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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
A jarbled compendium from The Choteau Acantha includes weather quips about airships and a water wagon, musings on tariffs and trains, jokes about butter and counterfeit goods, plus social notes on a sea voyage, a New York market pork deal, and a court tale about a shrimp insult. The snippets mingle far flung ideas with playful headlines and rural satire.
A moneyed American pursues a grand idea to avoid tips and winter in Europe. He journeys from Madeira to Greece and Athens with a quirky caravan of misadventures, ending with a downbeat reflection on his lost vow and a preserved family home filled with historic artifacts.
The recent opening of twenty thousand acres in Oregon promises strong fruit culture prospects as the Pacific coast gains prominence as an agricultural region. In New York two police precincts logged only two arrests in 24 hours prompting talk of a reform wave. Chicago and Baltimore papers reportedly communicated by wireless over a distance of about 1,000 miles, highlighting wireless telegraphy development and its expanding usefulness.
The text notes growing support for an international arbitral court and Manchurian railroad neutralization, seen as major steps toward lasting global harmony. It highlights US leadership and American statesmanship as the chief impulse behind this historic advance.
A philosophical reflection on how ideas enter the mind and how long they stay if not properly engaged. It suggests prudent reception and cultivation of thoughts rather than letting them linger unexamined.
A university scientist declares charity a disgrace and advocates letting the useless statue end the unfit die. He argues science declines without such advocates and frames this as a defense of survival of the fittest.
The Corona family house at Casa de Corona on the Viga canal in El Puente del Jamaica houses a bull fighter's museum. Juan Corona, a Sunday bull fighter and avid collector, built a valued collection over 25 years and was beloved for generosity. he died 21 years ago, leaving his daughter to carry on.
A humorous exchange where a man asks a suitor about his opinion of his daughter, the young man replies she is thin, and the father retorts that age will improve her looks, comparing himself to her as a cautionary example.
A home health notice promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for infant skin care, claiming minor eruptions can be prevented and treated to avoid chronic rashes and irritations. It invites readers to obtain a free Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp, Boston. Belgium Has No Navy notes Belgium’s wealth and neutrality allow a small navyless state with a large army, highlighting rapid 19th century reforms and international status.
This 19th century notice claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and must be treated internally. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials and Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. as suppliers. Bolds Wall's Pills for constipation are also advertised.
Euclid boasts of his prowess but his wife questions why their gas bills stay high at the same rate per thousand cubic feet, prompting a nocturnal/poetic pursuit.
An offer from John A. Salzer Seed Co. promises a $500 prize for a clever response. The ad touts reliable seeds and notes the company is one of the last in the country and thoroughly responsible.
An Apology of Adam presents him shifting blame to the woman and asserting his efforts, noting there was no tariff and that all parties agreed he had done his best.
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