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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha publishes every Wednesday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter. It serves as the official paper of Teton County with C G Bishop as proprietor.
In a dialogue on luck and ambition Wenwright the financier faces ruin after a failed ascent. His wife Edith returns with a warning about life and death, offering faith and renewal as he contemplates a future shaped by love and resilience.
A man and woman speak of lineage and fate as they watch the dawn from a window. He notes Edith resembles her father in spirit and flesh, and she proclaims a new day is dawning while he sees a path forward in her clear gaze.
Observatories on mountain summits face increasing lightning risk and harsh conditions. Ordinary lightning rods prove inadequate for the powerful discharges of mountain storms. At Mont Blanc’s Janssen station, bombardments filled interiors with ribbon sparks and balls of fire.
The article notes fresh paint odor lasts days or weeks and suggests heating rooms to aid drying. Place water in buckets to absorb impurities and consider burning sugar to freshen air. It recommends sugar smoke as an antimicrobial, while noting ants can be disinfected though often unnecessary.
A note mentions a performance titled A Rival by Request to be held Tuesday evening August 26 at the high school auditorium. The fragment references travelers and a Chateau Mercantile store promotion as context.
An actor-manager counsels artists to work through pain and discomfort. He claims actors and writers excel when feeling worst, noting coffee and tea fuel heightened performances. His blunt advice: push through bad days and never take an off day.
An old survey notes that many metals exceed gold in cost with iridium found in Austria described as three times gold's price while osmium tops $43 per ounce and palladium around $40. It describes osmium as the heaviest substance and palladium’s tendency to vanish in steam. The piece also touches on Missouri fire insurance and a mint julep question referenced as a cooler.
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