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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

6

Train of Love and Elopement on a Transcontinental Car

Lieut Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton plan to elope aboard a cross country train. A wrecked taxi and late minister hinder their plans as passengers aboard the car encounter a parade of suitors, old flames, and comic misunderstandings. A preacher finally appears but marriage choices hinge on a farewell stop.

Harry Mallory Philppines Marjorie Newton Porter Ira Lathrop Elopers Jimmie Wellington Reno Sammy Whitcomb Malory Aniile Gattle Mallory Marjorie Lathrop Miss Gattle Mallory Itty Lewellyn Miss Gattle

Mallory Quests San Francisco Voyage Amid Morning Delays

Mallory borrows razor shirt and collar from fellow travelers as four days of foraging end. He hopes to reach San Francisco by nightfall to catch a final transport at dawn, while the conductor notes the train runs two hours late. Each new day brings fresh anxieties and a looming departure.

Mallory Ashton Marjorie San Francisco Frisco

The Complete Divorcer Chapter in Reno

Passengers discuss Reno as a purgatorial stop for matrimonial error and the public view of divorce emporiums. The narrator observes fear and moral debate as Little Jimmie Weegton asks the conductor about Reno.

Reno Jimmie Weegton

Real Estate Agents Baggage Transfer Divorce Outfitters

Baggage Transfer and Divorce Outfits listed at 212 Alimony Avenue Reno Nevada by Baumann and Blumen. Notary Public Justice of the Peace handle divorces and secured satisfaction guarantees offered.

Notary Public Justice of the Peace

Divorce Outfitters Try to Sell Quick Reno Divorce

Wellington encounters a pair of con men Baumann and Blumen proposing a six month Reno divorce package. They describe express and address services, confidential or noisy press attention, and promise painless divorce with an advance deposit before the train stops. Mallory dismisses the idea with amused disbelief.

Wellington D Vorce Outfitters New York Reno Baumann and Blumen Jimmie Mr. Baumann Mallory

Nevada remarriage license offered in smoky station scene

Mallory negotiates a marriage license from Mr. Baumann in a Nevada setting with a clerk who jokes about licenses for saloons and dogs. The pair ponder a clergyman and Nevada legality as they plan a possible remarriage while passengers gossip nearby.

Mrr. Baumann Mr. Baumann Mallory Chicago Nevada Reno Baumann California Himmel Marjorie

Successful Woman Farmer Grace Putnam Leads New Jersey Melon Trade

Grace M Putnam, raised in the city, cultivates five acres of cantaloupes in New Jersey. She started by renting, then bought the farm, cleared debts, and saved $3000. She does all farming after the first plowing, paying $12 for that service and spends per acre on seeds and fertilizer, with shipping barrels at $60 yearly. Melons sell for $6 per barrel to dealers, reflecting her passion and discipline as a self-made farmer.

Grace M. Putnam New Jersey

Behind Midnight Crumpled Collar, a Night Tale Emerges

In a vivid line of Natural Reasoning, a keen observer links a young man wandering the street after midnight with a crumpled collar to a nearby scene of a young girl climbing stairs with shoes under her arm and an extinguished lamp in hand. The remark hints at hidden romance or late-night misadventure as a study in human nature.

How Good Roads Cut Costs for Farmers and Consumers

A New England Homestead piece recounts a 32 mile round trip with 25 bushels of apples taking 18 hours due to muddy roads. It argues bad roads waste labor, raise prices, and calls for farmers and officials to assess road profits and losses and push for better roads.

D. H. Watts New England Post Office Department

Filling granary now easy with portable elevators

Farmers can load corn into granaries using portable elevators with conveyors that deliver grain to the far end of barns, cribs, or granaries. The discharge spout adjusts to multiple points and can discharge on either side of the conveyor, enabling distribution along the building.

Handling Cabbage for Storage and Transport

Cabbage intended for storage must be handled with care to prevent bruising that leads to decay. Some growers use crates baskets or tubs to protect heads in the field and during haul to the storage house where they are emptied quickly and with ease. Harvesting requires great care for all storage crops.

Corn Plants Face Varied Yields With Resource Struggles

The note discusses how corn plants may yield differently depending on access to ample plant food and moisture versus competing demands from multiple stresses that split resources.

Why do you call the popular game poker

The quote plays on the idea that poker stirs things up and adds tension.

Social intrigue overheard in brief dialogue

In a Puck style exchange Mrs Wayupp frets that her husband has left in a cog to pay a bill and fears it could ruin their social standing if discovered. Mrs Blase responds with shock as the plan unfolds.

Wayupp Blase Puck

Senator Borah Comments Echoed in Seashore Analogy

Senator Borah referenced a disgruntled opponent using a sea side comparison. A Chicago millionaire is cited in a quip where a girl says the suitor is not a very good catch and another replies that he must have dropped her.

Borah Chicago

Dialogue Between Lady and Little Man Prompts Sunday School Hope

A brief exchange shows a lady expressing a wish that the boy attends Sunday school regularly while the child confirms his mother's hope, reflecting a family moment about religious upbringing.

A Friend's Advice on Grape-Nuts Health Claim

A Nebraska man recounts illness followed by recovery after his mother urged him to eat Grape-Nuts. He describes fever weakness, boils, and poor appetite then notes steady improvement and strong health after daily consumption, praising Grape-Nuts as healthful. The ad credits Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and promotes The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Adv

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