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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
7
At a small event John T. McCutcheon agreed to give an impromptu chalk talk on presidential possibilities. He had several successes in past appearances. A Democrat at the party commented that his execution would be a darned good thing, amid laughter.
A Georgia woman writes a emphatic testimonial praising Grape-Nuts and Postum from the Postum Company claiming indigestion and heart palpitations vanished after consuming cereals. She says her mind cleared, flesh and strength returned, and friends were astonished. She cites “There’s a reason” and references The Road to Wellville.
William A. Radford advises readers on building a modest home and gardening to increase value. He argues renting is rarely cost effective, noting long term rent waste, lawn care, soil preparation, and the benefits of owning a small house with smart outside embellishments.
A shortened critique from American Magazine argues warfare has become economically wasteful and mechanized. It notes dull uniforms, trenches, and dreadnoughts resembling factories, while naval crews lack traditional seamanship.
Mrs Homes Bangs quarrel over a hat and saucepan incident. The couple spar with affectionate excuses as the husband claims love and the wife admits a shared hatless predicament.
In the Alps the edelweiss blooms high on perilous cliffs as climbers seek the rare flower. A legend ties the white blossom to heaven and a doomed romance, where lovers risk life for the delicate bloom and a Swiss maiden learns of the peril sparked by covetous desire.
Chief Renfro and three officers confronted two nude women bathing in a barber shop bathroom during a burglary call. The burglars, Miss Katharyn Reid and Miss Jessie Hoover, splashed water at the chief as bystanders cried out. Both were later arrested for stealing the bath.
Miss Cynthia Pintler deposited nearly 1800 dollars in small denomination old coins at a Monticello bank. The coins represent the savings of her brother accumulated over seventy years.
Chicago court records show Albert Kosticky held for desertion of his 17 year-old wife. He said he was disappointed in her, claiming American girls were far prettier.
Chronic constipation troubles many elderly individuals due to low activity and digestion issues. Doctors favor mild laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to aid relief without disturbing the system. The tonic aids stomach liver and bowels and suits young and old. samples available by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Ill.
The dialogue features a playful exchange where a fair caller seeks her future husband while the Lady seeks her present husband when away, highlighting a domestic comic exchange about marriage and absence.
Mothers urged to examine every bottle for authentic Castoria and the signature of deecee or SEL. The advertisement notes Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and is a safe remedy for infants and children as children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An old colored woman in West Virginia explains she never remarried for the pension it provides, while a modern note promotes Paxtine tablets as a cheaper, better alternative to liquid antiseptics. The Paxton Toilet Co. markets Paxtine for 25 cents a box.
In a brief chat from the society pages Polly Miss Yellowleaf jokes about seeking beauty sleep while Dolly Well quips that insomnia haunts her. A light society note from Woman's Home Companion captures gossip among social circles.
Shake into shoes for tired tender aching feet. Relieves swelling and soreness and makes walking delightful. Sold everywhere 25c. Free trial package available from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A farmer asks how to treat sick bees and the editor urges respectful handling. The exchange reflects practical beekeeping questions and editorial tone for rural readers.
Advertises Cole’s Carbolized Ointment as stopping pain from burns or cuts. Claims it heals quickly and reduces scarring. Priced 25 cents and 50 cents with free sample requests to J. W. Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wisconsin.
Residents contributed two metal men to aid a friend who could either take a drink or leave it alone. The effort aims to support moderation and solidarity among neighbors.
A time tested remedy Garfield Tea is promoted to relieve liver kidney and stomach troubles. The ad emphasizes traditional healing value and ongoing use as a general tonic.
A saying asserts integrity requires no loud boasts. It suggests that true honesty shows itself without ostentation or loud self promotion.
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