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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves throat and chest pain and hoarseness by light application that penetrates instantly to the seat of the trouble, reducing congestion and stopping pain without rubbing.
Richard Le Gallienne recalled a Liverpoo whisky controversy at a Bt Regis dinner referencing President Taft. He noted chemists comparing whisky types and shared a Liverpool anecdote about a public house near the Albert docks where a patron questioned purity and joked about paralysis by three anarchists.
In a Washington dinner, Senator Beveridge refutes a sugar trust defender by recalling a funeral scene. He compares the defender’s complacent praise of the industry to a man admiring a coffin lid and inviting the undertaker to drink on it, underscoring the mocking tone of the exchange.
A child three years old endures her sister’s day away as she ponders the passing hours and declares it still the same day. A light humorous note follows about a wife seeking reassurance about her hat with the husband cast as a plumb.
A man abandons meat coffee and heavy foods for fruit Grape Nuts with cream crisp toast and Postum. Health improves quickly as easily digested nutrients raise blood and tissue quality linking to natural phosphate in grains.
former secretary of the interior James R Garfield testifies at the Ballinger Pinchott hearing opposition to the 30 million dollar bond plan for western irrigation and defends his reclamation certificates and coal policies to Congress while noting land withdrawals in Colorado and Utah. He questions Ballingers role and recalls discussions on Alaska entries and Gravis protests.
Philadelphia reports violent strike actions as workers at Baldwin locomotive works consider a general walkout joining 10 000 laborers. A trolley car attack injures several, including a 14 year old girl, prompting police investigations and warnings from organizers. A statewide labor federation pushes for arbitration or a nationwide walkout if needed.
Philadelphia March 10 labor leaders press the general strike campaign aiming to swell sympathizers. Baldwin locomotive works where 2000 men quit yesterday draws attention as unions seek to add more idle workers before day’s end. Central Labor union cites 125000 to 150000 idle with 139 57L exact count to last night.
Washington secretary Ballinger sends Congress a bill to punish unlawfully cutting timber on Indian allotments with up to 500 fine and one year imprisonment. It also targets arson on Indian reservations and public domain forests with up to 5 000 fine and two years in prison.
Washington March 10. After a critical analysis by Representative Macon the House naval affairs subcommittee voted unanimously not to act on measures to reward Peary until proof of discovery of the north pole is produced. Macon labeled Peary as a member of the Cook class and questioned the miles claimed per day as exaggerated.
Rioting in Bogota continues after a quarrel between the manager of an American owned street railway and the police. Anti American sentiment runs high as the mob suspends street traffic and commits more violence through the night. The American manager sought safety at the United States legation.
Five men were killed and seven likely fatally injured when a brick wall left standing collapsed amid rescue efforts at the M. Lanz & Sons factory ruins in Pittsburg. About twenty workers, many foreigners, were buried under the wall as it buckled.
President Taft sent to the senate the recommendations for the new customs court of appeals naming Chief Justice Robert M. Montgomery of Michigan as presiding judge and associate judges William H. Hunt of Montana James F. Smith of California O M Barber of Vermont and Myron Decries of California.
Robbers dynamited the Bank of Edna in Edna Kansas early today and escaped with 3000 dollars on a handcar after exchanging shots with residents. One citizen was wounded but not seriously.
A divorced woman requests a doll be arranged to say only Mamma instead of Pa pa and Mamma. The note appears under Lustige Woche.
The article condemns inexpensive baking powders for using cheap fillers and low leavening gas. It argues Calumet delivers higher quality, consistent strength, and better value, noting it bakes light wholesome foods with less trouble and longer shelf life.
A New York mistress assigns limited evenings off to Eliza a newly engaged household worker. Eliza protests saying the schedule is insufficient and claims she is a debutante asserting broader privileges and social status.
A concise note highlights a well connected family with an exclusive private telephone line. The remark underscores how subtle habits cement strong ties that become hard to break, echoing Samuel Johnson’s observation on gradual social bonds.
A Denver News item presents a playful exchange between a teacher and boy named Claude about what men enjoy seeing in the air, with the boy responding Razzahs in a light conversational moment.
Springtime eye epidemic described as contagious and attacking the eyes. Marine Eye Remedy claims reliable relief and soothing effects. Use Marine freely and frequently to ease symptoms without smarting.
A short jokey exchange questions money in hens with a quip about security. A separate adage notes an 18 year old girl fears becoming an old maid or not going to heaven.
Perry Davis' Painkiller earns a seventy year reputation as a reliable cure for lumbago sciatica pleurisy stitches among ailments while costing 25 cents. Available at all druggists.
A playful remark contrasts women violinists with a Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup tease for teething. The line ends with a note about a watchman entitled to day dreams, reflecting a quirky newspaper aside.
New York March 10 The American Tobacco Co now before the United States Supreme Court reports a 5014 percent annual return on 40,000,900 common stock. Net earnings stand at 80,44s 384, with deductions and preferred stock affecting dividends. The company shows a total usage of 42,499,140.4, a sharp rise over last year.
Detroit March 8 reports to the United States Weather Bureau indicate extensive ice fields in Lake Superior Lake Michigan and Lake Huron this year compared with a year ago.
Washington report says the House Naval Committee subcommittee delaying any reward for Commander Peary until his north exploration proofs are published. Representative Roberts of Massachusetts states no award will be considered unless proofs are made public.
A long testimonial letter explodes with claims of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing fibroid tumors and female ailments. Mrs Barber and others describe severe symptoms and successful recovery after using 14 bottles, urging other women to try the remedy despite doctor advice.
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