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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
6
A cigar dealer hurt in a shop incident prints custom cards with lines denying violence and conflict. A customer reads the curio and notes the dealer’s limited print run of one thousand cards before selling out.
A Philadelphia Telegraph excerpt depicts the comedian Was Not a Bernhardt at a lunch counter. He chats with a waitress about diction while she serves buckwheat cakes and hash. The exchange ends with her retorts about enunciation and acting legends as she heads to the pie counter.
David Dike, a Vermont farmer, faced a ferocious gray wolf in a prolonged 20 minute duel with his dog. Both fighter and dog sustained injuries as Dike finally struck the wolf with a broom and the dog gripped its neck. the animal was killed and the skin saved for mounting.
Women with money seek manicures and pedicures as a foot massage costs two dollars total. The white procedure lasts about an hour with warm sea salt water baths, a cold water rinse, and a pink paste from mutton tallow massaging every foot bone. Report notes patrons feel shoes tighten for over half a day.
A romancing couple strolls aside to discuss Girton Golf and kissing. He professes a complete knowledge of kisses won beneath the rose. She wonders if this year will be good for roses as Beatrice Hanscom notes in Ainslees.
Paraguay aims to boost cotton culture after a price surge in cotton markets. Asuncion newspapers urge government support with scientists like Dr Bertoni to study lands and publish guides for farmers to grow cotton, hoping to export up to 100 million dollars annually.
A 6000 year old tailor’s bill from Nippur, found by a University of Pennsylvania expedition, is reported in a casual newspaper note. The piece humorously notes the bill’s age and the impracticality of collecting it, as spoken by the tailor.
Sir Thomas Horne president of the Canadian Pacific Railroad toured the Pennsylvania line from Philadelphia to Pittsburg and praised the dining car service and kitchen. He heard a cook describe New York hotel kitchens and noted a chef's team includes many young women. The cook quoted a remark that plain cooks won't do here.
The Jersey farmers spare their work animals by using horses only when necessary. They plow light ground with other measures, keeping farms small and labor quick to cultivate. Critics say Jersey farmers seem behind the times for their leniency toward horses.
The article notes that Diaz holds high Masonic rank in Mexico with President Diaz described as a thirty third degree Mason.
A wry saying contrasts lie and truth, noting that deception spreads quickly by the Marconi route while truth drags behind by slow freight and is discarded at the first water tann.
A succinct maxim notes that a selfish man believes every other person clings to their own view. The remark emphasizes how self-centered thinking shapes judgment.
Mrs. Thos Robels of Maple Street Norwich New York writes that Tom Piso's Cure for Consumption saved her life three years ago and notes the date February 17 1900.
An old saying notes it is wise to act when conditions are favorable yet warns constant sunshine would prevent taking productive steps. It uses farming imagery to contemplate opportunity and effort.
Payment concerns prompt notices from J Moli All in Sioux City Iowa offering rental options on several choice farms. The ad notes debt and collection context while author urges business support.
A reader woman reacts emotionally to the novel’s persecuted hero and tearfully reflects on his plight. The scene highlights readers’ empathy and the novel’s human stakes without graphic detail.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. Claims include gum softening, pain relief, and wind colic cure with a 25 cent bottle. A second line presents a philosophy on money seeking contentment.
A proverb-like line notes how sturdy resolve can backfire as repeated stubbornness leads to collapse. It reflects on persistence without adaptability among people clinging to a sinking practice or idea.
A fragment notes the dyeing of silk wool and cotton using a boiling method and adds a remark about the burden of inheriting a small estate on a young man.
A compact motto urging caution in speech and self consultation before sharing words. It emphasizes reflection and self-checking to avoid rash or ill considered statements.
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