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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
7
In letters from Detroit and Philadelphia readers, women describe relief from menstrual pain, fatigue, and nervous strain after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. One Detroit user reports full recovery after two years of suffering and doctors’ limited help.
A Portland physician treated five generations of one family in under three months. He attended the centenarian great-great-grandmother for senile gangrene which proved fatal, then her daughter, a 75 year old, then the daughter’s son, a 50 year old florist, then her son a 27 year old clerk, and finally the clerk’s wife who bore a male child born just after the great-great-grandmother’s death.
A brief dialogue presents a doctor asking about a run down condition and a patient replying that they can dodge all the autos. The exchange highlights a quirky, possibly cautionary exchange.
Old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children soothes teething gums reduces inflammation and cures wind colic at 2 cents a bottle. The fragment also quotes a proverb about ambition being the mother in law of disappointment.
In 1918, Mrs. Merriwid fears news of Mr. Chubb’s afternoon visit may derail her matinee plans. Aunt Jane hints at a possible proposal while quarreling over looks and nerves, culminating in a dramatic, affectionate confession and a quick exit.
A fragmented report warns of loose wires around the farm and near the colt stand where horses run. It stresses that a mere two seconds can steal a hundred dollars from a horse’s value and mentions turkeys near roosts as additional fowl.
The article argues that seed failures stem more from poor soil preparation than seed vitality. Thorough soil work reduces seed loss and lowers later cultivation effort, emphasizing deep, even preparation and favorable ground conditions for better germination and growth.
Fragmentary note suggests a farm faces risks and seeks salvation through a careful systematic plan. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Two pounds of shank or preferred cut simmered slowly in butter fat and water with flour for gravy. Potatoes and macaroni cooked separately then added to meat, thickened with flour, and served hot. Dumplings optional. round steak mentioned as alternative. printed as a recipe note from Exchange.
A brief guide urging late season canning of red and white cabbage tomatoes onions peppers and dill with instructions for Tomato Soup and Tomato Ginger Preserves. It details scalding peeling mashing chopping and boiling steps to seal jars and points to using the stock for winter soups.
A recipe for Elder Blossom Wine using white sugar water elder blossoms raisins and dates with instructions to dissolve boil skim cool rehydrate yeast and lemon juice then ferment in a jar for seven days and bottle. It yields a champagne like flavor from elder blossoms.
Create large mittens from an old Turkish towel or new toweling. Cut and store a pair in the bathroom behind the tub. Use them after baths to scrub the tub toilet and bowl, protecting hands and replacing a brush or rag.
A simple method to maximize closet space uses a curtain pole spanning the closet length mounted at the midpoint with portiere brackets. This supports side sections and a central rail for coats and skirts, keeping garments neatly hung and covered.
Stir together one pint of flour one teaspoon baking powder and a pinch of salt. Work in one teaspoonful of lard and add a half pint of milk. Mix to a smooth dough and roll to a half inch thickness. Cut into irregular shapes and fry in butter until brown. Serve hot.
This vintage guide advises treating white sweaters with starch overnight then shaking it out to remove dirt. It also covers cleaning suede shoes by using shoe trees or paper, rubbing with a rag dampened with turpentine, then air drying to remove odor.
One cup of sweet milk two eggs one tablespoon sugar pinch of salt two cups flour one teaspoon baking powder Add apple sliced thin and cook on a griddle Nice with sauce
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