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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

3

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Gentle Constipation Cure

An advertisement extols Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for chronic constipation. It cites broad American support with letters from H M Connelly and E Bolch and offers trial samples by mail from Dr. B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

H. M. Connelly Genoa Jct Wis E. Bolch Hatfield B. Caldwell Washington Monticello

Visitor and fortress scenes at the armory district

The dialogue identifies key city sights including an armory, arsenal, iron works with a large gun and shells, a powder magazine, and a marble palace of peace with a domed roof. The exchange describes a river crossing and a grand, columned structure as a palace.

Iron Works Courier Cleveland Plain Dealer

Backwoodsman Hunts Wildcat Mistaking Eyebrow Bug

An Abra ham Lincoln tale describes a rugged hunter who bursts into his cabin to shoot through a door crack at a distant oak tree. After multiple shots he learns the target is merely a bug on his eyebrow, much to his wife’s amused correction.

Abraham Lincoln Larry Joshua Laws-A

Wine Production Figures Highlight France and Algeria

The article notes France pays taxes in good years on over a thousand million gallons of wine with six bottles per gallon. Algeria, with vines since phylloxera days, supplies at least two hundred million gallons. A tonneau equals 200 gallons, and multiplying scales to vast production. One fifth of all French wine is produced in Algeria.

France Algeria India Egypt Germany Mesopotamia Bagdad Persian Gulf Great Britain Russia

Separation rumor spreads in High Life column

In High Life the chatter notes the Fliptons have separated and asks for details. The exchange mentions she keeps the poodle, signaling a private split with a light gossip tone.

Fliptons

Grape-Nuts Lauded by Brain-Worker for Focus

A literary man credits Grape-Nuts with mental clarity and sustained thinking. He notes ordinary breakfasts weigh down the mind and body, while Grape-Nuts provides needed nutrients for the brain and nervous system, boosting productivity after continued use.

Postum- Co

Reclaiming Mesopotamia The Willcocks Project

Historic efforts led by Sir William Willcocks and Sir John Jackson aim to restore irrigation across lower Mesopotamia. British engineering advects a vast canal system from Baghdad toward Hindla barrage to revive 3 million acres, creating a new livelihood for millions amid desert transformation.

Babylon Mesopotamia John Jackson William Willcocks John Bagdad Sir William Willcocks Tigris Euphrates Tower of Babel Hindia Barrage Willcocks Tower of Deliverance Sir Willams Hillah Lke Garden of Eden Tigris-Euphrates Delta William Hit Niffur Tella Ninevah Asshur Abraham Kelek Solomon Britain America Arabian India Herodotus Greece Rome Lower Hindla Habbania Ramadi Scandeatre

Tender Guidance Quells Anger in Quiet Aphorism

A fragmentary note quotes St Francis on gentleness calming anger, likening water to fire’s end and suggesting tenderness yields fruit. The text blends devotional imagery with reflective moral sentiment.

Beekeeping Advice for Wintering Outdoors

A writer from Orange Judd and Farmer recommends wintering bees outdoors in proper hive types, packed correctly and in season, as the best method during severe cold weather. The article discusses care tips for wintering and emphasizes outdoor wintering as superior under the right conditions.

Judd

Five Styles of Chaff or Double Walled Hives Described

A detailed hive design discussion outlines five chaff or double walled hive styles tested over years. It covers bottom boards larger than the hive, raised outer rims, deep covers with slants for shedding water, tar paper bottoms, and packing for outdoor wintering, plus steps to block drafts and keep ants out.

Gathering Fuel From the Wood Lot Before Snowfall

A note urges collecting as much wood as possible before snowfall. It saves fuel, keeps the forest tidy, and pleases the owner by presenting a well maintained appearance.

Blanching Celery by Earth Banks or Boards

Instructions describe blanching celery to keep white stalks by banking with earth or using boards around the plants. Gradual blanching in warm weather with boards preferred as they reduce decay.

Pasturing Winter Wheat Advised When Ground Is Dry

Wheat planted early and growing well may be pastured when the ground is dry or frozen without harming next season's crop. Keep stock off during muddy conditions to protect the field's condition and future yield.

Telephone Wire Strengthens Rural Ties

A line of telephone wire is described as one of the strongest ties binding farm people to their community and to the wider world, serving as the nerve that keeps residents in touch with friends, neighbors, and distant places.

A Farmer’s Path to Prosperity and Fertility

A call for farmers to adopt a permanent farming system that increases land fertility and yields a good living, elevates social standing, and strengthens community influence.

Dressing for Corn Shows Effect of Feeding Dressing

Corn treated with a dressing of waster and ashes will soon display the dressing effect by vigorous growth and dark leaf color, indicating nourishment impact on the plant.

NY censor John Collier on failing picture passes

New York board of moving picture censors secretary John Collier says they never pass risqué plays and mockingly compares composers to Uncle Jethro Husk who fishes for nothing to prove a point about priorities. He notes a spirit of perversity in some works.

John Collier New York Board of Moving Picture Censors Jethro Husk Jethro Uncle Jeth

Unbeaten Northwest Champion T A Ireland Recalls Danger

T A Ireland of Colfax Washington, famed rifle shot and holder of four world records, recounts kidney trouble that affected his vision and caused back and head pain. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief and offers to provide more details on request.

T. A. Ireland Colfax Wash Mr. Ireland Dean

Apicultural Mutterings on Bee Bosses and Politics

A fragment mentions bees and leadership with playful misreadings of queen bee and presidential talk. It hints at a humorous or satirical note about authority figures in beekeeping and national politics.

Enigma Fragment Reflects Envious Man Soon

A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a theme of envy and self-reflection, mentioning a man and future intention without clear context or concrete details. The readable parts suggest personal motive rather than a reported event or public notice.

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Babel William ‘Willcock William T. Ellis Europe George the Garden of Eden Sir William Joseph B. Bowles Gata Chicago Jeth Northwest Doan's Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y Johnny Bea Ig Doera
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