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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

8

Court terms fixed for Cascade Teton and Toole counties 1919

In the district court of Montana the terms of court for Cascade Teton and Toole counties are fixed for 1919. Cascade holds sessions January 2 April 2 July 2 October 2. Teton holds January 30 March 72 May 31 November 29. Toole holds January 15 April 15 July 16 October 15. First publication December 5, last December 19.

District Court Eighth Judicial District Montana Cascade, Teton and Toole Cascade Teton and Toole State of Cascade County Teton County Toole A. D

Little Terrier in Trenches A Hero of War Dogs

A WWI era note describes a small fox terrier named Warrior in front-line trenches. The dog stayed with his unit, trembled at shells, but refused to desert, becoming a trusted companion amid fighting. The piece also recounts trench cats, and explains the French Tricolor’s origins from the 1789 revolution.

France Flinders Trenchland Boys' Life Boy Scouts’ Magazine Fox Térvier Jie Camille Desmoulins Palais Royal d’Artois Paris National Guard Bastile Bailly Lafayette Louis XVI

Point to Biblical Prophecy Used by Kaiser in War Justification

Article argues Kaiser uses Bible verses to excuse aggression and cites a verse from the Book of Daniel as part of the justification for world disaster.

Germany Russia Trotzky Hans Daniel

Tin in Silk Weight Gains Use Of Tin Tetrachloride

A Popular Science Monthly note explains that some silk manufacturers weight fabrics with tin tetrachloride derived from old tin cans to raise weight and profit. It cites heavy usage of tin in 1917 and warns consumers not to discard tomato cans.

Popular Science Monthly

War Turns Informal Affair As War Informs Citizens

The piece notes that wartime demand for full dress suits plummeted by about 90 percent and calls war a practical, informal venture. It describes trench life as neighborly rather than ceremonial with guests dropping in unannounced and the daily humor found in hardship.

America Uncle Sam

Child’s patriotic song ends bridge game in Indianapolis

A College Avenue woman entertained a card club when her four year old son John was brought along. He grew unruly and was sent upstairs, then began singing America. The women stood as he finished, ending the game in Indianapolis.

College Avenue John America Indianapolis

French oculist creates artificial eye with eyelid substitute

The article describes Henri Einius developing an artificial eye with a plastic eyelid to restore appearance for soldiers missing an eye. The device uses a plastic lid, lashes, and metal wire supports attached to spectacles to hold the artificial eye in place. It can be separated from attachments for cleaning.

Henri Einius

Body Heat From Chemical Changes In Tissues

The body’s heat comes from chemical changes in tissues and organs. Muscle contraction secretion and nerve activity generate heat as oxidation occurs in food substances. The sun’s energy stored in food powers this latent energy released as heat and motion during digestion and metabolism.

Brubacker

English hereditary office and early naval governance

The piece discusses hereditary offices in England such as the vice admiral of the Yorkshire coast and other local naval appointments. It notes how medieval law treated dead persons linked to certain parishes and cites figures like the Denisons of Scarborough and the earls of Lonsdale as examples of local gentry involved in maritime duties before the royal navy was fully organized.

Lord Londesborrough Yorkshire Bristol Channel Holmes Ventuers Igea Royal Navy Admiralty Heutenant

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