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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Workman Narrowly Escapes Drowning as Porter Vat Bursts
A Cork brewery vat bursting sent 560 barrels of porter flooding the yard and cellars. A workman swimming in porter was saved when the flood rushed toward the roadway, diluting with water from a fire hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Fight With An Octopus On Waimate Island
A young man gathering mussels near the shore was encircled by an octopus tentacle as thick as a wrist. The creature held tight and drew blood before his father freed him. The incident occurred on Waimate Island in the gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimate Island
N. Z
Five Year Old Survives 80 Foot Cliff Fall at Dover
Lily Keys daughter of Band Corporal Keys of the Lancashire Fusiliers fell 80 feet while picking flowers near the cliff by the military hospital in Dover. Drummer Jones of the Berkshire regiment saw the incident and found her semi conscious. At the hospital she recovered with only cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Keys
Keys
Lancashire Fusiliers
Dover
Military Hospital
Drummer Jones
Berkshire Regiment
Garden of Eden Located in Turkish Arabia near Hit
Sir William Willcocks argues the Garden of Eden lies in the Euphrates valley near Hit in Turkish Arabia. He identifies the four rivers Pison Gihon Hiddekel and Euphrates as shown in Bible texts while noting the region is rarely visited by tourists. The route to Chaldea would pass via Suez Red Sea Bab el Mandeb Persian Gulf and Tigris Euphrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Bagdad
Euphrates
Hit
William Willcocks
Eden
Pison
Gihon
Hiddekel
Babylon
William
Chaldea
Mesopotamia
Willcocks
Garden of Eden
Turkish Arabia
Suez
Pharaoh’s Bones
Red Sea
Straits
Bab-el-Mandeb
Persian Gulf
Tigris
Smoking and Health Impacts of Tobacco on Cholera Immunity
The article discusses how moderate smoking may boost disease resistance, citing experiments showing tobacco smoke destroys cholera bacteria and referencing Greenwich workhouse reports and a Hamburg cholera epidemic where cigar factory workers largely escaped infection. It warns excessive smoking may reduce immune resisting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancet
Greenwich
Hamburg
Bat Hibernation Photo Captured in Chepstow Cave
A photo from a cave in the Wyndcliff near Chepstow England shows a bat in hibernation. When viewed upside down the silhouette resembles an uncanny animal walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyndcliff
Chepstow
England
Electric Sleep Promises Pain Free States With Electric Stimulus
German physician Dr Nagelschmidt claims a new method termed electric sleep can be turned on and off at will. Experiments on rabbits and dogs show no ill effects and he believes humans may tolerate the treatment. He also says the technique can eliminate pain in any body part during the electrified state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagelschmidt
The Corpse Plant Indian Pipe Lures Life From Other Plants
The Indian pipe or corpse plant is a parasitic, leafless white plant with bracts that attaches to a host plant or decayed matter. Its odourless flowers turn black when plucked. Botanists debate its nature, calling it life p death, yet some find it not unpleasant.
Memorial to the Rev. John White in Dorchester porch
A brass tablet in St. Peter’s church Dorchester honors Rev. John White M A of New College Oxford born 1576 rector for forty years and key figure in promoting emigration to the Massachusetts Bay colony His influence linked Dorchester to early New England settlement and the Gorges plantation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
England
John Hadicott
New Hingland
Dorset
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
John White
New College, Oxford
Holy Trinity
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New World
Weymouth
Exeter
Ferdinando Gorges
New England
Cape Ann
Installment fines a success in Kansas City courts
Six months after Judge Ewing Bland introduced installment fines in South Side Municipal Court, 164 offenders have paid 2122 dollars in weekly installments from 60 cents to 3 dollars. The system aids those unable to pay upfront and avoids workhouse sentences, with only one in twenty defaults. Defaulting individuals were re-arrested and returned to the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ewing Bland
South Side
Judge Bland
Forget Past and Future Say Yale Address by Osler
Sir William Osler told a Yale religious meeting to ignore past and future as a guide. He urged living by the present, quitting tobacco and liquor, and making the mind a deliberate working machine. He contrasted American haste with European steadiness in achieving results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
William Osler
Yale
America
Doves Aid Lovers in Hidden Castle Mill Rescue
Marie Powers shields her captive lover Aldis Blake by tracing a carrier dove to a Cascade mill hideout. A scheming lawyer sought his absence in a large fortune suit, but Venus's message and Marie’s courage lead to his rescue and triumph in court, ending in marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldis Blake
Marie
Aldis
Blake
Wilford
Dawes
Miss Powers
Marile
Juno
Venus
Love
Cascade Mill
Riverton
Cousin
W .G. Chapman
Brave men and the United States Life Saving Service
The sea and lake coasts exceed 10 000 miles and demand brave crews. Since 1878 Congress established the life saving service, with 13 districts, 279 stations, keepers and surfmen totaling 1 961. Sumner I Kimball heads the service with Oliver M Maxam as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Congress
Life Saving Service
United States Revenue Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Sumner I. Kimball
Oliver M. Maxam
It Was the Other Kind of Hitch
A McPherson Kansas man visits a family doctor for his son who has a skin ailment. The father explains the trouble lies in the side and that it hitches him once. The physician asks about cough and pain while breathing, but the father says it scratches him once already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Belinda Dawes
Marie Powers
Juno
McPherson
Kan
Doc
Protests Rise Over Midnight Noise at Columbia Fraternity Houses
Residents of One Hundred and Thirteenth Street in New York protest late night singing and cheering by students in ten Columbia fraternity houses. The disputes center on disturbances alleged to affect nearby neighbors during the early hours and spark a debate on student rights versus community peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Thirteenth, Street
New York
Columbia
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Where IS Garden OF Eden
Rev. White
John Endicott
Old Dorchester
Young Aldis Blake
Uncle Sam
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