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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
7
A column string presents satirical notes touching diverse topics. It riffs on mosquitoes, obscure wars, blondes, census cards, liberal sentiment, a St. Louis man with a Dill sandwich, a divorce over a live lobster, an African wilds expedition, grafting extremities, fasting cures, Chinese island detentions, boycotts, and Dutch investments as signs of wise bargains.
Latest reports indicate a vast mass of stone and mud has slid into the Panama canal excavated channel. The setback adds substantial extra work but is treated as a contemplated contingency. American pluck and perseverance are expected to carry the project through despite obstacles.
Physicians have made the stethoscope and telephone so sensitive that a patient’s heartbeats in London were distinctly transmitted to a seismologist on the Isle of Wight. The development promises closer, 24 hour monitoring by doctors for patient care.
The battleship South Carolina returns to Norfolk after sea trials scoring sixteen bullseyes in sixteen shots with its twelve inch guns. The crew of the ship, known as Jackies, claim near championship form in precision gunnery.
The former Shah of Persia is studying medicine and hopes to practice as a physician. The move is praised as more honorable than dwelling in bitterness or plotting revolutions, a path other exiled monarchs might emulate with credit.
Officials in Washington estimate from early data that the United States population will reach about 100 million once the decennial count is finished, a figure higher than many prior projections.
A Chicago judge rules that individuals who commit domestic violence may be barred from citizenship. The ruling addresses the path to naturalization and potential restrictions affecting affected spouses' access to residency or travel.
A man complains that his wife ran off with his closest confidant, suggesting the separation may stem from a failed confidence test. The situation hints at a personal crisis with trust and marital strain as the central themes.
A statement notes that with more flying machines a worker who commutes to France from England gains a living chance. The brief highlights improved air travel could aid cross channel employment.
A long profile describes how the Supreme Court members, including Justices Harlan Holmes White and Lurton, maintain dignity amid humor and daily rituals. It recalls robed processions, readers of decisions, and the dramatic Chicago streetcar franchise case illustrating misread first dispatches and stock effects.
A Metropolitan writer warns city investors against quick profit plots like Pacific coast fruit land grabs and cooperative orchards in Texas or Florida. City men are urged to beware brass bricks sold as guardian investments promising large annual returns while offering little real work or guaranteed profits.
New York profile of Captain Newton H. Chittenden a 70 year old explorer known for long treks on foot. He averages a daily 13 mile morning hike from Alpine New Jersey to the Fort Lee ferry and has walked over 25 000 miles on foot in four decades.
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