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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
6
Mrs. Zana Miller of Union City Michigan recalls a three month old infant with Cuban itch sores spreading head to feet and sleepless cries. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child slept, sores dried in two weeks and he recovered fully by age five.
The anecdote recalls Senator Hoar reacting to a misdiagnosis scene. A friend thought to have appendicitis but it turned out to be acute indigestion. Hoar jokes the problem lies in the table of contents, not the appendix.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers lists patents granted last week to inventors including Anders L Anderson Gayville South Dakota Frank J Hansen Minneapolis Louis Heffner Minneapolis racket bolt John Kolstram Garrison North Dakota Gustave F Kriesel Minneapolis Roy L Magoon Graceville Minn mouth prop William McDonald Claremont door hanger credit to 911 Pioneer Press building St Paul Minn and Minneapolis firms
A neighbor reports to a man that his French chauffeur ran away with the wife and took her mother, prompting the men to discuss how rumors spread from one story to another.
An old advertisement promotes U S Dip a wash and disinfectant claiming one gallon makes 100 gallons. It lists pricing 1 gallon Tic, 3 gallons for 2.25 and 6 gallons for 3. The ad invites readers to request a 32 page booklet Stock Growers Enemies from N W Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis. It ends with a generic moral quote.
Local notice highlights Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat based in Fargo North Dakota. The piece opens with a wry aphorism about people seeking satisfaction by watching neighbors, framing a human interest angle.
An old classified style notice invites readers to become independent through fast cheap photography training. It advertises a book of information and targets Fargo North Dakota with the promise of rapid learning and self sufficiency.
Bean cultivation steps from soil prep and rolling to planting spacing and weed control. It covers harvester use, hand gathering, moisture preservation, and curing methods before threshing in barns or field storage.
George MacKenzie of Patuxent near Upper Marlboro trains six ducks that supposedly perform tasks on command. He claims two ducks fish for wild birds, four return at his signal, and one can fetch mail from Pig Point, though the post office is closed on Sundays. The tale meets a Washington Star feature alongside a long telegraph complaint from the California Fruit Growers association about Southern Pacific fruit car distribution.
A western mule raiser notes two mules can be fed on the same ration as one steer until age three. Steer value runs about 40 to 360 dollars, while two mules fetch roughly 250 to 300 dollars.
A day or two after taking office as secretary of the treasury George B. Cortelyou meets an elderly man seeking a confidential clerkship. Cortelyou declines due to age but the applicant insists claiming peculiar competence and declares he could be so confidential.
A Kansas City Star item tells of a small boy who lives near Bean Lake. His mother called him five times, eventually shaking him to wake him. His reply was that he did not hear until after hearing the last two bites.
A rejected suitor laments his gloom after a broken romance. He accuses the beloved of causing his sorrow, while she retorts that she did not notice his self care or grooming, turning the exchange into a sharp, petty quarrel.
Frank J. Cheney declares he is senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and will pay one hundred dollars for each untreatable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public sworn in on March 6. The cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation advertised.
A bustling gullible public learns of a quirky enterprise as a man nicknamed for his trade is described as working in a shady line of business. The punchline reveals the true trade of awnings.
To get full value, ship to the old reliable N. W. Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A historical note reflects on scarce combat activity amid vast talk of war, suggesting diplomacy and discussion outpace violence as nations debate strategy and terms. The remark emphasizes the contrast between rhetoric and actual hostilities in the current period.
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