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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
3
An old notice-like text describes ailments in women such as stomach issues and nervous prostration and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable compound as helpful. It urges readers to write for free advice and implies many have found relief. Some garbled lines reference a burial and personal health experiences.
A terse ledger-style warning appears in the page text, urging humility after a baseball encounter. The speaker cautions others not to boast over a loss, framing the remark as a cautionary note to avoid pride.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Graciana and Jeanette reacting to a dramatic confession. A man declares devotion but is rejected as “impossible” to love. He reportedly sinks into sadness before the exchange ends with a loud outburst.
A five year old girl named Helen delays going to bed after an evening party. An aunt offers help, but Helen says she will reach bed soon enough all on her own, insisting she will get there in her own time.
A fragment from Harper's Bazaar recalls a chat among Margaret and Josephine about a confidential matter at a tea gathering, mentioning Katherine and a missing detail. The excerpt captures social intrigue and teasing dialogue from a fashion magazine context.
Bishop John W. Hamilton of Boston will deliver two addresses during the North Dakota Methodist conference in Bismarck where about 300 pastors are expected. Prof Frederick Wright of Oberlin opens the event with a lecture as examinations proceed and the conference plans to close Monday with pastor appointments. The Commercial Club schedules excursions for visiting pastors.
Senator La Follette had gallstone surgery at St Marys Hospital Rochester at 8 20 am and the operation ended at 8 40 am. Eight stones were removed and recovery is expected to be good despite complications including minor adhesion of the small intestine to the gall bladder pancreatitis and enlarged lymphatic gland from septic material. The 11 o clock bulletin from Drs George Kenan Co H and W J Mayo reported he stood the operation well and prospects for recovery remain good.
Five members of the O C Olson family near Drayton were injured when a steam traction engine pulling plows exploded. Mrs Olson suffered a skull fracture while Mr Olson and others sustained burns and fractures. Lena Olson, Roy Olson, and Arthur Olson were also hurt with serious burns. Recovery for Mrs Olson is doubtful. They rode the engine to watch plowing.
A morning fire in Grafton North Carolina caused about 25000 dollars in damage destroying McKay Bros garage and two adjoining structures. Thieves trying to steal an automobile are blamed after dropping a match on an oil soaked floor triggering rapid explosions and spreading flames. No insurance coverage was reported.
Special dispatches from Ajaccio report cholera has appeared in Sardinia and Corsicans fear the epidemic may spread across the Strait of Bonifacio separating Sardinia and Corsica.
The Novoe Vremya reports Evno Azeff, described as head of the fighting Russian socialists and a political police spy, was assassinated at Wiesbaden. The brief dispatch notes the event as a political killing in the German city with unclear immediate consequences.
A Shabbona IL incident reports an eight year old boy shot and fatally wounded his father while playing Indian with his son. The editor of local papers notes the event as a grim family tragedy reported in the Illinois press.
An explosion in the McClure mine at Tasker last evening killed George Barningham, a miner who had worked at the mine for the past two years. The incident occurred in Minot, North Dakota, Det. 4. authorities investigated the cause of the blast and efforts to rescue others were underway.
Washington Oct 4 The Northern State Bank of Grand Forks today filed an application to be designated as a depository for Postal Savings funds.
An L A Times statement by Earl Rogers outlines ongoing investigation into a disaster. He says authorities have important information hour to hour and expresses hope for progress in securing evidence and understanding what happened last night.
Montana forest officials plan to raise 3000 to 4000 dollars to create simple cemeteries at ranger stations for unidentified dead and injured firefighters. District Forester W B Greeley of Missoula urged ranger contributions of one dollar each through supervisors. He estimates seventy four temporary employees lost their lives.
The Minneapolis-Montana Boosters arrived in Fargo after a pleasant Minnesota run and toured the city by automobile. Local citizens took charge for a tour that included a visit to the state agricultural college. Reinforcements in Fargo included Mike Bunnell C P Patrick and Bil Howe from Duluth and Minneapolis.
Miles City reports the county attorney received a letter from George Sandell describing a shack owned by A. O. Annis in Powder River country. Sandell and a neighbor found strong murder evidence beneath the bunk, including a buried tarpaulin and the hand of a corpse. Annis had been missing over a year.
Missoula reports nearly 3.0 billion feet of government and commercial timber destroyed across four forests in District No. 1. Fires charred 78,257 acres with Coeur d Alene national forest suffering 2.25 billion feet burned along Coeur d Alene and St Joseph rivers, plus 300 million in Lolo, 46.5 million in Missoula, 110 million private holdings, Bitter Root 60 million feet total.
An unknown man entered Thomas Cusick’s store at Sturgis and ordered him to surrender before firing. A bullet passed through Cusick’s breast. his recovery is doubtful. The gunman fled to the hills.
At the close, Ninety Choose claims a tight result in a brief, uncertain finish. Details are sparse with only fragmentary notes from the scene.
John Leason of Atchison Kan relates a seven week old infant’s severe eczema case resisted by three doctors over six months. After using Outiurn Remedies the child recovered and has remained clear for a year and a half, prompting hope Cuticura helps others and saves money.
A traveler observes a railway compartment with an old woman and her twelve year old son. At a station the woman has no ticket for the boy and asks him to ride under the seat. The traveler proposes concealing him. The woman exclaims it is as bad as death but notes two are already under the salt.
A whimsical note recounts George and Maude as lovers who confess theft of kisses from Maude. They accept a sentence together, remaining loyal and enduring a long term with minor offenses attributed to their joint mischief.
Fashion alone governs millinery markets as buyers waver on lines from distributors. Confidence split on acceptance of new hats, with purchase activity muted by fluctuating prospects, while prosperity or adversity plays no part in hat trends.
Lucas Co Frank J Cheney swears as senior member of F J Carney & Co that their firm will pay 100 dollars for every catarrah case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad notes internal intake and blood mucous action with testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a joke about seven suitors in a raffle.
Dr J H Rindlaub is listed as a specialist practicing in Fargo North Dakota focusing on eye ear nose and throat care. The entry presents a professional service location without further detail.
Harker laments risky bets then recalls winning ten boxes of cigars that reeked. He sold them to a tobacconist for a dollar. His wife later bought the boxed cigars as a birthday present after seeing their bargain price.
Prospectus invites buyers to secure a Kuhn Irrigated tract in the Sacramento Valley California at half true value with best water right. Road drainage and water rights included. Ten month growing season with alfalfa or dairy potential. Gardens year round. Land selling fast.
New York Press reports at this port 52 727 immigrants arrived on July 12 895 or about 265 percent illiterate. illiteracy not a barrier if physically able to care for self. Last month 1 127 individuals seeking entry were barred at this port.
If you are sensitive about shoe size Allen 5 Foot-Hase powder promises relief for tired swollen feet. It claims to ease aching feet and restore comfort in new shoes. Free sample offer with address for sending the remedy.
A brief witty line from Tit-Bits uses a backer and a teller to poke at generosity and greed. The exchange features colorful dialect as a social jab on sharing and pride without presenting a broader event or context.
Advertisements note selling guns and traps with furs and hides for catalog buyers from Minnca Mills. The fragment mentions Ben and catalo details for Hide and Fur Co. outlining various hunting items available.
Fragmentary text notes that certain individuals find happiness only when others envy them. The brief hints at social dynamics and personal values without details on who is involved.
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