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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
2
In a miscellany of modern topics, the piece notes wartime tensions and everyday concerns. It whimsically references farm life appeal, a Chicago soul hospital concept, a new lighter metal for airships, and a taxicab driver inheriting funds, all with a wry, observational tone.
A flood of rubber tire patents rolls in as inventors push new designs. A tongue in cheek note questions why a patent for puncture resistant glass isn’t pursued. A 70 year old Massachusetts couple who eloped and married highlights a light hearted twist.
A German baron received a two year sentence after killing an opponent in a duel. The item notes that safe and sane dueling is countenanced in Germany and contrasts it with other tales of risk and public concern.
A Boston resident, overwhelmed by heat, attempted to distribute cash but failed. Authorities suspect the money was counterfeit, linking the incident to a possible counterfeit scheme. Local police are investigating the authenticity of the bills and the man's motive.
A practical joker in Iowa faces a lawsuit after allegedly presenting a victim with a loaded cigar. The case centers on the prank and the alleged harm to the plaintiff.
A Missouri judge rules a man is at liberty to spank his wife and likewise to strike a lioness on the nose if he chooses. The remark frames a provocative view of personal liberties and violent acts within a legal discussion.
Dentists endorse simple oral hygiene with a good brush and water as essential care. They note that this advice persists despite attractive actresses giving testimonials for tooth powders.
The first woman in America to receive an official pilot license marks a historic milestone. Although women have long been celebrated for courage, this is the first authorized instance of a woman taking to the skies as a licensed pilot.
Enthusiastic crowds hand dug the first earth for New York's new subway, celebrating the start of tunnel work that accompanied the project. The scene reflects public interest in the ambitious transit venture and its early milestones.
The Admiralty reports a new armor plate making method that could yield 15 to 20 percent tougher protection. If confirmed, projectile makers must develop round that can pierce armor correspondingly tougher.
A proposed feature in Los Angeles electric cars aims to trigger women to step off the vehicle with a front face display. The idea is seen as brilliant by the company but may disrupt schedules as women passengers worry about hats, powder, and appearance during travel.
Police describe a jewel safe robbery in which thieves used kid gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints. Blue-ribbon experts note tactics keeping pace with evolving thieves and warn the public of a sophisticated theft.
Mrs. Teddy hides a ruse to cover Trixy and Dick liking each other while guests scheme to pass off Emily Waldron and Bob Varick as the couple. A telegram demands secrecy and the plan to pretend leads Emily to fear an unplanned elopement as Bob presses for a marriage.
A detailed account describes a social event built around a pendule clock motif with six tables of four, invitations featuring clock faces, and questions and quotes linked to each hour. Prizes included silk stockings and travel clocks. Tables include Shakespeare and Pope quotes and table set ups.
Pink coarse weave fabrics dominate. Beaded and tapestry bags return in style. White and black ensembles mix textures with large motor veils and pique collars. Black satin trims pique collars while embroidery leads summer dress decor. Ribbon coiffure accents abound and suede shoes with thin insteps gain favor. Paris predicts wide gowns for fall. Small buttons trim waists emerge as a feature.
A brief dialogue shows Senator Sorghum confirming dictation practices. The stenographer notes how facial expression and manner can reveal how letters are received, highlighting the attention paid to letters and communication.
The article describes three child’s dresses with white muslin and pique fabrics. The first features Valenciennes lace and pale blue satin ribbon with a rosette sash. the second shows an embroidery heavy yoke and belt accents with French knots. the third presents a white pique dress with deep hem illusion, revers turned at the left, and matching blouse with short kimono sleeves.
A Seattle man describes severe back pain and kidney trouble that left him weak and weight fluctuating from 437 to 69 pounds. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with steady improvement and a return to his former weight, urging readers to remember the brand sold by druggists and stores.
Mrs Justwed and Mr Justwed joke about their baby’s future as a baseball player as the infant kicks and hollers, a lighthearted domestic exchange reflecting hopes for the child's path.
Mrs. Mary B. Breily of Philadelphia reports two months of cracking itching and bleeding hands improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She attributes healing to the products and notes no recurrence after treatment. A free sample and booklet are offered by Cut Cura Dept. 6 K Boston.
In North Yakima Washington Michael Shorts and two companions escaped from the street chain gang to feed a starving dog left at home. Shorts returned to work next morning explaining the dog lay under his bed and he fled to free it after three days without food or water.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It features the familiar signature claim and emphasizes long use concerns. The text includes a joke about a tank drama cast and the reason for a cast change.
A garbled 19th century advertisement fragment touts ASE FOR ALLEN and Harolins Wizard Oil as cures for rheumatism neuralgia sore throat and general pains. It mentions Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething and claims various tonics and salves and nostrums in a sweeping health elixir pitch.
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