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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1904

Page

7

Runaway Lady Ellice Dare and the Bachelor Button

Lady Ellice Dare runs away from her husband Geoffrey after a quarrel over his bachelor status. He remains calm, later finds a withered bachelor button in her room, and they drift apart but not publicly mourned. A police court case in town offers a lighter counterpoint as Geoffrey contemplates life after the vanished wife.

Geoff Ellice Dare Geoffrey Dare Millman Smith Geoffrey Lyne Dave

Bachelor’s Button and a Crimsons Daisy Resolve Love

A court scene ends with an acquittal after a missing money case is solved by a jacket lining search. Geoffrey Dare defends Ellice. The couple reconciles as crimson daisies, once called Bachelor’s Buttons, bloom in their seaside garden.

Dave Geoffrey Millman Smith Geoffrey Dare Dare Ellice Daisy Malcolm Furze Chicago

Making the best of friends for personal gain

The piece cites Russell Sage and Sir Edwin Arnold to warn that friendships should yield value beyond money. It notes a playwright who gained inspiration from an elderly, unassuming friend and argues quality of connections matters more than quantity in cultivating beneficial relationships.

Russell Sage Sir Edwin Arnold

Speeding Faithful Warn Against Racing to Heaven

Chauncey Depew credits a Vanderbilt line employee for a story about camp meeting experiences told in varied crafts. A sailor speaks of heaven at twenty knots, a railroad worker at sixty miles per hour, and a rheumatic woman warns that too much speed could burst their oilers as they rush to the afterlife.

Chauncey Depew Vanderbilt Lines Brothers and Sisters New York Times

Pointer for Parents on Morning Chores and Skills

The note urges teaching both boys and girls to air bedclothes over two chairs each morning and to involve boys in simple breakfast tasks. It says a boy who makes coffee and broils steak and serves them gains practical skills without diminishing manliness.

Facts About the Coinage and Mint Markings Revealed

The director of the Mint explains coin and medal values, mint rules, and what the government does not buy. It notes rare colonial coins, bullion purchases, lack of pattern pieces, and no premium for returns. It lists dates coins ceased, notable issues, mint marks by site, and price for proof sets.

Mint United States Congress California Philadelphia Charlotte N. C Carson City Nev Dahlonega New Orleans San Francisco

Lost Pocketbook Sparks Crowd Bid War at Racecourse

At Overland Park Denver a bookmaker announced a pocketbook worth 500 dollars was lost and a reward of 50 dollars, triggering a running auction with raises of 75 90 100 125 150 dollars as amused bystanders chattered and laughed while the purse owner retreated to the grandstand.

Overland Park Denver

Ladies Lace Overalls Move From Lace to Drop Shirt Trend

The New York Press notes that ladies lace overalls discussed by a West End draper shift toward a drop shirt style. The fashion item, billed as holiday specialty, may be adopted by American women as a simplified version.

Milady Manhattan West End New York Press

Distress at Cape Town prompts relief wage cuts

The government plans to stop wage payments to railway relief workers at Cape Town and replace them with rations and a small clothing allowance as relief funds and committee resources run out amid prolonged depression.

Cape Town

Widow of Goodman Reimbursed by Standard Oil, Rumor spreads

The Catholic Standard and Times quotes a rumor that the widow of Goodman, whose business suffered due to Standard Oil, has been reimbursed by the company. The note suggests the report may be junk from Port Arthur.

Gull Goodman Standard Oil Company Port Arthur Catholic Standard and Times

Wise guy riches vs fools and offspring in marriage

A witty adage notes that when a cunning man becomes wealthy enough to wed the clever wife bears children capable of supporting him. The saying contrasts wealth and family support across gender roles.

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