals, and prizes include a lemon colored garden hat and a lemon squeezer. A melon centerpiece and fruit courses accompany music by a quartet of darkies.
An abandoned farm becomes a lively venue as Polly suggests an Orchard party. Invitations feature apple trees, rustic table centerpieces with wildflowers, birch bark place cards, and yellow tissue favors. Candy fruit boxes hang on strings, and guests hunt for fruit, sometimes climbing ladders or fences.
A porch gathering features watermelon themed decorations with melon shaped invites and sparingly ornate gilt letters reading Den O dat Watermelon. Jack O'Lantern watermelons are displayed as part of the festive display.
A hostess conducts a playful contest after a card party listing dozen clues all ending with gent. Examples include diligent insurgent agent pungent urgent effulgent indulgent negligent exigent divergent convergent intelligent and contingent with MADAME MERRI credited.
The report highlights black velvet trim on tiny buttons and satin taffeta scarves on day and night dresses. It notes black and white silk as a striking decorative trim for tailored suits and popular net stockings over contrasting silk hosiery. Watches appear in pendants and rings, skirts feature side or front slashes with lace underlayers, and high Louis XV heels stay for evening wear.
Describes two petticoat styles with cotton material and trim details. The first uses four yards twenty seven inches wide plus two yards for trimming and features a fullness at the waist and three spotted bands at the hem. The second is a knee length flounced design with satin option, a plaited front, ribbon threaded through buttonholed slits, and a left side bow.
A shepherd dog, longtime companion to John McKibben's son, saved the boy in Rushville Indiana by grabbing the cow by the nose and holding it back as it knocked him down and stamped him. Mr McKibben then came to the rescue.
Elbert Hubbard in East Aurora loses his famed hair after a $600 bet with William Marion Reedy. Fra Elbertus appears bare and receives $500 immediately. Crow defeats Blacksnake in Bangor at Hazel sandpit, Mount Bethel, pecking out the snake's eyes.
Historic notes recount Fort Snelling in St Paul starting 1819 with Lt. Col. Leavenworth leading the Fifth U.S. Infantry to the St Peter River mouth to erect a fort. Col. Josiah Snelling arrived in 1820, corner stone laid, and by 1822 troops moved into Fort St Anthony later renamed Fort Snelling. Stone structures rose by 1830 with a hospital and wall. improvements completed by 1849. Col Snelling’s child was Minnesota’s first white birth. The stockade under the fort housed 1,600 Indians captured at Camp Release during winter of 1862–63.
On Muldoon's beat a man is accused of flirting with every servant girl. Chalker the milkman suggests charging him with impersonating an officer, provoking talk about possible offenses and enforcement.
A five year old boy Harold refuses to run errands when his sister Ethel flatters him. He humorously ends requests with a sharp line about refusing to go upstairs. The vignette comes from Lippincott's Magazine.
The advertisement invites readers to request a free trial of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills from Professor Munyon at 53d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia. It claims the pills gently stimulate liver secretion without scouring or weakening and promote better digestion and blood nourishment. Regular bottle of 45 pills costs 25 cents.
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