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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
A collage of witty notes on urban absurdities from 1913 New York and beyond. Topics include crowded housing, parcel post shipments of animals, strange fashions, and cautions on health and safety. The column lampoons modern life with playful observations and odd anecdotes.
A columnist muses on health, dress, and social norms from Boston to Lynn and Brockton. The piece jokes about corsets, hobble skirts, ancient Egypt, and a doctor’s claim on anaesthetics from orange blossoms. It also lampoons inventions, clean products, spelling reform, and free speech in a playful, satirical tone.
A dramatic chronicle of William H Bonney alias Billy the Kid from his teen years in Silver City New Mexico through his rise as a feared outlaw. The piece details his killings and raids in the Pecos Valley, his capture by Pat Garrett in November 1880, the ensuing pursuit, and his death when Garrett shot him at Maxwell's house.
A bank official reports loaning Bulger $50,000 to his enterprise and questions its viability. A second source quips that Bulger employed over fourteen hundred children, reflecting sensational claims rather than verified facts.
A terse dialogue defines undying love as the type that drives a man to shoot himself after rejection, revealing a dark quip about devotion and tragedy.
A brief item notes a girl described as plain yet wearing her own natural feathers, implying she cannot afford artificial ones. The remark is quoted from Harper's Bazar.
Antiseptic powder shaken into shoes relieves sting of coins and bunions and makes walking delightful. Sold everywhere. Refuse substitutes. Free trial package with address A. Olmsted Le Roy New York Adv.
A fragmentary exchange questions humor and intent, with a brief pushback on a suggested proposal. The wording hints at a playful or exploratory discourse without clear context or outcomes.
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