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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
2
An old advertisement extols a fig syrup laxative claiming it cleanses sweetens and relieves internal organs without debilitating after effects. It emphasizes natural action and physician approval and urges purchase of the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists.
The Old Dodger recalls Justice Thomas Rott dropping in last night at the Sit and Argue club. He spoke briefly with poor voice and concluded remarks after about two and a half hours. Simpry asks what he spoke about, but no subject is given.
The article traces the origin of American glass making to Temple New Hampshire where Robert Hewes of Boston began the project during the war for independence. It describes the site on Kidder Mountain near Mount Monadnock with views of Temple mountains and surrounding towns, noting the remaining stone ovens and foundations as reminders of the effort for independence.
A Illinois wife credits Postum with ending coffee related nerve and heart symptoms after finally preparing it correctly. She reports relief after weeks of drinking two to three times daily and notes her husband finally accepts the change as his health improves.
Marion reveals to Esther how a lost silver box with papers at the bottom of a trunk could explain her past and fate. Esther offers help while Clem returns home, and the trio discusses fear, loneliness, and possible assistance as they share a quiet evening by the fire.
In a tense drawing room scene two siblings discuss Marion West and a looming choice. He battles emotion while she teases hidden motives as tea is served in the yellow room where Marion rests.
Clement enjoys Esther and Marion in a quieting, evolving evening warded by wit and warmth. He admires Marion’s frankness and gentleness while the talk drifts from light chat to deeper questions that keep him awake seeking answers.
Traveler Crane in Chicago was aboard the Santa Fe No 9 bound for Los Angeles when Theodore A. Hoppenson, a union depot barber, boarded a private car and shaved Crane during a card game. The incident occurred as the train halted briefly at the Anton depot, with Crane continuing his game after the barber finished.
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The text notes President Roosevelt sent his best wishes to the Atlantic fleet on the eve of departure from San Francisco. It describes the launch of fifteen battleships led by Rear Admiral Sperry, their orderly march in a single column, and a parting salute from nearby craft as crowds watched from the hills.
Jacob Sleeper, former chargé d’affaires at Caracas, arrived in New York aboard the Saratoga from Havana. He said he would proceed to Washington to report to the State Department on negotiations with Venezuela following the severance of diplomatic relations.
John B Dietz the famous Camerondam defender on the Thornapple river received a large new flag from admirers. He placed it atop his house, making it the fourth flag he has raised over his residence this year.
A classroom moment shows Tommy Smart asking what a buttress is, while a teacher tries to explain. The exchange features fragments about an elementary talk on architecture and a playful misnaming of a nanny goat.
A fragmentary report lists patent owners and inventors across Minnesota North Dakota and nearby states. Names include Johnson Butler Foley Geiger Baird and others tied to items such as wrenches ratchets and buckles.
An ornithology note describes a quirky scene where small birds flock with larger raptors, a Becker-Yes reference appears, and a joking line about paying for a hat links to a wife’s hat. The fragment hints at playful bird behavior and humorous commentary.
Zimmerman Brog St Paul Minnesota advertises the Kodak Store as home to the finest developing and printing in America. They promise very beautiful work at reasonable prices and will mail price lists to amateurs on request.
A garbled OCR passage shows a mother and child exchange about conversation and maturity. The fragment mentions Ethel, phrases about monopolizing talk, and a question on being old enough, reflecting a domestic scene.
Report from Lincoln Nebraska details flood casualties with four dead bodies recovered and five missing. The list includes victims tied to the city’s western districts amid ongoing rescue efforts and coverage extending to the broader disaster impact.
Vandals smashed a switch, hamners and stones causing damage to a white tile front of a building under construction by Tom Morris in Crookston. No clues as to the vandals have been found and damage amounts to several hundred dollars.
Bishop Henry G Botiter, suffering liver and stomach trouble, showed signs of improvement yesterday afternoon despite intense heat. Medical officials remain hopeful for his full recovery as estimates point to a positive outcome.
In Nebr a tragic flood along the Nemaha River lifts a house from its foundation sweeping five family members to drowning. The cloudburst flood followed by rising waters caused the disaster near the river town, leaving grief and questions in its wake.
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