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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
6
Not in My Nightgown A Mall Town Tale
Senator Borah recalls a psychologist and mediumistic professor lecturing youths in Idaho about souls and night journeys. A young woman balks at sleeping travel to other planets, exclaiming in alarm that it could not be done in a nightgown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Borah
Idaho
The
Sunday Magazine
Eggplant Names Stir Debate On Housekeeping
A New York bachelor laments housekeeping slipping away while a woman friend asks if she knows raw eggplant. He cites restaurant pros saying many women who eat out could not name eggplant or related vegetables when shown, sparking a light exchange on shared knowledge and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Postum touted as coffee alternative ends health woes
A reader recounts how quitting coffee and starting Postum cured her husband’s stomach and kidney problems and improved her own nerves and weight. She credits Postum with reducing headaches and restoring vitality, and urges readers to request the booklet from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Postum Co
Halling Man Promises New Chapter in British Prehistory
The Halling discovery near Rochester on the Medway reveals a paleolithic era skeleton in brick earth with a contracted pose and eastward burial. Experts compare Halling with Tilbury and Galley Hill skulls, dating the remains to late paleolithic, possibly 80,000 years old, suggesting a near connection to Neanderthal types and a robust cranial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halling
Medway
Rochester
England
Galley Hill
Tilbury
Stonehenge
Charles Dawson
Weald
Sussex
North
South Downs
Downs
Thames
British Museum
Fogalla
Howard
Cook
Royal Anthropological
Institutass
Discoverien
Koleniatt
Royals College
Surge
Isaab
Bae
Keith
Huxley
Derbyshire
Piltdown
Walton-on-the-Naze
Agland
Gibraltar
Real Trouble and Official Heara Report of Train Wreck
Fragmentary report describes a railroad accident with five killed including two brakemen. Wreck allegedly involved a baboon trained for show acts, valued at $200000, and the owner prepared to claim full value.
Western Canada crops seen set for bumper 1913 harvest
Canadian officials report crop prospects in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as abundant rains and ideal weather promise a bumper harvest. Wheat oats barley and flax are in good shape though seeding was delayed by late spring. experts foresee a late but strong harvest with July windows for heading and favorable moisture for weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Prairie
Summer Hats Made of Shavings From Japan
Japan acts as a thriving center for the shaving hat trade with wooden ribbon and chip braid hats sold across the United States. About twenty percent arrives as wooden ribbons while the rest is crafted into chip braid. Japan has historically sent around 1,000,000 dollars of material to the U S, and American women favor this product over European rivals for its easy dyeing and delicate flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Dog Snatches Leg of Roast as McTavish Family Dines
During family dinner the McTavishs watch Mr McTavish carve a fowl with their dog eager for the meat. A knife slips and a leg is claimed by the dog, but the youngest insists his foot keeps the prize from the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTavish
Young’s Magazine
Weather Talk Dominates in This Climate Conversation
Readers share steady chatter about forecasts and seasonal patterns as meteorology becomes the central topic of daily life. Experts weigh in on trends, while locals compare past winters and upcoming rainfall projections.
Man of many parts who sometimes goes all to pieces
A fragment notes a man described as having many parts yet prone to breaking down at times, illustrating a metaphorical portrait rather than a clear news event.
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