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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
3
An old health ad urges women to avoid surgery and build up the feminine system with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy helps with displacements, inflammation, fibroids, irregularities, cramps, backache, and more, citing doctors and patient testimonials and naming Chicago addresses.
A humorous exchange where Miss Caustique boasts of thinking many disagreeable things but withholding them, as Miss Antique asks why friends should be grateful. The banter hints at wit and social teasing in a light, airily ironic tone.
An advertisement recounts long suffering from a scalp and skin condition cured by Cuticura Remedies after prior doctors and hospital treatments failed. Testimonies from H. P. Keyes of Boston and Wa. J. Sadlier of Philadelphia claim rapid clearing after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Regolgent. The text also includes unrelated game dialogue.
In Occila near Fitzgerald Georgia W H Bostwick killed three men and wounded others before a National Guard raid trapped him in his home. He died within an hour from a wound believed to be from a posse member. Sheriff McInnis and two deputies were wounded and died later. Five children hid on the floor safe through the night.
In New York City on June 27 the Four Brothers and On Leon tong factions clashed in Chinatown. Shu Foo, a Long Island laundryman, died from wounds. Song Jing died at his Mott Street store. Chu Pan is hospital-bound and not expected to survive. Police surrounded Chinatown to prevent further violence.
Edmund Pennington president of the Soo Line and J. D. McMillan head of Os bore McMillan Elevator Co. tour North Dakota and Minnesota crops reporting about 25 percent wheat damage with potential 75 percent if rains arrive. showers along the Soo improved conditions, rain needed in North Dakota to limit losses and keep plans intact despite forecasts.
Andrea Jacobson of Devils Lake North Dakota a 29 year old clerk at Marshal Field store was arrested for stealing diamonds and jewelry valued at 1000 dollars. Detectives recovered goods in her Chicago apartments. Jacobson a Boston Conservatory student singer and choir member formerly in Devils Lake and Minneapolis.
In Kansas City on June 27 attorneys argued the case resumed in federal court. Witnesses stood on the stand as both sides presented testimony and contested key points in the ongoing dispute.
In New York a suspect named Porter faces murder charges over the death of his wife in Italy. The case eyes indefinite progress toward a resolution as officials signal continuing court action and related proceedings.
A temporary restraining order issued by Judge J. M. Clements in a suit by J. A. McIntosh targets A. P. Hanson C. B. Smith Josephine Avell A. P. Curtin John Steinbrenner Jackson Switzer B. L. Tall Pearl Sanborn and William Meinsheimer Wood Street property owners. It blocks using properties for prostitution, bans doorway exposure by women and curbside loitering, and prohibits police from collecting fees from the women. The order aims to stop prostitution on Wood Street after a city ordinance confined activity there last September.
Helena report says Judge Clements ordered Mayor Edwards jailed for contempt after failing to reinstate Leonard Bailey as captain of police as required by courts. The mayor paid fines for himself and seven aldermen while officers were removed from payroll but later restored.
Articles of incorporation filed in Helena for the White Sulphur Springs and Yellowstone Park Railway Company by John Ringling EB M Calkins Jr and Lewis Penwell with capital at 300 000. The line would run from White Sulphur Springs to the Puget Sound line at Dorse then to the park northern boundary. Electrician Edward Gould died from burns sustained when a screwdriver touched a 50 000 volt wing just before his wedding to Miss Belta Holt of Spokane.
Sella Wool Lower Helena report notes M R Drown of Miles City sold a wool clip by sealed bid to F M Eshleman for Jeremiah Williams & Co. at 16 cents a pound, down from 22 cents last year.
Bertha Laffin known as the Womans steeplejack scales a sixty foot stack on the state university in Missoula. She wore a progressive costume for the stunt and drew a small audience. Also notes change of postmaster James B Chartéra named at Grass Range Fergus County and removal of R W Blake.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a county hearing on a granite cutters project. The document references contractor objections and a board or council action, with notes about delays and regulatory steps. Further readable details are not present.
The article urges Americans to travel to Central Canada to claim 160 acres of land for homesteads. It notes excellent crop prospects, rising land prices next year, and strong immigration from the United States and Europe. Railways like Grand Trunk Pacific Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern expand access, with government agents ready to assist with maps and literature.
A raw Irishman serves on a revenue cutter and after a playful turn at the wheel delivers a boastful quip about his crying and attention in ten minutes, provoking humor among the crew during the watch.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Tabs to ease foot soreness tenderness and odor with a foot bath. It claims instant relief from weariness sweating and inflamed feet at night and suggests using Allen's pot-Ease powder for daytime comfort. Substitutes are discouraged and samples or full sizes are offered by mail from Allen S Olmsted Roy, N. Y.
A poem line by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow reflects on a torn jacket mended yet hurtful speech striking a child. The verse uses a simple image to illustrate emotional pain caused by harsh words.
A Fargo based notice presents Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat, followed by a proverb about a genius and borrowing money.
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