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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
6
A rose-bud grows along a sun lit path and is wooed by the West Wind. The flower opens to love but is blown away, torn and drowned in rain. Angels and the Master later honor the rose by placing her soul in Heaven as the queen of stars.
Elmer Flick recounts a near-loss of his baseball bats at New Castle when a furnishing store used a box of manikins with a Take One sign to lure pedestrians. He and Day ton left their bats drying at a hotel porch and returned to find most gear stolen before police recovered most of the sticks.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer excerpt notes a color harmony lesson from a man without children who guides a friend's five year old girl on a city trip to Minnesota. The girl, eager to explore, resists limiting advice and insists she will not soil her gray dress as she climbs a dingy elevation.
An eastern high born woman spends hours on toilet routines. Hair is dressed by a maid into a long plait, bath prepared with oil and unguents, skin washed with milk and lemon juice, and perfumes heavily used in the bath but rarely on handkerchiefs. The hair is admired for its softness and gloss.
A dentist notes teeth reflect temperament with long narrow teeth suggesting nervous temperaments and short broad teeth indicating phlegmatic cheer. He observes people judge others by teeth and argues false teeth should resemble the wearer’s original set to fit temperament.
A historical view explains that the neuron is an independent brain cell with multiple processes. The article notes how memory search for a name works by linking current intellection with related memory cells until the correct word surfaces, likened to a telephone operator finding a line. Dr. Joseph references in Booklovers' Magazine.
A quotation from Q S Marden in Success Magazine explains how strong personalities unleash hidden powers. Oratory arises not from isolated individuals but from contact and combination with an audience.
A New York doctor told 500 attendees that healthy American women are rare and urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual, uterine, and general female ailments. Testimonials from Mrs. Willadsen and Miss Henry support its claimed cures and urge women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A clipped exchange features a father declaring his intent to send his son to a boarding school while the boy questions whether a shoe maker could breathe his last, revealing a dark, puzzling undercurrent in a brief dialogue.
Testimonial from William IL Swarmstedt of Washington DC credits Allen's Foot-Ease with ending years of foot pain. Purchasers can buy from druggists for 25 cents.
A reader from Trinity Springs Ind chronicles a reform wave in an archaic valley, noting Lot fleeing from Sodom as a metaphor. The letter questions timing amid politics and praises Piso's Cure for Consumption as a remedy for coughs and colds.
After a spell of the blues a man appears self pleased and smug. Those who openly discuss love matters often carry several black marks in their past.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for a quick cold cure. All druggists refund the money if it fails. E W Groves signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
A wry reflection on marriage as a financial bargain. The speaker asserts that marrying for money yields greater gain than unpaid effort, while noting that winning a prize requires paying the necessary price. The lines frame money as motivation and cost as condition.
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