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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory recounts seven years of female troubles and nervous debility. After consulting Mrs Pinkham she took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she reports being strong and well now.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as the standard cure for female ailments for thirty years. It claims the product cures displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other symptoms. Readers are urged to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice.
A dialogue scene features a character describing New York as gay and a chorus identifying the crowd as the gay New Yorkers with a playful contrast between mood and place. The exchange hints at social mood and urban identity within a musical comedy context.
An old style advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured, and also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Also includes a aside about popularity and children's teething syrup.
Rt Rev Edward King bishop of Lincoln near eighty once struggled to rise from a low chair at the seaside. A young fisher girl rushed to help and later asked him not to mention it. She said she was used to it and had to take her father home when drunker than he was.
List of patents issued hast' week to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop & Johnson patent lawyers. Names include O. B. Nolan Cloquet Minn for switch signal E Fryberg Baudette Minn for scissors O Geertsma Broadland S D for vehicle shaft T Hedberg Hendrum Minn for potato digger P M Soberg Hodestone? Home stead ND tramway C C Fingal ND for mail box A Nyland Duluth Minn for plane.
A humorous exchange ends with a twist that the lovers are merely characters in a He and She joke. The man states his name is He and the woman is She, prompting tears as the line The awful truth dawns on them.
From October to May, colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromine removes the cause. E W Grove on buy 25 cents.
In Washington a man asks for a small handout and receives a sharp rebuke about needing to work. The exchange highlights attitudes toward welfare and personal responsibility in the era.
Urges care in selecting Castoria with the signed imprint as a trusted remedy for infants and children. Notes Circulation for over 30 years and continuity of the product. Reassures that it is the kind families have always bought and used safely.
The contractor receives 40000 dollars yearly to carry mail from Unalaklik to Nome. He funds carriers and expenses, builds sledges and harnesses, and trains dogs for service, leaving him much to do for his fee.
A reader from Burnetts Creek Indiana recounts a hog cholera outbreak five years ago and praises Sloan's liniment as effective treatment. He describes feeding hogs Sloan's and drenching choking animals that would not drink milk, claiming no hog losses after use and encouraging requests for Sloan’s free book.
A scientist questions if people think with their feet and another replies no. The piece urges readers to obtain patents at no cost and gives Edwin L. Yewell in Washington as the patent solicitor for details by enclosing a stamp.
The saying notes that drawing out a man to hold interest is easier than crafting an equally engaging sermon. It highlights a contrast in engaging an audience through personal storytelling versus preached discourse.
A Crescent Creamery Co advertisement from St. Paul urges customers to shop for cream now and to request tags and prices, promising that good choices lead to better results.
N. W. Hide and Fur Co. of Minneapolis advertises high prices for furs and hides and offers tanning for robes rugs or coats. The notice closes with a proverb about waiting by a river.
The Capitol houses over 430 rooms from vast halls to micro cells used as private offices. A hidden locksmith’s shop near the ground floor provides free duplicate keys for desks and committee rooms, keeping Congress running amid crowded space and hidden corners.
A critic questions Washington life portrayed by a young fast-living resident and his social circle. A New York murder-trial reporter recalls a Pennsylvania hotel encounter with a familiar waiter who plans to return home for rest.
A young St. Louisan, among many applicants for a post with Representative Bartholdt, passed the civil service exam and was notified to begin work in the forestry department. Bartholdt denied influence but congratulated the man, noting the department treats grafting as legitimate.
Mme Napoleon Duceppe of Montreal reports that after trying many remedies, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured her three daughters’ eczema on the backs of their heads and healed folds on a plump baby’s neck, with results seen after four to five uses.
A fragmentary diary style note describes a dream about giving a quarter and a playful line, suggesting a flirtatious mood between spouses. The text reads as a domestic vignette with intimate banter and casual coinage reference.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a universal laxative and cold remedy. It mentions a signature by ER. W. Grove and markets the product as used worldwide to cure a cold in a single day.
A concise reflection contrasts the idea of sanctifying the week with turning Sunday into a somber day, suggesting balance between rest and labor. The saying emphasizes steady progress and constructive outlook over dour weekly mood.
A flirtation turns to dismissal as she asks if he would die for her and he coolly replies that with no ambition beyond seeking the dead, she is not the girl for him.
Advertisement notes a two cent wallpaper roll offer and a free sample instruction book. It directs readers to request by sending for the sample to A. H. Ranney at 610 Hlen Avenue Minneapolis.
A conversational exchange shows one speaker preferring Challie while noting a sense of home with Algie. The speaker compares Challie to feeling at a restaurant, highlighting differing social comforts.
An old classified item from Minneapolis Minnesota advertises hides and furs to be tanned into coats or rugs. It invites readers to request price details with a mailed response. The fragment also includes a bride's sobbing line about happiness with a fatheaded husband.
Fargo ND specialist Dr J H Rindlaub provides eye, ear, nose and throat care. When distress hits, people seek prompt, reliable help from this experienced practitioner in the city.
The text promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective laxative. It claims it cleanses and relieves the internal organs without debilitating after effects and without needing increased doses. It asserts physician approval and urges buying only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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