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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
3
The recently restored guillotine draws Apaches from all city districts to witness executions. Spectators jeer as the blade falls and some dip handkerchiefs in blood as souvenirs. Men resemble hollow-cheeked figures while women are stylish and skilled in trades. Officials fear rising robberies and murders by Apaches threaten tourism.
A fragment reflects on the general observance of June 14 as Flag Day and the thinking behind the holiday. The brief mentions Mrs Edward unroy-Reed in passing within the context of a social sentiment.
A Paris street murder by Apaches is described with the victim robbed and killed as the gang’s rulebound cruelty continues. The article traces the rise of the Apache factions led by Casque d Or and Chiffonnette, noting their elusiveness, codes, and brutal street battles in the Halles districts.
A staged near disaster at a theater ended when a villain dropped a lit cigarette into snow. Prompt action by staff prevented a larger blaze. No injuries reported.
A mission worker visiting a New Orleans reformatory encounters Jim, an old acquaintance believed upright, now jailed for stealing a barrel of sweet potatoes. The exchange reveals disbelief and a wry, resigned acknowledgment from Jim.
A tourist quizzes a tired woman about her children as a chaotic household reel plays out with Willie, Tommy, Georgie, and Esmeralda Ann in danger of eloping. In a conservatory a young girl muses on microbes in kisses while a soft fountain murmur and a lonely young man voice weave a quiet, romantic scene.
One million women across cities towns villages and rural areas join a campaign against tuberculosis. The effort is led by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis with the General Federation of Women’s Clubs directing state organizations and associated clubs in Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and the canal zone.
Friends thought the young man was dead but he was in a coma. He explained he knew he was alive because his feet were cold and he was hungry, reasoning that heaven would not cause hunger or cold feet.
Washington Star quotes Mr Sirius Barker claiming a chafing dish can be used by punching a hole in its bottom, painting it green, and planting flowers in it as a novel idea for household use.
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