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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
3
A man recalls seven years of back pain and kidney irregularities and credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with relief after three boxes. He reports full cure and mentions Doster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the seller at 50 cents a box.
Editor notes a poem uses an old figure of speech describing eyes as flame. Poet argues the line fits the maiden, then claims she fired him after hearing the lover's avowal.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers lists issued patents to Northwestern residents including Charles Bjorklund Bowesmont North Dakota for gang cultivator Frankie M Conway Ortonville Minnesota stool Ingolf J Westby Kinloss North Dakota safety box Creasey J Williams St Paul window screen Walter W Williams Littlefork Minnesota wire choker trap Carl Youngstrom Meckling North Dakota calking machine Anthony D Zimmer Russell North Dakota gage and rule.
A quip about a palmist predicting wealth ends with the teller claiming to have earned a large sum five minutes after the palm read. The punchline reveals the narrator held four aces, implying a card game windfall.
A dramatic dialogue unfolds as a man declares love and threatens self harm if rejected. The woman questions the worth of his life, and he insists his life would be worth more dead than alive, revealing a perilous emotional stake.
In a domestic quarrel at Mrs Oldham’s home her three sons clash over who will win the chance to marry her. The row centers on how her renowned cooking influenced suitors and family choice.
The old couple on the train joke about the location of the observation car. The husband grins and explains it is up front, claiming four honeymoon couples are aboard there.
The article describes cement floor problems in piggery pens and presents two overlay designs to replace full floor boarding. Overlay options use hinged or liftable sections for cleaning, reduce bedding contamination, and improve sows and piglets welfare. It notes overlays deter soiling, avoid crippled hogs, and require careful placement with doors and openings for ventilation and access.
Mrs Golding of Ayr Ontario Canada describes a severe eczema case on both legs. After doctors failed, Cuticura Remedies provided the most relief and eventual cure, with ongoing use and gratitude for the treatment.
The article explains poults show red around the bills at about eight weeks and should be fed each evening near a high roost to prevent roaming. It notes they avoid chicken houses, helps deter foxes, and describes a low cost roost illustrated by a picture.
A farming note urges dairy farmers to keep barns clean with swept cobwebs, washed woodwork, fresh bedding, and manure managed daily. Clean stables, water, sunlight, air, and good food improve milk yield. Another tip defines successful farming as preventing weeds and unwanted plants.
The paper notes that Japanese readers are learning to play base ball and predicts a surge of new Japanese fans this summer amid growing sports interest.
Government compiled map directed by John T. Wertz lists townships fractional townships sections and features like mountains rivers and proposed railroads. Available from S. D. Childs & Company Chicago for $1 each with notes to inquire character of land from Wertz in Lander or Shoshone Wyoming.
A witty exchange features a manicurist asking to plug the tooth of time and a dentist replying about mani curing the hand of Fate in a dryly humorous moment.
A terse critique notes that politicians openly acknowledge their lack of shame, highlighting a provocative stance on public accountability and ethical standards in leadership.
George Steubenville of Okeene killed a nine foot long, 175 pound mountain lion in a cave in the Gypsum Hills near here. The animal had been raiding poultry and calves for weeks. Steubenville shot it with a .22 revolver after spotting the cat in a dim cave.
In a humorous yet morbid exchange, a man asks Miss Overton her age and she jokingly suggests she can only know it by outliving him and seeing it on her tombstone.
A compact quip contrasts dry humor with Pa-Dry humor. The speaker notes dry humor is the kind told by someone paying for drinks to gather listeners, framing it as a communal, tavern style exchange.
A testimonial from Hans Overy of Binford North Dakota dated April 10 1906 commends Aker's Business College Fargo North Dakota for honest advertising modern equipment and teaching methods and invites readers to write for a free catalogue.
Mayme recalls a perfectly lovely bargain sale with Edyth at a downtown shoe store where all the shoes were marked down two or three sizes.
The notice lists Dr J H Rindlaub as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat care based in Fargo North Dakota and assures patients they will be accepted at their own valuation if uneasy.
Testimonial from Mrs. Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tenn praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ulceration and inflammation of female organs. She credits the remedy with rapid relief and future cures for others, noting the physician advised operation but she recovered after using the medicine. Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice to women.
A Missouri court imposed a ten year sentence on a former college professor and writer of an algebra book. The piece asks what should be the punishments for the men who authored a grammar and a spelling book, each accorded equal years.
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