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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
3
Mrs John Mansell of New Castle Pennsylvania describes years of kidney trouble with painful urinary passages and swelling. After a week of Dean's Kidney Pills she improved, needing a few boxes to be strong and well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
The text notes the death of His Honor Judge Addison this week and recalls his remark on egg staleness. He said the true test was the moment an egg becomes fit for use in a contested election, rather than a summer market age.
A suffrage convention speaker told the audience to move to Colorado as a simple remedy for women’s troubles. The crowd applauded then grew breathless with interest, but the remark raised awareness that the West had agents seeking new settlers to boost population.
A Piermont New Hampshire mother recalls her son’s severe infant eczema beginning at four months. Despite many patent medicines the child worsened until three years four months old. After using Cuticura Remedies the condition improved in two months and cleared in six months.
In a tense Derby moment the stable boy Parsons rode Caractacus to victory by a neck. Lord Stamford raised an objection about full-course weights, forcing a 15 minute halt. Admiral Rous noted the timing, and the owner lamented the agony of the short postrace wait.
Oklahoma editor recalls gaining 25 pounds and renewed strength after using Grape-Nuts. He credits improved brain power and overall vitality to the nutritious food, saying his pen will speak for it. He notes its taste wins friends and invites readers to read The Road to Wellville.
The Minnesota Agricultural Station bulletin explains army worms, their life cycle from eggs to caterpillars, and their damage to timothy meadows cereals and corn. It details ditching and furrow methods to deter and kill worms, including plowing timing, use of dry straw with kerosene, and crushing in furrows, plus cautions about straw stacks and hibernation sites.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood tonic that nourishes nerves. It cites pale complexions from blood-related nerve weakness and narrates Mrs Harriet Porter's recovery from dizziness and neuralgia after using the pills. The ad notes uses for anemia rheumatism headaches nervousness and partial paralysis and offers a booklet and pricing.
A reflection on how the consequences of past trials forge practical wisdom and durable competence, emphasizing learned lessons over mere time spent. It argues that real growth comes from applying hard-won knowledge to new challenges.
The article outlines corn cultivation starting near the hill and widening the distance as growth progresses to protect roots and ear size. It also compares the toothless hen to the garden sass in use, advising similar practical applications.
An old advert claims a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It presents financial backing from F J Cheney Co and endorsements from Walpine KinMan Marvin, touting internal action and blood mucous surface reach. It lists price 75 cents per bottle and sale by druggists, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A puzzled foreigner laments a strange country and recounts a mix up aboard a train. An American friend explains the conductor detained him, thinking he was off the train, prompting the traveler to protest with his cane and shouting, creating humorous chaos.
An old advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a remedy for head cold throat chest or back ailments and la grippe with a price of 2 cents from the druggist.
Years pass as a returning hero voices a cheeky inquiry to Jane. The kittenish roine replies with a flirtatious echo, delivering a short, coy exchange that hints at ongoing romantic tension.
A historical advertisement describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and calming infants. It touts relief from crying fits and wind colic, claiming the syrup soothes teeth and stomach discomfort with each bottle.
A cautious exchange questions whether Jim is doing hack work on the paper today or yesterday. The sender notes a feature titled Night Owls was being written, leaving uncertainty about his current role.
Allen's Foot Kase advertised as a remedy for hot sweaty feet with callouses and swelling. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with a trivial package free offer, address Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A witting quip defines a successful financier as a man who can separate other men from their money without the aid of a sandbag. This turns a sharp critique of financial manipulation into a humorous observation about wealth.
MWIDES PELTS AND WOOL to fetch full value ship to the old reliable N. W. Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis Minn for prompt settlement and top prices in fur and hide trades.
A fragment notes a man’s effort to feather his mest, illustrating old phrasing and metaphorical language without clear event or names.
A humorous exchange mocks a fish that cannot hear, claiming it fails to grasp a description as the biggest ever. The line notes scientists show fish do not hear, underscoring the punchline about perception and irony.
A child asks to skate and an elder grants permission with cautions to keep posture and avoid footwork mistakes. The exchange emphasizes guidance and safe play during a skating moment.
A small village at the foot of the Litchfield mountains near Waterbury Connecticut hosts fewer than 75 residents, mostly elderly locals who have never traveled far from the town. Once larger and prosperous, its farms declined as younger generations moved to cities, leaving a community aged around eighty.
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