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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
6
A contrasted look at Mrs. Trouble and Mrs. Ditto shows how different social positions hide similar burdens. The piece ties their woes to Milton and a note on counterfeit detection, urging careful study of the genuine to spot fakes.
Dr. James B. Angell president of the University of Michigan, age eighty, marks his birthday by attending the Association of American Universities convention at Ithaca with Hon. Andrew D. White. He notes peak health, reports ongoing work with few absences, and plans westward travel before returning to his desk.
The piece argues that South America offers exceptional business chances and predicts a shift by American exporters to capture trade now dominated by Europe. It contends the region has been underutilized for a decade and urges a systematic effort to seize these opportunities.
A youthful Portuguese monarch faces a deep laid conspiracy to unseat him after a troubled accession. As he nears ruling duties the king learns the burden and danger of sovereignty, with threats seen as serious and not idle.
An unclear fragment cites a Washington Times quote about making music and neighbors preferring authentic work by someone who knows. It lacks coherent context or complete details for a fuller summary.
Miss Elliott discovers her dressing room locked from inside at the Maxine Elliott theater in New York. Stagehand Fitzpatrick is dragged out after being found in her bathtub area with towels, prompting his ejection and demands for a new tub and plumbing from Elliott.
A rusty shotgun once owned by actor Joseph Jefferson in Paradise Valley Pennsylvania sparked his rise with Rip Van Winkle. The gun now belongs to Omaha carpenter George Halterman who declined a $500 offer from New York’s Players club.
A tale mocks a man earning eight thousand yearly who laments debt and rising costs. He recounts daughters at college, wardrobes outgrowing clothes, a son needing surgery, and relatives charging mixed rates. The narrator argues even higher incomes face financial strain and social pressures.
BE A Ross argues from birth-rate drops in Italy Hungary Germany France Scotland England and Australasia that a lighter birth-rate releases women from home and raises the value of common people both economically and socially citing the Black Death as precedent for increased worth and political power.
A Paris hotel keeper trying to smoke out two unpaid guests released sulphur fumes. The front exit was blocked by the landlord who could not find the key. Fire brigade rescued guests including the nonpaying pair. many tenants fled and disappeared after the incident.
In Robert Edeson's collection of kid stories two boys enter class late. Tommy explains he overslept after dreaming of a railroad trip and waking at the station to find school time long past. Freddie says he went to the station to bid Tommy farewell.
Cohan Harris will manage ten stars next season. Paul Potter adapts a French piece titled The Girl from Rector's. Laura Nelson Hall supports Francis Starr in The Easiest Way. Blanche Marchesi to visit with European company. John Drew in a revival of Much Ado About Nothing. The Adventure of Lady Ursula revived in London. Ben Greet’s prayers appear in The Little Bethlehem. Frank Losee to star with Bertha Galland in The Return of Eye. Miss Innocence casts Emma Janvier Charles Bigelow Lawrence DOrsay and Lee Mara.
David Torrence plays Kimma Janvier's husband in What Every Woman Knows and draws critics. Interviewers ask what he has done so far and he replies that people have recognized him as Kimma Janvier's husband.
Chawley asks if Miss Kidder enjoyed the outing and Arthur recalls the scene with his bull terrier. He notes the dog’s likeness to him and recounts her remark that four dollars and fifty cents might be excessive for the animal.
A friend suggests immersion to learn Esperanto, advising the learner to travel to the country where the language is spoken for practical experience and guidance.
A diplomat asks about a European war threat and a weather expert replies that the cloud signifies atmospheric agitation rather than imminent thunder or lightning. The exchange frames danger as a meteorological metaphor for political tension.
A terse exchange unfolds as a young suitor asks to marry the daughter, while the father cuts to the heart of the matter asking if he can provide support, signaling a practical test of readiness over romance.
A tall old school gentleman carts two pounds of fresh country sausage through town. His two-horse street car ride and broad circle of friends become humorously strained when the sausage leaps from his basket onto a coal heater, sizzling as spectators look on with amusement.
The Orient Royal Mail liner Oroya from Sydney to London encountered a Red Sea tiger shark near Perim Island. The 23 to 25 foot shark latched onto the bow, fought free after the ship reversed engines, leaving a blood trail from the wound where the prow struck.
An editorial aphorism argues that a wife typically adopts her husband’s name and social role, shaping her future by his status. It notes most wives aim to support their husbands, though some exhibit extraordinary virtue and sacrifice beyond common expectations.
The scene captures Mrs. Coopah Ah and Mrs Hooley discussing Lillie who dances at every dance yet remains uncomfortable. Lillie wears a new hip corset that restricts sitting, keeping her restless and unable to rest.
A dialogue between a nurse and a doctor questions discussing patient care and the risks of dietary indigestibles. The exchange hints at the consequences of miscommunication in medical treatment and the need for professional guidance.
Fragmentary lines describe a phrase not his fault and an unusual son-in-law. Wavering dialogue hints at a tense exchange and unresolved sentiment, with references to helping and a tender part of the steak. The text lacks coherent context or full narrative.
A brief exchange shows Mr Dude commenting on resemblance to a carpet at his feet while Miss Sly notes she will shake it soon. The lines imply a casual, humorous quip within a continental playlet.
The Wonderberry, a new plant by Luther Burbank, grows in any soil or climate and bears fruit all season. Seed-grown with a three month bearing time, it can be grown in gardens or pots. John Lewis Childs of Floral Park, NY promotes seeds worldwide and offers incentives to agents.
A witty exchange notes the baroness rarely mentions other women while she constantly discusses herself. The remark underscores her self focus and social vanity.
The article discusses Toris as a rheumatism remedy praised by some in the medical frater nity. It notes a formula using whiskey, Toris Compound, and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound with dosages before meals and at night. It mentions Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Chicago as producer and that the ingredients are available from druggists. It also touches on the high cost of foreign titles and heiresses.
An old advertisement touts Garf eld Tea as the true remedy for constipation and liver trouble, describing it as a mild herb laxative and claiming strong drug cathartics only aggravate the condition.
A concise reflection asserts that human action is bounded by the heart's true ambitions. The saying emphasizes inner motive guiding outward deeds over mere capability.
PAZO Ointment guarantees to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Milton Dairy Co of St Paul Minnesota advertises heavy cream pricing and marketplace notes. A Horace quotation contrasts virtue with wealth and gold.
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