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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Christ. Petroff of Cincinnati Ohio reports nervous troubles and exhaustion that improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She says the treatment allowed her to care for her 19 month old son and return to housework, endorsing the medicine for women.
A humorous sign warns that short cuts are prohibited while a bystander lauds grass protection. Uncle Tobe Snarl from Kicker county adds a wry Life motto. The ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue to keep cloths white until worn out.
A satirical cartoon comment notes a woman leaving a previous place due to perceived independence while a separate remark links double chins to masculine charm when a central cleft is present.
A collection of practical instructions for fruit preserves and simple dishes. Includes cherry olives and compote of cherries, chicken custard and scrapple, lemonade syrup, and peach sherbet with steps and ratios for ingredients, cooking, and serving.
Poetic verse urging trust in Providence and a calm mind amid hardship. Emphasizes faith as a blade of grass with its own dew, promising endurance through pressure and change.
Plan meals a week ahead with varied dishes. Banana Soup blends ripe bananas, milk, lemon and cornstarch for a chilled dessert. Parisian Peas simmer with butter lettuce onion parsley and eggs, then stay hot without curdling. Chicken Baked in Cream uses seasoned flour butter and cream, brown for a tender crust. Nut Sauce for Ice Cream tops vanilla with maple sugar and chopped nuts.
A collie and an Angora cat discuss a day on the street where two grown up ladies hop between trolley rides. The dog notes the humans’ behavior, while the cat asks for the tale of his own bath time—leading to a claimed true story ready to be shared.
From the Navajo country spanning Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico a rare Indian Dinntats pattern known as the Yebusal dancers has surfaced after being secretly removed. Collectors say no other identical blanket is seen, though a similar type reached the Smithsonian years ago.
Gus, a small colored boy, endures taunts at school as professors and peers pick on him. While finishing chemistry homework he faces interruptions and cheeky remarks, culminating in a confrontation when his ear is tweaked and he declares he is one of the two tough guys in town.
A Popular Mechanics note explains that hard water can be softened by pouring it through raw peat. Insoluble calcium and magnesium salts form as acids in peat react with minerals, removing hardness. If profitably adopted, peat could become an economical water treatment outlet.
An English clergyman visiting his country recalls an eminent Church of England prelate who refused to invite professor Jones to a hosted entertainment. The bishop, asked to include the invited man, insists he will not host anyone who defended Socrates execution.
New York sculptor Stanislaw Szukalski marries a Chicago girl and makes her live on a pig farm. He concedes sculpturing isn’t very profitable but notes that people who raise pigs can make a lot of money.
A terse aphorism notes that compensation guides existence across nations. It emphasizes balance between actions and outcomes as a universal principle shaping behavior and outcomes.
Chicago producer Walter C. Esmond found his Denver bride missing after hotel registration in Loveland. A stranger claimed Esmond must wake, and the bride was last seen climbing a fire escape in night clothes with an unidentified man. Hagler found her unconscious on the street. Esmond recovered her and fled toward Denver.
After thirteen years absent and believed dead Edward Kendig returns, prompting Mrs Elizabeth Kendig to seek a divorce for alleged property transfer. Judge Joseph B. David and attorney Clarence Hansen halt trial awaiting Kendig's status and possible remarriage prospects. Local notices report letters from California and ongoing inquiry into Kendig's death.
A busy writer overhears a visitor at the door while upstairs finishing work. Her daughter answers no one is home, and the blue beads she wears shatter, scattering glass in the hall as the child laments the broken beads.
A Chicago man known for clipping want ads has added a humorous item from a local paper. The notice reads, WANTED A loud second-hand phonograph for reprisals.
A Cicero line states man finds no pleasure in discovery without a partner to share joys, noting celestial or earthly wonders require companionship.
In a Washington government office a Californian describes fishing off the Pacific coast in small motor boats using a long line and baited with flying fish. He says a hundred-pound tuna is required for good sport, as a messenger questions the risks of catching such a fish from a small craft.
A humorous London Tir Pits quip shows a Relieving Officer challenging an applicant who is slightly deaf asking where he married his wife. The man replies he does not know, mistaking why for where, prompting a puzzled exchange in a compact dialogue.
A writer notes that several towns prioritize public slogans over practical services, implying funds and attention are diverted from essential street cleaning to image campaigns. The critique highlights municipal choices affecting daily life and civic priorities.
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