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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at a health themed notice or ad with names and brands. Mentions Da Foster Milburn Co and kidney related items. Unclear context but suggests a health promotion or product showcase with multiple proper nouns.
Fragmentary text presents a puzzled visitor asking about a husband’s irritability at home. The garbled lines mention a person named Bate A and scattered phrases like long guttering swites, offering no clear event or identifiable figures to report.
A testimonial from Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan dated October 20 1907 describes severe eczema that covered the head and body and caused intense pain. She credits the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with a complete cure after medical advice and prior unsuccessful treatment.
A wife exposes her husband's claim of being self made, detailing how others perceive his achievements and the reality of his sources of success. The piece questions the authenticity of his independence and sheds light on domestic insights into his career.
Hot Springs Va July 10. executive committee of the Republican national committee approves Hitchcock as chairman and Sheldon as treasurer with Ohio headquarter duties assigned to Vorys. Taft approves, Roosevelt ally Bliss backing Sheldon while funds publicity is emphasized. Sheldon heads to Hot Springs to confer with Taft and Hitchcock on campaign plans.
John Norska, eighty eight, attempted to strike his eighty seven year old wife with an ax in Duluth on July 10. Neighbors report the act and a warrant was issued. He was taken to a hospital for mental breakdown instead of jail as authorities cited his condition. The couple had been married seventy years.
Secretary to accompany by private secretary and confidential stenographer will travel to Port City Oregon to inspect ongoing reclamation work along the Klamath river and examine Northwestern reservations. The trip aims to assess projects and land policies amid federal efforts.
A U S State Department dispatch claims Nicaragua is recruiting troops and sending Maxim guns to aid Honduras. A second dispatch from El Salvador indicates the Honduras movement failed. Armed revolutionists attacked Choluteca after capturing Gracias, with residents resisting three days as volunteers rush to repel insurgents led by Manuel Bonilla.
Winnipeg reports railways estimate Western Canada will produce 125 million bushels of wheat this season, averaging twenty bushels per acre, with 105 million bushels available for export. July frosts caused garden damage but did not touch the grain.
In Bondtown Virginia on July 9 Dan Cloves of Bigstone Gap cut James Sturgill's throat from ear to ear aboard a train then wounded himself in the neck. Sturgill, whom Cloves had never met, is reported in critical condition and may die.
Alliance Nebraska July 10 Emil Sandoza a renowned stockman on Pine Creek was murdered yesterday by Newman a hired neighbor. The killing follows a scandal Sandoza was said to have circulated and which Newman accused him of spreading.
Loot valued at 25 000 dollars was secured by safeblowers who drilled through a twenty inch brick wall into the Diamond Post Pen company offices on Beekman Street New York and shattered two safes with dynamite. Police have no clue to the robbers.
Latest quotations from St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth show wheat falling in some grades to about 1.10 to 1.15 per bushel while corn and oats hold around 0.70 to 0.48. Live stock prices in Chicago Sioux City and St Paul reflect cattle hogs and sheep with varied ranges and daily fluctuations.
A Muskogee Kansas City Times report notes a small Seneca band in the northeast corner still practicing an ancient rite called The Wood Face. Members wear carved wooden masks red and black with silver accents and horsehair, dancing to drive away evil spirits during illness. The rite is long established, with secret signs guarded like Masonry and strong spiritual beliefs.
An old advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy for red weak and watery eyes. It claims soothing relief for eye pain and lists druggists selling Marine at 50 cents. The copy emphasizes a page book and invites readers to check with their druggist.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses attitudes toward horse races and lifelong education. It references Mrs. Torkins and a remark about some people pursuing post graduate courses throughout life.
A noted local firm, Vert and Awning Co., Minneapolis, markets covers awnings and tents to customers seeking outdoor shelter solutions with pricing details available on request.
Gobsa Golde asks about a deal and Mydass replies with a somber one million. The dialogue hints at high stakes and prioritizing every million in a tense financial exchange.
Advertisement urges buyers to dip and disinfect hides pelts and wool and mail them to N W Hide and Fur Company Minneapolis Minnesota for processing and sale.
Fragmentary exchange discusses a fox scenting a man from a quarter mile and possibly farther if the man is in an automobile. The snippet attributes a speculative claim to two speakers, Ty and JiNl, in a casual conversation tone.
A brief classified offer from Q. H. Peck Company at 110 S 6th in Minneapolis inviting customers to select developing and finishing services for Kodak products.
In a brisk exchange a salesman informs a customer that the newest car model is arriving soon as he invites him to wait with another gentleman. The scene captures the rush for innovation in automobile sales.
A fragment from an old newspaper ad urges readers to ship cream to Milton Dairy Co in St. Paul Minnesota. Also included is a quotation about youth and a testimonial line for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. A note about stage managers turning comedies into tragedies appears.
An ad lists Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose throat in Fargo North Dakota. It hints at valuable love letters with a claim about worth and authorship without clear event or context.
In St. Paul Minnesota Miller and Holmes advertise paying top prices for cream. A warning note appears about a woman's refusal being misinterpreted when directed at the wrong man.
Letter from Mrs. E Hanson of Columbus Ohio extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life detailing nervousness headaches and restored ability to work The ad asserts the remedy has aided thousands of women and invites letters for advice from Mrs Pinkham directing readers to Lynn Mass.
A young man asks if the singer’s battle songs feel realistic and another man agrees they are so convincing that they provoke a fighting impulse while listening. The exchange captures a lively mood during a wartime performance.
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