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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
4
Class advertises one year and six months subscription prices with advance payment option. Rate card shows 2.00 and 1.25 figures and mentions advertising terms on application. The ad uses terse financial values and an instruction to inquire for more details.
Notice from the United States Land Office Miles City Montana announces a public sale of described lot parcels Section 2 Township 9 North Range 55 West Mount Pleasant land district on January 9 1912 at 10 o clock A.M. to the highest bidder Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time.
Eastern bound freight runs at 1:07 p.m. and 6:21 p.m. on listed days with stops at all stations for Columbian and Olympian cars. West bound freight operates at 10:50 a.m. on Tue Thu Sat with mixed stop patterns for Columbian and Olympian cars and some nonstops.
A reflective meditation on choosing inner worth over surface beauty. Hugo urges loving souls, enduring suffering, and seeking a destined spiritual path rather than clinging to earthly appearances. The piece contrasts love, hope, and contemplation with the tragedy of those who value only bodies.
The text explains that substances which expand on solidifying freeze at lower temperatures under higher pressure, while others freeze at higher temperatures. When expanding solids freeze under pressure, they must exert more force to displace pressure, use more heat energy, and become colder.
Madge Tuttle suffered a serious appendicitis and underwent surgery. While convalescing, she faced the removal of surgical attachments with humor, asking indignantly if she must be stitched and unpicked again after the operation.
The excerpt evokes mothers recalling youth and sadness and turning to verse for comfort. It mentions a fountain of comfort and a garret reading Lum i cile Success by an old leather trunk as solace in turbulent years.
A reflective meditation on truth residing within the soul not in objects. Kingsley speaks of perception, phantoms of matter, and the soul awakening to its own tremors beyond earthly forms.
A manager received a letter of introduction extolling an actor of merit. It notes he performs Macbeth Richelieu Hanlet and Shylock and also plays billiards well, claiming he plays billiards best.
A Memphis News item notes a scientist predicting in 5321 A D the earth will stop turning tiding of a potential public reaction. The story implies the scientist could be spared future ridicule if the prophecy fails.
Rats in Washington reportedly chewed through over 2000 dollars in currency. The anecdote concludes the rodents would have preferred cheese if given a choice.
A short reflective verse notes a bachelor’s sadness and longing for a girl who once was, contrasting with others who face life without a remembered love. The piece frames heartbreak as a solitary, timeless mood.
Mrs Crawford notes her daughter fears the dark while Mrs Crabshaw reassures she will soon be in love. Judge comments on the girl's growth and future romance.
A compact reflection on history as the root of science and the earliest expression of human thought, citing Carlyle.
A wife files for divorce after discovering her husband, a routine roof painter, painting a widow’s roof. She argues he cannot plead artistic temperament as a defense for his actions.
A quotation notes that historically male rule meant serfdom of women, with a half grown man as tyrant. The passage frames gender power as a long standing social dynamic and attributes it to patriarchal order.
The Barnardo homes report sending nearly 23 900 children to Canada through its agency. The figure reflects ongoing child welfare efforts and international placements coordinated by the organization.
A pro-social message emphasizes selflessness as key to community vitality, warning that a class or group that isolates itself risks decline. It frames extinction as Nemesis for selfishness and urges readers to serve others.
The famous Star and Garter hotel at Richmond sold a few days ago for 90000 dollars. Once the magnet of fashion from Lady Betty’s Georgian era, it declined with the rise of the automobile. New owners plan a modern hotel to attract guests seeking proximity to London while staying away from the city crowds.
D J Weiser of Fargo sent to Minneapolis banker Frank E Holton an estimate of North Dakota wheat: 80,000,000 bushels, the largest crop in state history aside from 1909.
Julius Rath, chosen from 100 St. Louis newsboys 14 years ago to walk 500000 miles in 18 years, has reached Portland and reports 478000 miles covered. He vows to reach St. Louis with 1000 dollars and a dog without begging or borrowing, to win 30000 dollars. Poor attendance notes the crowd’s lack of interest in a talkative man.
A short note extols using paper plates for dogs and cats to keep feeding areas clean. It recommends buying inexpensive plates in bulk, burning them after use, and placing the dishes on a zinc-covered back porch for easy cleaning.
A mother sternly reproves a boy who stuck his head from a car window. A nearby child jokes about the scene while an adult defends the mother’s nerve and duty to care for her son, highlighting a simple parenting dilemma.
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