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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
Hudson Ohio letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful and irregular periods and related symptoms. Mothers thank the company for thousands of reported recoveries and offer guidance to girls facing health concerns.
Two weary travelers seek lodging at a shabby eastern country hotel. The owner offers a spare large feather bed for both, and they retire for sleep. One wakes at 2 am and realizes his turn to sleep on the feather has arrived, prompting a humorous dispute.
An Irish policeman and part time sportsman stood on a Dublin road to stop speeding motorists. The first car passed at 20 mph without a sign, a second at 40 mph drew his gaze, and a third at a mile a minute provoked his boastful quip “that’s the best of the lot.”
A warning about catarrh ointments containing mercury notes they can damage taste and sense. It promotes Hal's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, claiming to be mercury free and systemic. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A playful scene shows a child inviting a goat to join a journey to the lake and a playful plan to let the goat drink from a crate of sponges, promising fun along the way.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Kase antiseptic powder to ease tired feet, prevent corns, and help break in new shoes. The copy mentions usage for dancing and long wear, plus various sampler and product references. It reflects period marketing language and includes unrelated lines about other remedies and moral phrases.
Mrs Mary Gilroy of Remington Indiana says she suffered severe kidney pain and frequent urgings during a critical period of life. After trying other remedies she used Doan's Kidney Pills and was permanently cured. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
New York leads with 5476 beds for consumptives, followed by Massachusetts 2408, Pennsylvania 8341, Colorado 1489, and New Mexico 1104. The National Association urges expanded care to reach 35000 beds by May 1, 1911, to ensure no uncared-for TB cases.
A stormy day scene shows siblings roleplaying church with Theo dore directing Florence to follow his commands. The children enact minister and people as he prescribes behavior and sharing rules during their game.
A whispered report describes Casey allegedly attempting self harm by lighting every gas jet in a house and waiting. McGinnis and O'Reilly discuss the strange incident, with townspeople reacting to the sensational tale.
A doctor with years of practice says coffee is an insidious poison for certain systems. He cites cases of nervous breakdown and stomach trouble, noting patients improve after switching to Postum and report better sleep and renewed energy.
Cologne reports a catastrophic flood in the River Ahr valley with an estimated 200 lives lost. By today 87 bodies were recovered along river banks as heavy rains and a cloudburst swept the region destroying villages and bridges.
In Bismarck North Dakota on June 15 a three day celebration marks the installation of Bishop Wehrle of the new diocese. A monster parade forms from the depot at 5 30 pm and proceeds through the city. Banquet follows at 8 00 pm with Judge Carmody as toastmaster. Authorities list Governor Burke Fred Conklin Judge Winchester and E A Williams among guests. The congress of Catholic clubs meets Thursday and Friday with special trains expected and over 2000 visitors anticipated. Archbishop Ireland arrived at 1 45 pm today with more guests due.
In a humorous exchange, a neighbor notes the fun with the boy’s kite. Ben Franklin replies that long distance electricity gives satisfaction without being told the line is busy.
A fragmentary quip remarks that a rule may fail both ways and no one benefits from rules that do not benefit all, expressing weariness with the rigidity and a note of gratitude for fairness.
President Taft arrived in Marietta Ohio for the diamond jubilee of Marietta College. A 21 gun salute greeted him as 2000 students lined the streets to extend greetings then he spoke at Muskingum Park and the college church. He later visited the First Congregational church and a Masonic lodge before departing for Washington.
An all night search of the Herald building ruins in Montreal yielded one more recovered victim, bringing total known dead to three. Police and fire crews continue work, expecting thirty six hours more to access the basement where twenty six more victims may lie. Crowds mob city morgues seeking missing relatives while hospitals report the twenty five injured improving. An official inquiry into the disaster’s cause has been ordered.
Refugees report survivors story from the Ahr valley flooding. Waters crest and recede leaving villages erased and houses toppled with occupants buried. Locomotives and steam road rollers swept away. A rescuing party at the river mouth recovered a woman and an infant.
Fire rangers fought a vast forest blaze north and west of Fort Williams Ontario. Ten thousand dollars of timber burned. Hymers village surrounded and forty homes in Conmee township endangered. Fires also in Conmee Gillies and O Connor townships. Kakabeka Falls electrical plant shut down to protect power supply to Fort Williams and Port Arthur.
Judge Templeton voids the 2 percent filing fee provision for county officials in North Dakota primaries and strikes down the subsequent 1 percent amendment as unconstitutional in a Grand Forks decision dated June 15. The ruling affects how salaries determine fees for officials seeking office.
President Taft may miss his son’s graduation if congressional business delays the session. He plans to depart Sunday night for New Haven only if the session ends early. otherwise he will remain to handle affairs, with an alternate trip on Tuesday night as needed.
Flooding in Servia Bavaria isolates Oberammergau today disrupting rail links. Among 600 visitors for the Passion play 300 are Americans with hotels on higher ground. Lower streets flood while officials say there is no immediate danger.
Princeton New Jersey June 14 President Woodrow Wilson conferred degrees on 208 seniors marking one of the largest graduation crowds in years at Princeton University.
Washington June 15 A bill to issue certificates totaling 30 million dollars for completion of reclamation projects was adopted by the Senate as a rider on the administration land withdrawal measure. Senators Burton Gallinger and Kean were the only ones voting against it.
Vice President James S. Sherman cancels his Iowa university commencement address planned for tomorrow due to his wife’s illness. President Northrup of Minnesota University will speak in his stead.
In Kansas City on June 15 the bleached flour case shows signs of ending early as the government presents new points on the deleterious effects of the bleaching process in flour.
Eight miles south of Newton Iowa farmer QO Adams hanged himself with a shotgun. He fashioned a wire hook tying the trigger to his foot and died yesterday from the self inflicted wound.
A garbled excerpt notes a conference report on railroad funding and a Senate inquiry. It mentions delays and possible impacts, with reference to a detained individual at home and a forthcoming session. The fragment lacks clear names or locations.
The government schooner Vanhordt wrecked on Curacao's northeast coast. The captain crew and most passengers perished except four sailors and one passenger survive. The loss includes the governor of Buenos Ayres.
Martin Imbertson and William Boland of Hibbing drowned at Stan Lake in summer. Local authorities report the incident occurred around mid June as a tragic water accident.
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