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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement-style piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aid for women performing household labor. It claims the product strengthens feminine organs and supports childbirth, menopause, and general health based on testimonials from Mrs. Sadie Abbott and Mrs. Pree McKitrick.
An editorial note argues that a fanatic prefers ruinous outcomes to embracing an unlabeled approach tied to his favored fad. It critiques extremism in evaluating progress and labels zealotry as obstructive to balanced reform.
A brief item notes Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo as an eye ear nose and throat specialist and mentions a mining prospectus collecting funds while a hard luck story is gaining attention.
A short ad urges readers to write to G. L. Bisenius Trunk Co. in St. Paul Minnesota for extra good merchandise. The piece cheekily adds that it isn’t the fault of the fair sex if a secret remains a secret.
Hygienic Mother explains she caught the nurse bathing the baby in water hotter than prescribed. The exchange questions the nurse's judgment and the family’s risk to the infant’s life.
Local notice from Miller and Holmes of St Paul Minnesota offers top payments for cream with daily cash. They advertise prices and taxes emphasis for producers seeking prompt settlement. The ad highlights reliable service for dairy farmers in the area.
An old hen picks at stray carpet tacks in the back yard. A speaker jokes that the hen is eating tacks to "lay a carpet," a humorous bit of rural wordplay in period voice.
Mrs Lizzie E. Sledge of Selma Alabama describes years of itching black spots on her face and body that doctors failed to cure until a Cuticura remedy course. After six months of use she shows no symptoms for three years.
Sub-editor notes the new reporter shot the foreman and managing editor and killed himself. City Editor laments almost firing him yesterday and calls it a lucky escape for the paper.
Readers may obtain at no charge one of Dr. W C Coffee’s books detailing a home cure method for deafness head noises sore eyes and failing light due to various causes. Write to Dr. W C Coffee 360 Century Bldg Des Moines IA for the remedy.
A quirky social column notes many individuals fall on the lighter end of the social scale. The piece comments on perceptions, status, and the humor found in everyday weight jokes.
For grasshopper problems in orchards and fields, use hopper-pans with a kerosene film to trap flies, and apply arsenic bran mash or sticky bands around tree trunks to reduce infestations. Grasshoppers from alfalfa fields can be fed to chickens, and furrow irrigation proved more effective than flooding in Idaho tests.
Curious visitors watched as a sheep barber raided a ranch yard, shedding wool with a band of workers and leaving the narrator's flock in tatters. A sheep man on a black horse led the raid shouting orders as he and his crew clipped and shaved the lambs and older stock. The scene ends with the narrator salvaging parts and planning to sell odd mutton pieces.
The article describes common hog intestinal worms, their impact on growth, and practical treatments using spigelia senna cedar apple wormseed areca nut turpentine and purgatives. It advises treating groups in small lots and using salt ash to prevent infection. It also notes how to judge egg freshness by sinking and floating. It stresses milk for calves after calving is essential.
A resident recalls waking at 2 am to find a burglar in the room. The intruder’s attempt ends with a quip about borrowing nothing, prompting laughter over the odd confrontation and a quiet night thereafter.
Lyle L. Cowen Aitken Minn rail-tie Willard A Curtis St. Paul truck Ber tram B Downs St. Paul bat tery Robert G. Fling St. Paul smoking pipe Adolf Frederikson Sudan nut lock Ole O Furry St. Paul pump jack John A Grant Emerado N D screen Franklin 4 Greer Winona Minn game. A cynical father battles to control his children at home and preserves a cranky reputation.
A 32 page booklet offer from N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minnesota promotes U S Dip as best and cheapest disinfectant. One gallon treats 100 gallons and can dip wash or spray. Pricing shown: 1 gallon 75 cents, 3 gallons two dollars twenty five cents, 5 gallons three dollars.
A satirical remark suggests men might file breach of promise suits against their wives if the obedience clause in wedding ceremonies holds legal weight. The claim uses humor to critique traditional marriage vows.
Announcement about increased cream prices with contact for particulars and tags from Milton Dairy Co St Paul. A separate quip notes men seeking trouble find few friends willing to assist in the search.
A Crescent Creamery Co. in St. Paul Minnesota invites readers to write today for product tags and prices. The ad hints at unexpected outcomes when an expert enters the scene, suggesting promotional intrigue.
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