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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
An adlike fragment argues that church grafting into this world robs it of fruits from another. It then advertises MWIDES FURS and ROBEL Coats or rugs and directs readers to Taubert Tannery in Minneapolis Minnesota for price lists.
An old ad promotes Gar field Tea as a health aid for digestion and blood purification. It also mixes in social commentary and a vanity message about personal piety. The Milton Danny Co. from St. Paul is listed as a contact for cash for dreams and market prices.
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure painful feet and sweating feet, claiming comfort and easier shoe wearing with a trial package offered. A second line teases a theatrical manager willing to give everyone a show for a price, reflecting a light business note.
We pay high prices for furs and will take them in any form for robes rugs or coats. Minneapolis firm N. W. lide & Fur Go invites customers to trade or sell furs at their store.
Classified style ad copy promotes daily cash prices for cream and asks readers to write for prices and tags. Mentions Miller & Holmes of St. Paul Minnesota and D J McMahon Endicott Bridge, St. Paul. Also touts 160 acres North Dakota land for free with adjoining purchase. Includes miscellaneous notes on behavior and a baseball equipment catalog from Kennedy Bros Arms Co St Paul.
The sandstone of the Washington Treasury will be replaced with granite after a $360,000 appropriation. The old sandstone front built before the Civil War will be torn down and rebuilt with granite monoliths, including the 30 Ionic pillars. Quarry work has begun in Milford New Hampshire.
A Minnesota mother recounts severe infant eczema starting at two months, worsening to five months, then improving after using Cutiura Remedies for two months. She notes the baby became clear and fair, with no eczema since. Pettit's Eye Salve ad follows.
A dramatic morning editorial provokes readers with a sharp contrast between tragedy and a vivid feast. The writer uses a roast and desserts as metaphors for the excesses of commentary and the appetite for bold ideas.
From October to May colds are the most frequent headache cause. Laxative Bromine purports to remove the cause. E. Grode advises men to be honest with themselves and others.
An old advertisement from St. Paul urges readers to ship dreams or write for tags and prices, claiming the Crescent Creamery Co. offers products while warning against judging others by their own standard.
The George Vanderbilts have taken permanent residence in Washington after regular winters there. Mrs Vanderbilt is shifting away from New York society and plans to entertain in the capital. They recently moved into a new Washington house and have hosted weekend guests to Biltmore with 12 to 20 travelers, signaling more trips before Lent.
A new congressman recalls a warm White House reception with President Roosevelt. The president shook hands with about 1,200 people, and the newcomer jokes about old stalwarts growing jealous of any fresh recognition.
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