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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

2

Dean's Kidney Pills End My Kidney Pain After Fall

Mrs. Mary E. H. Rouse of Cambridge New York recalls a five year old fall that caused back and hip pains kidney discoloration weakness and weight loss. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she reports quick relief and full recovery and claims excellent health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Mary E. H. Rouse Cambridge, N. Y Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Satirical remark on Mon daigne and a humor column idea

The dialogue mocks Mon daigne by noting his habit of annexing good ideas. The Saturnine joke smith approves the notion as a fitting concept for running a humorous column.

Lye Mondaigne

Long Island Weather Forecasting and Christmas Onion Plan

On Long Island the text outlines a quirky plan using twelve onions aligned for Christmas Day with salt added monthly. It mentions a base where salt melts within twelve days in wet months as part of a weather science idea.

Long Island

Prominent specialist touts whiskey tonic for rheumatism cure

A specialist claims a home mix using half a pint of whiskey, one ounce Toris Root Compound, and one ounce Syrup Barsaparilla Compound taken before meals and at night can cure rheumatism. Toris Root Compound is produced by Globe Pharmaceutical Co. in Dayton, Ohio, with ingredients obtainable at drug stores.

Globe Pharmaceutical Co Dayton, C

The Ormond Beach Roar on Rising Prices

A girl asks about the waves and a man replies that their roar likely mirrors public anger at high local prices. The scene captures a seaside mood of frustration amid expensive costs.

Ormond Beach

Hallucination or Ghostly Intrusion in Hotel Room

A man recalls a half awake episode in a hotel where he believed a maid entered a room during a lock from inside with a bolt shot. He later learned the door remained secured and the maid said she left after hearing his call. He wonders if others have similar experiences.

Old Surgeon Turns From Coffee To Postum Cure

A physician recounts giving up coffee after tremors and insomnia. He describes how Postum improved his nerves, circulation, and sleep, with a friend sharing the benefit and both families adopting the drink. He endorses proper preparation and recommends Postum as a national beverage.

Postum Postum Co Wattle Creek Mich Wellville

Satin and Tulle Hats Dominate Midseason Fashion

Fashion notes praise satin and tulle hats as the midseason vogue, favoring simple shapes and expansive tulle bows. Most designs are black with delicate aigrettes, and trims stay light to preserve airy elegance, often featuring a satin base with tulle or vice versa.

Steam Facial Revealed By Kimono Audience

A kimono audience member shares a step by step steam and cold water facial routine to remove blackheads without skin damage. The instructor warns against over steaming and advises careful cooling, gentle massage, cold cream, and partial or full-face steaming throughout a ten minute routine.

Slang and Social Graces in Schoolgirl Conduct

A critique of slang use by schoolgirls arguing against extreme slang in speech. It urges guardians to curb loud strident tones and exuberant exclamations, claiming that manner and charm outweigh mere prettiness for lasting social appeal and a fuller dance card.

Buttons and brocades fuel fashion in Seizure era attire

The piece describes the rise of fancy waistcoat buttons and jeweled sets as status symbols. It notes wedding gifts with miniature portraits in diamonds or pearls, imitation jewels on fur toques, and the trend of large paste buckles and jeweled chains on cap-like fur caps.

Louis

Sleeping Sock Crochet Guide and Hat Trends

Instructions describe making a sleeping sock with a loose stitch and double crochet for ankle to foot, plus finishing details. The text then notes satin and silk hats as practical year round, with bias-cut fabrics stretched over frames and spring fashion trends including striped contrast brims and tailored suits for women.

Somcer

Lace Bags Elevate Evening Wear With Delicate Craft

Lace handkerchief bags attach to the wrist for evening use and feature point de Flandre designs mounted on ivory silk with ribbons and lace. Vanity bags in Pompadour silks offer charm for night attire, while leather or suede options in coordinating tones suit daywear, despite pockets remaining nearly vanished.

Attractive Two-Card Menu With Floral Spray Design

A cheap dual card menu set features gilt edges and tied ribbons. One card bears a floral spray and the word menu in ornamental lettering while the second remains plain for the back. Holes at the top allow ribbon to pass through and tie a bow.

Use of Linen Book Covers With Floral Embroidery

The article describes making durable linen book covers in decorative shades. It outlines stitching at the back, folding the linen around the book, and securing corners with cross stitches. It notes the cover width and suggests initials or floral designs as decoration.

That She Proposed in a Rumpled Exchange

A dramatic exchange shows John pressing Jane about marriage. She replies she loves him yet declines a proposal this year to avoid gossip and public judgment. The moment hinges on social expectations and personal timing.

Jane John

Ham Versus Chicken Sandwiches Sparks Dinner Dispute

In a lively kitchen scene Mr Splurge questions a guest about ham versus chicken sandwiches. The guest is urged to choose as chicken sandwiches are described as rented for the evening.

Mr. Splurge

Approval of European son in law in family quarrels

A quip from Mr. Comrox about approving his European son in law. He says it is a relief to have family quarrels conducted in a language he does not understand, in a Washington Star item.

Mr. Comrox Washington Star

Accustomed to It They Talk of an Engagement

The excerpt notes a casual remark about an engagement to an actor. The tone pokes fun at romance with humor about stage lighting and a performer unprepared for drama. The quotes suggest a public figure or celebrity context.

Temperance Worker Endorses Peruna For Women Health

WESS BESSIE FARRELL of Brooklyn North Carolina presides over the Young People's Christian Temperance Association and writes endorsing Perina as a nerve and blood remedy. She cites personal experience in building strength and aiding digestion for worn-out women, especially young mothers, and notes Dr Slartman's prescription of Peruna for many thousands of women. Man a lin the ideal laxative.

Wess Bessie Farrell Brooklyn N. C Young People’s Christian Temperance Association Perina

Senator Sorghum Defends Recycled Ideas in Speech

A dialogue recalls familiar proposals in a political exchange. Senator Sorghum asserts that repeating tested ideas proves their value and durability.

Has Its Limits in New Orleans Gossip

A playful exchange notes Miss Dolly adoring New Orleans and its endless gayety while her chaperon questions the notion. The dialogue frames New Orleans as a crescent city of social bustle.

Dolly New Orleans Gayety Crescent City

Billion Dollar Grass Seed Promotion and Claims

An advertisement extols Billion Dollar Grass and other seeds claiming high yields and multiple crops per year. It cites an Iowa farmer on 100 acres selling 3800 dollars worth of seed and 300 tons of hay, and invites readers to request the original seed catalog from John A Salzer Seed Co in Lacrosse Wisconsin by sending postage and a small payment.

Iowa John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse Wis America Sly Miller Sainfain Victoria John A. Salter Seed Co Lac Crosse Wir

Why He Was Political

A brief dialogue reveals a boy explaining his father’s political stance. The stranger notes the father’s involvement, while the boy hints at personal changes as his mother believes politics affects him. The exchange blends humor with a glimpse of family dynamics.

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