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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
3
The Manila Bulletin chronicles a mud–colored, dust-streaked motor car traveling from Manila toward Baguio. The stripped vehicle draws crowds, tests traffic, and prompts locals to yield the road while the driver signals warnings. The piece notes widespread curiosity and polite road behavior from pedestrians and motorists alike.
Dr. Rudolph Matas of New Orleans suggests neuralgia may be cured by injections of alcohol into nerve ganglions at the base of the skull. The claim offers hope that medical science will soon ease headaches and colds.
For infants and children the ad proclaims Castoria with a signature guarantee and over 80 years use. It notes a new hydro electric factory under construction in North Carolina with plans to produce 25 000 tons of aluminum annually.
A пассаж text notes that very few people are so attached to their current work that they would turn down a clearly superior opportunity. It implies career mobility and the value of better offers in professional life.
The article details games for girls and boys including Let Out the Doves a throwing and running game with a big girl guiding dove and hawk, Seek for Gold a pebble snapping race, Kick the Marbles a directional marble game, and circle ball tag with stools. It notes actions, roles, and quick agility needed in each activity.
A card game style peanut party uses tables with many peanuts in shells and tongs for each player. Players remove peanuts without moving others. if any move occurs, that player quits. After twenty minutes the bell sounds, and the top performer at each table advances. Final rounds crown a single winner with a large peanut candy box.
The article traces the origins of Stood-Ball in England noting its playful start with milk maids. It describes stools as flat stones or cushions used as targets and outlines how gameplay developed in open air settings.
Two captains select teams and alternately form long lines facing each other. A chosen boy from each side runs between opponents to break through and steal the line below the breach, or joins the enemy if failed. The strongest stand near the captain while strategem aims to trap top players by feigning attacks on weaker foes.
The article recalls a popular English fair amusement with a jingler at center. A circle of nine or ten blindfolded participants surrounds a bell ringing jingler who must avoid capture until time runs out to win a prize.
A piece arguing that long written correspondence reveals hidden feelings and helps lovers know each other better. It claims face to face talk can hide sincerity and that letters force clear expression beyond commonplaces and gestures.
The tale follows Katherine who resists gossip while her twin Howard is accused of stealing peppermint from a bag left on the table. Their mother questions the siblings about the missing treats, prompting Katherine to defend Howard and declare she won’t tell tales.
A yacht owned by a millionaire suffers engine failure and sinks. the wireless operator is told to inform the wife in Brooklyn that the accident is trivial while stating a crewdriver is broken to avoid alarming her. The judge notes the crafty wording.
On his eighty fourth birthday the Adirondack hotel keeper Paul Smith recalled a boundary dispute with a Malone title case against Jones. He said he sat with his witnesses in court and Jones entered, examined the witnesses, and remarked that they were his own witnesses twice before, implying victory.
The excerpt contrasts a father son exchange about what is a classic noting in Kentucky a classic means a horse race. It also suggests shorter engagements can lead to longer marriages.
Shoes have become elaborate with morning wear for tailored costumes and travel or sport. High shoes feature shorter vamps and uppers matching dresses. The new cat fastening uses small interlaced straps with side buttons. Tan shoes gain popularity with muted satin and fur outfits.
Two blouse patterns shown with details on fabrics and trimmings. The left blouse uses delaine or cotton material with galloon braid edging and decorative pockets. The right blouse features Paisley foulard with brown satin cuffs, jabot frill, wrapped seam, and four satin buttons.
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