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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
6
Mrs Merriwid recounts a day of shopping with Mr Burr who worships her presence and endures a merry chase through stores from lingerie to groceries. He follows her around crowded aisles while she orders his near constant proximity and hints at a planned country outing that never fully materializes.
A satirical exchange in Puck has a senator opposing women’s votes cornered by a determined suffragette. He hints at a law to compel women to vote, provoking her sharp rebuttal and a vow to mobilize opposition. The scene ends with her walking away in fury.
A humorous exchange riffing on Alaska’s cold climate ends with the quip that setting a play there guarantees a frost. The banter plays on theatrical tropes and regional stereotypes to elicit laughs.
A dialogue notes a wealthy man obsessed with self-importance. The speaker jokes the person earned his fortune in glua and uses wit to critique vanity.
A proposed AER Entertainments program offers guests a piano or singing audience with melodies identified by write-in responses. The idea envisions weaving familiar songs into a short story or romance, drawing on well known tunes from collections and dealers, with flexible contest length.
A charming bride who was married away from home received a house warming shower on her return. The couple moved into the cottage built by the bridegroom and about two dozen friends attended the event.
A guide to using golden red as the exclusive wedding color for church or home ceremonies. It covers decor ideas like massed arrangements, wall hangings, canopies, and matching attire for bridesmaids and attendants. Emphasizes yellow accents, gold china, and a four o clock wedding time for effect.
The passage outlines three dresses with high waisted skirts and bodice details in white red purple blue and cream lawn, including trims, embroidery, and materials like 4 yards 42 inch cloth and 2 yards wide embroidered flouncing, plus accessories such as a black hat with blue feather.
Charleston seeks a larger role in the industrial future while leveraging a storied past. Delegates visit Cincinnati to push Charleston as a hub for export trade, with Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie still marking the harbor.
Dr. Herman Schneider of the University of Cincinnati told the New York board that modern industry divides workers into mental and physical classes. He warned that mental energy declines among those in machine fed tasks while outdoor labor and skilled trades energize workers. He urged mandatory schooling for youths 14 to 16 for at least four hours daily.
A report identifies Reginald Lee, one of the Titanic sailors, as dead after the disaster. The Star liner Titanic struck berg on April 14, with the death confirmed in London and Southampton.
A Bellevue Ohio testimonial claims the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured backache nervousness and periodic troubles after doctors failed. The ad urges women with uterine inflammatory and other female ills to try the remedy citing a long proven track record of health restoration and satisfaction.
Baltimore Sun notes that women increasingly fill roles in stenography, teaching, trades, agriculture, medicine, clergy, journalism, design, law, and other professions. The piece highlights 429,497 women in various fields, contrasting with traditional home duties.
Public notice urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the proper signature ELA In Use For Over 3 307 Years and to choose Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children, citing safety and reliability.
A speaker insists a magistrate refused an interview criticizing the magistrate for being non-committal. The exchange frames a clash over access and stance toward inquiry in a legal context.
A brief drugstore ad promotes Tyree's Antiseptic Powder for prickly heat ivy poisoning insect bites and body odor relief. It offers 25 cents at druggists and a free sample by writing J B Tyree Washington DC.
A humorous exchange shows a wife noting her husband’s indifference to grand opera while admitting he claps loudly to stay awake, revealing a playful mismatch between taste and reaction. The light moment captures domestic humor with a theatrical backdrop.
In a small town, most residents claim to despise an amateur performance yet attend in large numbers, while conflicts with neighbors show that fussing over grievances does not fix them.
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