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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
6
The piece argues spring clipping is modern practice among progressive horse owners. It notes clipped horses dry faster, resist cold, rest better, and work sooner, aided by new enclosed gear clipping machines. Dairymen clip cows several times yearly to keep udders clean before milking.
A customer asks how to treat dog fleas and the pharmacist responds with a wry remark that fleas seem to manage fine on their own.
A classroom anecdote from a southern colored school shows Thomas defending Elizabeths marriage. The teacher asks for proof and Thomas reads that the book states she was married to her realm, noting it does not name the gentleman.
A man with $11,000,000 vows to pay only enough for a car to leave a prudent balance for investments to cover future costs. Though his bargain displeased his wife, his financial prudence is his reward, noted by Puck.
A Western city chief bookkeeper endorses Postum citing relief from stomach neuralgia after switching from coffee and tea. He says long hours and mental strain improved, with his wife adding that Postum replaced beverages and removed stomach trouble and nervousness.
The New York World profiles Monsieur le Vicomte Alfred German de Breuil, known as King Alfred I of Arabia and Syria. He recounts how he unified thirty million people, organized an army and administration, and seeks to develop wealth and resources for France while serving as a citizen king. He notes a 600,000 sheep a year civil list and an ambitious program for economic growth and modernization.
A Boston Transcript correspondent notes the Hospice of St Bernard has declined in prominence since tunnel openings between Switzerland and Italy. True St Bernards originate from 14th century crossbreeds. Barry the dog’s body is in Berns Natural History museum. Lord Houghton praised St Bernard dogs as saviors of men.
The Revenue Cutter Service report for 1912 highlights a $4.36 return for every dollar invested through saved property and lives. It assisted 260 distressed vessels and rescued 2,212 people, earning the nickname Red Cross of the Sea for its safety and humanitarian work.
Booms in many nations have burst yet Western Canada shows unmatched growth with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta expanding. Immigrant inflows, land values, and fertile plains drive rapid settlement, while vast mineral and forest wealth remains largely untapped.
A young man enters the president's office showing clear nerves. He drops his hat and items as he speaks, then asks for both the hand of the daughter and a raise, prompting a surprised reaction from the employer.
A 1907 advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder as the true economy in baking. It argues that saving on materials fails when pastries fail, and Calumet’s purity and uniform quality prevent failures, ensuring consistent, well risen results and overall value.
An east end resident explains her link to a neighbor by saying she knows her so well she does not speak to her at all. The quip highlights social distance despite proximity in a humorous encounter.
A humor column sketches Jones claiming to speak many languages while observing his claimed comprehension of everything his baby says. The gag highlights language pretensions and parental bond with playful tone.
Mr. Br. M. Fleenor of Otterbein Indiana describes a 25 year struggle with kidney trouble that ended after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to write for information and household hints.
A fragment notes a sermon with a joke about inspiration failing and a friend recalling the listener’s snored reaction. The exchange implies a lackluster service and humorous critique within a casual setting.
Br J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat in Fargo North Dakota, publishes a compact ad noting a proverb about patience and speed, suggesting a local medical practice presence.
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