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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
3
Many people mortgage the future to obtain relief from constipation which can cause serious diseases. Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets laxative is advertised as a thorough cure. The text notes a claim of relief and a promise of better morning resolutions.
The passage warns that strong advertising alone cannot sell worthless goods and cites Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a proven success from merit and word of mouth. It cautions shoppers to avoid substitutes and rely on trusted, well advertised products, noting trade predators target the public.
A compact saying about fortune and resilience. The speaker notes fortune as a frequent visitor who tests a man with knocks and chances. The tone hints at perseverance and humble luck through life's openings.
A five year old declares he and his father know everything and even Asia is among what his father knows. The older companion questions the claim, but the child remains confident.
The remark frames misfortune as a playful, risky stance. It suggests embracing bad luck with cheer, treating adversity as a flirtation that favors the hopeful over the wary.
Tale follows Porfirio Diaz after 1875 failed uprising and exile. He boards the City of Havana under the name Dr de la Doza, is mistaken for himself, and escapes capture with aid from purser Coney. Diaz hides in a wardrobe while agents search, then reaches safety in Vera Cruz aboard a steamer.
Great Falls federal court hearings delay pleas for F. C. McDonald W E Martin charged with false returns. Joseph Thompson remains jailed as grand jury probes irregularities. Second census shows overstatements at Ford residence 408 listed but few residents, Todd block under 100. Coca Cola ad promotes cooling drink and baseball booklet with Casey at the Bat.
Helena Spanish American War veterans decided at their seventh annual state encampment that next year’s reunion will be held in Butte. More than a hundred delegates attended. Officers elected include Commander H W Stephens Butte and National Delegate Adolph Jaessler Helena among others.
The Montana Supreme Court affirms a $25 000 judgment for Mary Neary against Northern Pacific over her husband's death in the Billings yard, finding train speed violations in an ordinance. It also upholds a $15 000 judgment for Margaret Beeler against the Butte and London Copper Development Company for a fatal mine fall.
A dynamite blast at a building in ButteMontana follows gunfire by George Hart a 22caliber shot ignites a store of dynamite. Hart his wife and their baby die Robinson and Kirby killed and two others injured in the collapse of Hart's home and nearby structures.
Roy Bryan nephew of Col. T J Bryan charged with burning the brands of 14 head of horses owned by L S Badgett of Otter. He waived examination in justice court and was held for district court. James Matkins linked to the case was granted his liberty.
President J S Truscott of the Custer County Fair Association proposes an Indian fair in early August lasting about two days. The event would feature performances depicting old and present Indian life including war dances sham battles curing meats horse races and other stunts.
Anaconda resident Thomas French died from injuries after a carriage he was driving ran over him at the funeral of Mrs. William Parrot in Stuart. He was brother to Charles W. and John H. French, well known in Anaconda, and leaves a widow.
Charley C Wilhelm, a popular local bachelor in Tacoma, has received a telegram notifying him of a $10,000 house and lot prize. He works at the general delivery office and has lived in the city about four years.
He contemplates naming his new attachable button the Bachelor’s Button. He fears the term suggests restrictiveness, but argues the product will appeal to both married men and bachelors, broadening its market reach.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Tabs for foot baths to relieve soreness odors and tender feet and Allen's Foot-Ease powder to keep feet comfortable in shoes. It notes 25 cent price, free tab samples, and mail order details from LeRoy New Jersey.
A waiter serves water to a squeamish guest who questions its distillation. The waiter confirms it is boiled distilled water, noting it tastes unusually hard.
An old Chicago druggist ad promotes Marine Eye Salve Asep tia Tubes Trial Size 26c claiming relief for red itchy eyelids cysts styes and falling lashes with eyes in need of care.
A lighthearted note suggests many men take pleasure in a pipe while their wives oppose the habit. The item highlights domestic irony without naming individuals or places.
After a fifteen month absence Colonel Theodore Roosevelt lands in New York on June 18 and refuses interviews. The Roosevelt party transfers to White Steamers for a city tour and luncheon, then travels to Oyster Bay. A Rough Riders group later rides to a clambake at Travers Island with White Gasoline Trucks.
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