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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
3
The account recalls General Nelson A Miles during the 1877 pursuit of the Sioux chief Lame Deer. A conciliatory handshake with the armed chieftain nearly sparked a fatal ambush when a trooper fired. Miles shifted his horse just in time, saving his life as a bullet killed a nearby trooper.
A discussion of Swiss and American watch production cites Favre-Peret and the American Academy, noting high precision for screws, pallets, and balance wheels with minute measurements and numerous operations. Luther Burbank claims a flower that never fades, the Australian Star Flower, tested by a year-long display at his San Francisco home after breeding from a west central Australian annual.
Plans for Carnegie Technical Schools in Pittsburg outline a $5 million complex on a 32 acre site beside Schenley Park Andrew Carnegie pledges to erect equip and endow the institutions The program includes a School of Journeymen and Apprentices a School of Applied Science a School of Applied Design a Technical School for Women and programs for night and day study with practical instruction and advancement to skilled work for young people and women alike
A Syracuse event recreates a Japanese teahouse interior with bamboo, lanterns, and cherry blossoms. Twelve debutantes open with a parasol dance, followed by a lantern polonaise. Dancers carry lit lanterns, and a real jinrikisha appears. guests in Japanese attire add to the festive, Tokyoesque atmosphere.
Albert Rhodes was arrested on Clinton avenue south and jailed. The Irish setter dog, ignored by officers at first, repeatedly reached the police precinct and patrol wagon. The animal leaped into Rhodes cell room and showed joyful loyalty when Rhodes entered the police court.
The piece notes New Hampshire's 418 lawmakers including the governor's council. It cites demographics and family data from the Manchester Union, showing 355 married, 275 fathers and 684 children among them, with foreign-born fathers comprising a large share of those with six or more children. It argues removing foreign-born members worsens the picture.
Grace, now Lady Donoughmore of New York, is named the children's angel for her charity in western Ireland. She uses census data from poor law guardians to recruit women who take waifs to farm houses for respite, arguing recreation is vital to avoid future hardship. The piece blends her philanthropy with poetic interludes about nature and fate.
A light exchange from the Houston Post features a humorous dialogue on snoring. The pair discuss the act in a witty back and forth, reflecting a casual tone typical of letters or social notes.
The catalog promotes Salter's strain of macaroni wheat as drought hardy and rust resistant. It claims 80 bushels per acre on good lands in states like Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri and 40 to 60 bushels on arid lands with no rust or insects and no failures.
An advertisement invites readers to mail 100 and notice to John A Salter Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin to receive two free samples of wheat and other farm seeds along with a catalog valued at 100 dollars for farmers.
A Dallas News quotation recalls a man admitting a life regret, admitting a thirty day consequence as a lasting memory. The exchange frames a reflection on past actions and their enduring impact.
The line suggests that for most men the appeal of life rests in memories and bygone times, framing nostalgia as a persistent lure.
An old advertisement touts Pako Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets promising a quick cure for a cold and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Customers are instructed to return the jar with EB W. and a signature from each box for refunds.
An advertisement notes that some women know how to command attention without show. It then cites Piso’s Cure for Consumption as a trustworthy medicine for coughs and colds, attributed to N. W. Sawelta of Ocean Grove New Jersey, dated February 17, 1908.
A brief reflection notes that a woman can show a pleasant exterior to an foe while harboring intense resentment inside. The contrast highlights complexity of emotion in social diplomacy.
A fragment claims a patient returned home to die after doctors failed. It mentions Dr. David Kennedy and an unnamed woman from Petersburg, N. T., as a factor in the troubling medical outcome.
Observation notes that a person’s quirks become clearest under attempts to mask them. The remark highlights how behavior reveals true character when concealment is attempted.
A testimonial feature extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female diseases. Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offers free advice to sick women and cites a Bradford Pennsylvania case of presumed womb tumor disappearance after guidance. The column promotes ongoing reader letters and free consultation.
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