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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
2
The piece blends quips on international tension with local musings. It muses on Cuba, Venezuela, and American policy while noting rain, travel from city to country, and a Brooklyn clergyman's stance on rum. It finishes with a fading farewell to Broadway.
A scientist cautions that Niagara Falls may run dry in about 3000 years, noting a slow but steady trend toward reduced flow. The claim remains speculative with limited evidence and requires further study.
In a New Jersey town residents hunt for clues to a headless ghost haunting the streets. They seek a person who can identify the figure or place a bead on its mystery and origin.
Question arises whether the 16 ships recently modernized should be sent on a global circuit to demonstrate improvements. Creators weigh cost, readiness, and strategic value in a potential rollout.
A man eyes an ambitious Boston to Europe air voyage and stresses the need for reliable C Q D signals to ensure safe communications during the journey.
A Washington physician declares that avoiding meat can prevent dipsomania, quipping that dead men cannot become alcoholics. The remark frames diet as a moral and health safeguard.
A collage of topical items includes Count Boni de Castellane visiting for big game, heiress flutter, a divorce by an American princess, rising potato prices, and amateur gardeners optimistic. Reports touch Russia’s anti graft and a hygiene joke about giraffes, China’s walls, Hertzian war ending tech, and a spring storm’s death toll. Also mentions Chinese expatriates, New Jersey tax plans for corporations, and Flag Day ceremonies with Key’s house and schoolchildren singing. The White House light button starts a grand fair, signaling national pride.
A 1919 tale follows Mr. Tutchy who frets over learning to drive as his wife and twins prepare for a first spin in their car. He endures fear on a steep hill with a rattling noise and near-misses as he battles nerves and past mistakes, while the family pushes forward with grit and humor.
A children's tale recalls a boy urged to train for football despite a mother's fears of spikes and injury. The boy joins the junior team, endures mock injuries, and after a bold scene with brigands he and his parents see football in a new light.
A satirical 1908 note argues modern football rules curb danger by delaying contact until after play ends. It warns against poetic tendencies in boys with long hair and suggests steering them into teams to prevent verse inclinations.
Irad Biglow and cousin Edgar scheme to ship Mexican volcanic ants to factories at a dollar apiece. Irad explains ants burn coal free of ash by eating slag and clinkers, while Edgar hopes for fast profits. both worry about ant brittleness and humane shipping.
Describes two dress patterns: a gray veil ing girl dress with an oval silk muslin yoke and button trims, plus a pale green straw hat. and a white serge princess dress with back fastening illusion, lace yoke, buttoned sleeves, and a Tuscan hat with a white scarf. Provides required materials and notions for each.
Practical tips to make any temporary room feel homier. Pack a chintz trunk cover with a fitted top, and bring an empty packing box to repurpose as a writing desk after arrival. Leave fragile items behind but keep unframed family photos close for comfort on rainy days.
The article notes the tail ored shirtwaist as the stiffest garment in the wardrobe. Unstarched but with body from mad rases and percales, it remains popular with girls. White shirtwaists with colored stripes and matching suits, plus Scotch madrases in narrow color lines, are in vogue with embroidered collars and silk bows.
The jackets are long with many pockets and passementeries, some having gathers under the pockets. After inspection there is little that is decisively new or striking this season, with only occasional nods to Louis XV or 1850s modes as eccentric accoutrement, not a real lead.
The note discusses dry rough skin and suggests an almond substitute as a soothing option. It mentions avoiding or changing a BOAD or similar product and questions about women and time, with fragmented phrases throughout.
A guide on preserving smooth hands while doing household chores. It advises gentle dishwashing with toilet soap, thorough washing, careful drying, frequent lotions, and using rubber gloves. It suggests lemon for rough work and notes scrubbing harms hands, urging frequent skin care.
A fragmented fashion notice describes voluminous coiffures under hats with soft bands and curled structures. It notes hair dropping over the temples and puffing at the back to frame delicate features, with Roman styling hints and decorative bands.
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