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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
6
An ad touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion and foul gases. It claims a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach removes sour fermenting food reduces bile and promotes bowel action by morning with no gripe to children.
An old ad promotes Mrsa Winston soothing syrup for children as a remedy for teething pain and wind colic. It claims gum softening and anti inflammatory effects with a 25 cent bottle.
A terse exchange about a decisive farewell and the risk of a comeback framed as a sharp question. The dialogue hints at tension and finality with a playful but wary tone.
Rubbers pinch and feet ache makers recommend Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for comfort during break in. Sold everywhere with address in Le Roy N.Y. Do not accept substitutes. Ad.
A brief quip in Lippincott's features a peddler and a sharp reply. The peddler offers a whistle, the lady warns of calling the dog, revealing a humorous exchange from a period publication.
The Indianapolis Star reports Binhack exited California after refusing to boast about the climate, a move framed as being forced out for his stance.
A Boston Evening Transcript excerpt shows an interviewer asking for a strong boy and an applicant boasting of beating fourteen other sellers waiting in the hall. The exchange highlights a brisk job market and hardball hiring language in a past era.
He returns home with a package held behind him claiming to honor someone dear. She playfully guesses a box of cigars, setting a tone of affection amid their playful exchange.
Dr Herbert E Ives of London claims to have created daylight using a powerful incandescent lamp with a special mantle. The cabinet and reflector arrangement supposedly emits rays like sunshine, balancing light through colored screens to mimic natural daylight.
A man from Georgia credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health after a severe stomach ailment and long days of work. He describes improved strength and appetite, less nervous exhaustion, and renewed vigor for daytime work and nighttime study.
Gloria Kerr, an orphaned girl, arrives at her father David Kerr’s Belmont home while he, a town political boss, plots to advance her social standing and push through a corrupt packers franchise with Judge Gilbert. Opposing editor Joe Wright fears Kerr’s schemes as the drama unfolds around a planned theater visit and a stealthy sponsor arrangement.
Gloria Kerr arrives with her father at Belmont the toward evening visit where she greets Mrs. Gilbert and meets Joe Wright the Belmont editor. The encounter stirs memories of Paris days and reveals Gloria’s plan to influence Wright while considering a California trip and Belmont life.
A German preacher receives the annual interest from a French baron named Favart who died in Elbarfeld in 1690. The fund, created for sermons on Favart’s good deeds, now yields £928 per year as his reward.
Professor Baldwin Spencer notes vast emptiness in North Australia with 126 square miles per white resident, while Japan sits forty million people away. He argues Australia opposes using Gibraltar as imperial fleet base, given distance to Melbourne. The second anecdote recalls a Swiss honeymoon misread as missed class lessons in a humorous finish.
Two Little Rock men quarrel and a blow with a wagon spoke leaves one man hurt. He jokingly credits his thick head as a blessing that saved him from death and a visit to the justice of the peace for a near twenty dollar fine.
A brief cartoon caption shows John and Maria in a heated moment. Maria declares a single message to John amid a domestic dispute, while John asks what is wrong as their dialogue unfolds in a sharp, comic tone.
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