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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
16
Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports long poor digestion finally relieved after taking Cham berlain's Tablets for about a year. She notes digestion is now fine and credits the medicine with the improvement.
A black mare branded OV on the left thigh, weighing about 1000 pounds, is cited in a notice under J. M. Weaver, 46 tf, City Marshal.
A Milwaukee Sentinel piece argues jazz music is rhythmic and inventive not merely noisy. It emphasizes syncopation variation and improvisation while noting any legitimate instrument can be used and that true jazz requires skilled musicians with swing.
The Tidewater, built at Camden New Jersey, 568.6 feet long and 5300 plus gross tonnage, sold for over 2.6 million after five months in coal trade. Originating owner Castner Curran Bullitt sold to American-Italian Steamship Co of New York. Construction cost about 570 thousand dollars. The sale demonstrates large vessel price inflation and profit.
The New Republic argues that southern Indians in Mexico view Mexico as an Indian country and see Spaniards and the Mexican state as alien conquerors. They oppose non Indians ruling their lands and favor indigenous leadership, with titles like Indian president noted in Oaxaca.
A Douglas fir specimen aged 515 years was found in a Portland Oregon root log after a cedar tree grew from the stump for 206 years. Weldsmen estimate tree age by growth rings and consider the fir the oldest of its kind.
The piece describes persistent witchcraft beliefs in Morocco despite French occupation. It argues witchcraft remains deeply rooted in local life and continues to influence society, undermining efforts to modernize the region.
A garbled OCR note mentions a grey gelding with a 3 brand on the left shoulder and two branded calves, one white-faced steer, another red steer, and a bob-tailed steer. A misread quote about an elevator is included, “Gouduetorette” not first woman to lift a man.
Dr A D Carpenter eminent scientist and astronomer presents celestial mechanics using a revolving miniature universe, the Maatlick Selluriuan machine, to explain the world and its relation to others in a scientific yet entertaining way.
Mrs. A. C. Zehner, regarded as a leading woman lecturer on the Chautauqua circuit, presents the talk American Ideals. The speech promises humor and pathos, aims to inspire better citizenship, and leave audiences with wholesome reflections on neighbor, town, and country.
Jack Gilbert, former Triangle Juvenile, returns to film after a period acting for a scenario and retirement. He appears with Triangle's social satire Nancy James Home in a show at the Royal Theater on Monday night.
Public notice forbids all persons to use Cascade ditch waters without written permission. The order, issued in Wallace Montana, specifies a 60 day compliance window and directs interested parties to obtain authorization before any water use.
An old notice explains lame shoulder results from rheumatism in muscles and prescribes absolute rest with a few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it.
Choteau Meat Co advertises buying chickens weighing more than two pounds. They request buyers not to feed birds the day before sale.
A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound over the seat of pain is more effective for a ache back and costs far less than a plaster. It offers a simple home remedy using common materials.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of a nationwide move to prohibition starting January 1. The passage hints at relief and a swearing off of alcohol, amid unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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