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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
3
A. C. Sprague of Normal Illinois describes two years of kidney pain and sleepless nights cured by three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. He now travels freely, sleeps well, and feels no discomfort. Free trial offered through Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. 50 cent price.
Two youths debate whether generosity would endure as life changes. One asks if aid would be given years later when need appears again, with hints of improved appearance, ending with a request for five dollars if the helper keeps faith.
A Hot Springs visitor details dramatic digestive and sleep improvements after using Grape-Nuts with cream. He reports remission of chronic constipation, weight gain, sharper memory, and better mental clarity after following the Road to Wellville guidance and the product’s simple breakfast routine.
A map shows black shaded areas from 6000 to 10009 feet in East Africa described as perfectly healthful. The Guas Ngishu plateau is cited as the region the British government offered to Jewish colonists. Nandi and Maui highlands have not yet had invitations, while British farmers settle on the Kikuyu plateau where the land is said to be rich and easy to cultivate.
The profile portrays Gen Kouropatkin’s critique and Stoessel’s fortress defence at Port Arthur. It notes his terse speech, harsh discipline, and decisive orders that saved lives, with praise from officers and a famed wife’s steady support.
In Brooklyn a grammar school daughter brings home The Merchant of Venice and reads aloud to her father. He objects to the play's harsh language including the phrase damned Jew, prompting a family dispute noted by Superintendent Maxwell as part of local schooling.
In a Brooklyn Eagle excerpt a horror-stricken father demands his daughter stop reading William Shakespeare. He writes to the teacher alleging Shakespeare contains swearing and is unsuitable for a young girl, preferring moral works instead.
Four year old Freddie and five year old cousin Walter played marbles in Treddie's yard. Freddie begs for a minute more to win extra time before bedtime. He offers to give his mother all but the marbles if she lets him delay.
A Lawrence bank received a unique deposit of several hundred dollars in 50, 15, 10 and 5 cent war days scrip. The bills have been kept in the depositor’s home for forty years.
Paris edition reports M. Andre Gambin claims a new ship design using a water sucking cone and pneumatic suction will propel vessels at 501 knots an hour. He suggests discarding traditional hulls and turbines for designs based on scientific principles to enable London breakfast and New York dinner travel.
A dictated letter in a dialect requests Susan Jane be wooed with playful lines about love and fortune. The writer jokes about a diamond ring and a gold watch and signs with the full name George Washington Ebenezer Boggs.
In Goodland Kansas N Albertson a blacksmith cured of rheumatism by one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills reports permanent relief. He suffered years with shoulder and arm pain that threatened his trade but after taking the pills he never felt the rheumatism again and neighbors soon followed suit.
A woman hands out religious tracts to inmates. a prisoner labeled No 1313 laments he cannot get out as the scene ends. The exchange highlights confinement and uncertainty inside the jail.
Mrs. Caroline Cable of Waupaea Wis reports her husband suffered agony from salt rheum on his hands kept bandaged. After trying everything, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured him entirely and his hands recovered fully, hoping others will benefit.
A foreign inspector notes the hog killing area of the stockyards with grim comments about harsh sounds and the workers' stance toward the pig stick, reflecting tension in urban meat processing.
Chicago Journal reports a playful debate about a dog kin jump as high as a barn. Ezra Corntessle and Hiram Hayrick exchange quips in a light local feature.
Salzer's New National Oats yield high per acre across states with 240 bu in Michigan 255 in Missouri 310 in North Dakota and 150 to 300 bu in 30 other states. The 1905 adoption promises millions of bushels and dollars to farmers.
A bold seed company appeal promises high yields with OVO Homebuilder Yellow Dent Corn and other varieties like Salter's Speltz Beardless Barley Macaroni Wheat and Billion Dollar Grass. The notice urges sending 100 in stamps to John A Salter Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin to receive a catalog and farm seed samples.
A compact reflection on perseverance in the face of hardship. The saying underscores that every trial contains a positive outcome or lesson, inspiring resilience and hope. It frames struggle as a necessary path to achievement and growth.
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