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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
2
Mrs. Joseph Iacelle of 121 Bronson St Ottawa East Ontario reports nine months of back and head pain relieved by Peruna. She declares the medicine far better than others and says a few bottles rescued her from a miserable half dead condition.
A Peruna Company advertisement offers a free sample bottle by mail to demonstrate the tonic’s value for catarrhal troubles. Readers are urged to address the Columbus Ohio company and mention reading the notice. Medical advice and literature are provided at no cost.
Two years after meeting at Bluepoint L L recalls their romance begun in swimming. He recounts rescuing her from a watery grave in three feet of water and notes their friendship formed then as they celebrate with a dinner. He then orders wine, joking it need not always be watery.
A study reports that in 54 of every hundred cases the left leg outperforms the right, showing a consistent strength difference between limbs across a sample.
An old advert warns exposure to coughs as a first step to pneumonia and promotes Perry Davin Painkiller to avert danger. It touts remedies for colds sore throat and quinsy with prices 25c and 35c and mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and wind colic. The piece ends with a caution that no man should play cruel pranks unless he can accept loss.
A broad survey traces famed women who fascinated powerful men across Europe and America. Baroness von Siemens and Countess Tarnowska face trials and duels while Pepita Duran and Baroness Vaughan shape royal and diplomatic shadows. The piece links allure to ruin, noting incidents from Venice to Vienna and a legendary Austrian tragedy.
Judge Wells fines William Ring one dollar after Ring smeared limburger cheese on Edward Snider’s face during lunch after Snider mocked the cheese odor. Ring remarks that this is justice that smells to heaven as he pays the fine.
Samuel Gompers told the Washington Civic Federation convention that children need protection from evils beyond wage slavery. He recalled a street scene with two small children where a girl asked who hit the boy and the boy replied he had swallowed a worm.
An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites J Cheney and Co of Toledo and endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists. It promotes internal use and mentions testimonials, price, and availability.
Pat declares Mike a lobster in a heated exchange. The others challenge the nickname as Pat insists the man changes color from green to red when placed in hot water, exaggerating the transformation.
Vivid dialogue unfolds as Ruthie and Papa discuss a light afternoon talk about Mrs. Suffragette and Mrs. Bridgewhist with hints of a platform display and marital life, ending with a playful baby brothers theme.
The World’s volcanoes include 270 active sites globally many are comparatively small and continually studied for eruption potential and geological insight.
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