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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
8
Ed Howe argues against constant fault finding and praises the many upright people and institutions. He notes the danger of the perpetual kicker and urges self reflection, suggesting civility and progress come from polite, agreeable conduct rather than harsh criticism.
Boston and nearby towns harbor many Revolutionary figures and celebrated names. Mary Goose is marked as Mother Goose on Old Granary headstones while Mary Chilton and Elizabeth Pain rest in Boston’s oldest cemetery. Cambridge houses monuments to Edwin Booth, Agassiz, Gray, Brooks, Howells, Holmes, Longfellow, Choate and Ward Howe.
Queen Mary introduces affordable yet useful wedding gifts in London Mail coverage of the Alba wedding. The duke and duchess received a boot and opera glasses, and a typewriter noted as the most original gift, with Princess Mary cited as a skilled typist who once typed for the prince of Wales.
Workmen uncover an eleventh century stronghold linked to Bishop Nikolas Arneson mentioned in Thien's Kongsemnerne. Authorities seek agreement with the railroad to allow scientific excavation of the ruins and relocation of the car barn.
Dr Maxime Leuret is a Swiss explorer roaming America on a world walk begun in 1914. Report says he has worn out 102 pairs of shoes, prompting hopes he finds affordable footwear via a friendly car ride or in Siam where missionary compounds report cheap shoes under one dollar a pair.
The London Punch quips that apples cost so much that their price alone would deter people from needing a doctor. A humorous aside on health and commerce.
A Detroit Sun newspaper column cites a 1800 year old papyrus record from Egypt showing high living costs and freight rates, noting Egyptian fellaheen oppression under the Ptolemies and praising British-era reforms that let farmers gain some independence and earnings.
The Eckart process reportedly cuts growing costs by 50 to 70 percent and boosts yield by about ten tons per acre. Field plots are covered with a durable asphalt paper that lets cane shoots break through while blanching weed seeds and suppressing growth. The paper is made from pulped wood cooked with lime under pressure, then formed and asphalted.
Popular Mechanics notes dam construction in India aims to prevent famines by storing water for irrigation. The Ahmednagar masonry dam near Bombay reaches 270 feet, with 85 miles of canals to irrigate 75 000 acres. Bargha dam supports 125 000 acres across Poona Satara and Sholapur districts. The Nira right bank canal costs about 20 million dollars.
Herbert S. Houston writes in World's Work that the French peasant sees machinery as vital to reconstruction. He notes wheel hoes replacing six workers and tractors surpassing six horses on large farms. The peasant forms cooperative societies to buy and run tractors, and he aims to expand the wheel hoe lineage.
The dialogue contrasts when using A or The before League of Nations and before baby. Mrs Torkins questions impact of article choice, while Charley considers fine grammatical distinction in everyday speech.
For sale oil royalties in lands on the Willow Creek structure axis. Contact W. L. Anderson at 2422 Ist Avenue No Great Falls Montana 3651 for details.
Wal lace Reid presents a Paramount picture with dancing and bathing girls and a wedding ring plot. Lila Lee plays the charming pupil who wins the principal's heart and a ring in this next Sunday showing.
The Plunger a William Fox production stars George Walsh and plays Wednesday at the Royal theater. It offers more accurate and elaborate Wall Street in action scenes than any prior screen depiction.
Sealed bids due 10 AM May 5 1921 endorsed Proposals for transcribing records of Chouteau County. Board of County Commissioners Teton County Montana invites bids to segregate transcribe and index public records of the Chouteau County area added by the 1921 legislative act. Bid must include 100 dollar certified check and comply with bond requirement. Information available from W H Webb or H C Donaldson. Right to reject bids reserved. April 6 1921. lrst pub April 7 last April 21.
A recent traveler notes if China had 100000 miles of railroad and a similar length of roads a vast empire of rich resources could be opened for settlement and development. The Chinese prefer expanding locally to ease city congestion rather than seeking opportunities abroad.
Consumers in run down condition experience worse catarrh, while Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Drugstores carry it. circulars free from FBI Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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