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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
2
The column quips about fashion and society with jokes on trousers and skirts, exports taxes on heiresses, and curiosity about life, golf, roads, and a frog farm. It notes platinum prices, the oyster trade, and a Paris duel, while toys with ideas from murderers to fresh air.
An Indiana woman develops blood poisoning after a mouse bite. The item notes ongoing health concerns and medical vigilance following the incident.
A column of light society quips and odd notes travels from a Pennsylvania judge ruling that pretty eyes are not a crime to a London modiste’s take on wives clothes. It also mentions New York Fifth Avenue birth rates, European parliamentary scraps, and a note on steel trains between Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis with a question about paper car wheels.
A San Francisco bride received a gift of $1,000,000 from her father. The report notes the gift will not set the fashion in family bridal presents, implying modest expectations for future gifts.
A man who had been in Bermuda insisted on being brought home to New York to die. The note reflects a sentiment often cited that there is no accounting for taste.
A Chicago report details an epidemic of automobile accidents. The piece questions drastic measures proposing crackdown or vigilante action to deter speeders, noting dangers of severe penalties and public safety concerns.
Massachusetts society women are promoting beauty routines as public exercise while hinting at broader plans for advancing the so called stronger sex with more reforms and activities to follow.
Fragmentary note discusses alleged differences in body proportions between men and women with unclear context. Mentions experts and national perspective but lacks complete facts or coherent argument.
Fragmentary text suggests a local incident or case but details are unreadable leaving only garbled names and terms. No clear persons places organizations or dates can be reliably identified from the available OCR snippet.
Emily and Kate edge toward a patchy party in August heat but the day descends into chaos. A stuck door a topic of laughter. Emily mendacity turns to romance as Tom comforts her and a rail fence encounter leads to a hasty engagement and a small town wedding.
A veteran police officer notes that criminals leave multiple crews to mislead detectives. He suggests some crew remnants aim to keep investigators guessing while a steamboat voyage proceeds.
Experimental snippets describe a robin seen near a chest protector joke. The text hints at a discussion about chest expansion and perceptual surprises. The fragmentary source yields no verifiable events, dates, or entities to confirm a fuller news item.
W G Westcott argues the scrub hog is an unprofitable, poor breeding hog that preys on cornfields, wastes feed, and keeps owners poor. He claims its adaptability and poor economics reflect broader rural decline, noting scrub hogs and poor farming accompany each other as progressives leave such communities.
H G S Todd of Plymouth County Iowa reviews a ground floor barn design built in concrete for calf feeding. The central drive, overhead bins, and a slide rack allow feeding and handling from a covered feed room. A wide lever stanchion with side doors aids vaccination castration and branding of calves.
The Hereford breed is praised for superior grazing efficiency and dependable fattening on grass. August Haedecke notes this breed resists weather extremes, matures quickly, and produces uniform offspring with desirable color and markings. Sires improve scrubs and attract buyers. cows provide ample milk for calves.
Rye in early summer serves as good feed but does not solve the overall feed question. A plan to follow with a quick mixture of wheat and other crops suggests a succession strategy.
The proper treatment to stop movement of a cracked hoof is to form a V shape at the top of the crack by cutting grooves on both sides. A hot iron drawn across the V helps set the seal and keep the new horn from moving while it forms. Any flat shoe works if the hoof bottom is leveled.
Sunshine benefits pigs and housing should separate boars from sows. Pigs start eating at four weeks, with good silage from green oats and whey as pig feed. Clean, disinfect pens and barrels. avoid board floors. scrub hogs with warm water and soap. Cowpeas and corn make silage or pasture mix for sheep and hogs. Grow diverse seeds essential to swine husbandry.
A Chicago Inter Ocean item argues 1909 US wheat output was 737,189,000 bushels vs 695,443,000 last year, urging reciprocity and suggesting US farmers invest in Canadian land for lower costs and better yields. It cites Canadian settlers, including Scandinavians, thriving in Saskatchewan with cattle and grain farming near Turtle Lake, and notes government agents may act on these wishes.
In a Scottish highland estate a piper, off a boisterous Saturday, played Sunday morning waking. The master yelled from the window about the fourth commandment. The piper retorted he would whistle if allowed to try it.
Ed Geers praises Spohn's Distemper Cure, claiming 12 years of successful use to cure all forms of distemper and prevent spread in stables. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles through druggists or directly from Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Ind.
A Basile quotation noting that pleasure and kindness bind friendship and love. The saying frames generosity as the base of affectionate bonds and highlights moral conduct in social relations.
Advertising copy touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a thorough cure for constipation and a favorite family laxative. It presents constipation as a cause or aggravator of serious diseases and promotes the pellets as a remedy.
A reflection on how hesitation and lack of willingness complicate even straightforward efforts. The quote emphasizes mindset as a driver of effort and outcome.
Nature's laxative Garfield Tea is advertised to overcome constipation and tone the system in the spring, offering a natural health aid for better digestion and overall wellness.
A quotation notes that character is shown in minor acts of daily life. The line is attributed to Lee and reflects moral observations on everyday conduct.
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