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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1913

Page

6

Two Women Saved From Operations

Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine share letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs R B Child of Beatrice says it relieved severe left side pain after doctors urged surgery and she remains healthy with two young children. Mrs Hayward Sowers of Cary reports relief from bilateral side pain backache nervous troubles and insomnia after using the remedy.

Beatrice Neb Lydia E. Pinkham Cary Maine Lydia E.pinkham Hayward Sowers

Beaded Belt Requested in Formal Exchange

Clara May asks to borrow a beaded belt from Bess as a playful formality, noting JT cannot locate it. The exchange reveals a lighthearted domestic rhythm and social norms of polite asking.

Clara Bess

Married actor shuns curtain calls at home

Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo reports a notable case where a married actor avoids curtain calls at his residence. The surgeon notes this behavior impacts public appearances and home life, reflecting on show business pressures.

Public Notice of Patent Remedy Claims

An old catalog style notice touts Brom Quinine as a laxative and cold cure with signature by W Grove. It briefly contrasts with Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and wind colic. The piece ends with a satirical line about self serving applause.

W Grove

Viennese Star Felix Weingartner Marries Lucille Marcel

After years of prominence, conductor Felix Weingartner and pianist Lucille Marcel wed in New York City with Alderman James I. Smith officiating. Marcel sent a cable to Vienna announcing the marriage and instructing her mother to tell the archduchess.

Weingartner Lucille Marcel Elektra Lucille Miss Marcel Paris Rue de New York City Felix Rue de Park Row James I. Smith

Romana, Weingartner Cause Public Turmoil in Vienna Opera

Lucille Marcel known as Lucille Marcel a Harlem singer and Felix Weingartner the conductor sparked a reforming affair that shook Vienna society and imperial opera. Marcel studied in Paris and London before joining Strauss Elektra project and meeting Weingartner. Their romance led to resignation and a saga of court scandal and lawsuits.

Vienna Lucile Wassell Harlem Lucille Marcel Felix Weingartner Marcel Richard Strauss Elektra Weingartner Imperial Opera Company Fedora von Dreifus Marie Valerie Francis Joseph Imperial Company Imperial Orchestra Imperial Europe Samuel E. Wassell Columbus Avenue Wassell Lucille Eighty-ninth Street Paris Opera Comique Jean de Reszke de Reszke EW York Strauss Berlin Opera Royal

Maine cod industry aided by government hatchery progress

Veteran recalls Boothbay Harbor hatchery work boosting Maine coast cod. Capt. George Greenleaf describes cod habits and unusual finds in stomachs, including ballast stones and occasional sea creatures, noting rising eggs, better prices, and steady hatchery support.

Boothbay Harbor Maine Gannett George Greenleaf Greenleaf

In Their Steps. A Father Prays Plea To Son

A brief engraved excerpt shows a father urging his son Harold to say his prayers to avoid hell. The boy expresses his wish to stay with his mother and father instead of heaven, per the New Orleans Times-Democrat.

Harold New Orleans Times-Democrat

Brilliant Future Vaudeville Talent Hinted

A passerby notes a new errand boy who mimics popping corks, hinting he will become a vaudeville star. The anecdote contrasts a curious audience with the child’s unique street performance.

Expensive disease and new shoe relief teased in ad

An old time ad parodies medical mystery for a joke about appendicitis and bankruptcy while promoting Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease breaking in new shoes. It hints at a humorous “Well, of course tents will have to go with it” line and ends with a magazine field quip.

Western Canada Manitoba Saskatchewin Alberta Canada Yan W.E. Black Clifford Block Grand Forks Ottawa Allen Olmsted LeRoy N.Y

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