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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
8
Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports long standing digestion troubles improved after using Cham berlain's Tablets She tried many remedies for years and only found relief after starting the tablets about a year ago Her testimony fits the era's home remedy advertisements.
Emponused black mare branded OV on left thigh and weighing about 1000 pounds is described in a note attributed to J. M. Weaver the city marshal, age 46, with a reference to his position.
A Milwaukee Sentinel piece explains jazz as rhythm with syncopation and improvisation. It notes jazz origins and concert practice, stressing distinguishable melody, varied dynamics, and the need for skilled players capable of both classical and jazz styles.
The Tidewater, built for about 570000, sold for over 2600000 after five months in the coal trade. The sale shows a profit exceeding 2000000. Built at New York Shipbuilding Camden and completed this year, the steel collier is 568.6 feet long with 5356 gross tons and 3354 net tons. Originally owned by Castner Curran Bullitt, it was transferred to the American Italian Steamship Company of New York.
The New Republic argues southern Indians in Mexico view Mexico as an Indian country and see Spaniards and Spanish-speaking Mexicans as alien conquerors. An outsider may grasp the sentiment, noting figures like Huerta declaring Indian identity and Carranza's unpopularity in the south linked to Indian nationalism.
The Portland forestry office received a Douglas fir sample from Washington rangers that is 515 years old. The tree grew for 125 years before falling, cedar sprouted in the log and later cut into shingles, with the fir preserved in the root. Weldsmen estimate age by tree rings, and the specimen is sound and believed to be the oldest of its kind.
The piece notes that even under French occupation in Morocco, traditional witchcraft persists among locals. It argues that despite efforts to eradicate it, belief and practice endure as in ancient times, keeping the land in a near-savage state influenced by witchcraft.
A clipped item mentions a grey gelding branded 3 on the left shoulder, a yearling steer branded on the left hip, and a red steer branded on the left rib with a bob tail. It includes a garbled line about an elevator and a woman who gave a man a lift.
Dr A D Carpenter, eminent scientist and astronomer, lectures at Chautauqua on celestial mechanics using a revolving miniature universe called the Maatlick Selluriuan machine to present scientific facts in an engaging, plain style.
Mrs. A. C. Zehner, a prominent Southern lecturer, presents "American Ideals" noted as a finely crafted appeal for better citizenship. Her talk aims to entertain and provoke thought, leaving audiences with wholesome reflections on neighbor, town, and country.
Jack Gilbert, former Triangle Juvenile, returns to film after a period away from acting. He appears in Triangle’s social satire Nancy James Home at the Royal Theater on Monday night.
A historical notice bans all persons from using the Cascade ditch waters without prior written permission. It appears to be issued from Wallace Montana and references a 60.8 40-1f. provision. The document emphasizes written authorization as a prerequisite for access to the ditch waters.
A brief note recommends absolute rest and several applications of Chamberlain's Liniment to ease a lame shoulder caused by rheumatism in the muscles. The remedy is presented as simple and effective.
CHOTEAU MEAT CO announces purchase of all spring chickens weighing more than two pounds. Do not feed birds the day before the sale. Local buyers seek quality poultry for market.
A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's liniment bound over the pain site often proves more effective for a backache than a plaster and costs far less.
The report contemplates a public move toward a dry nation on January first. It suggests relief may follow if authorities enforce an immediate swearing off of alcohol.
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