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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
7
A meeting of new and veteran teachers turned into a lighthearted social with a makeshift love feast atmosphere. The symposiarch led a toast shouting long live our teachers while a new staffer humorously answered with what on.
A tourist rides a buckboard and laughs at a bumpy road remark in a Metropolitan Magazine piece. Walter Grimes shares a mis-said line at an Indianapolis reception where a meek man reveals his wife wrote a jestful rotten song.
William Hodge, famed for The Man From Home, began in theater fifteen years ago when he told New York state manager George A. Hill I can act. Hill asked what he had, Hodge replied I ve got a hunch on it. Hill decided to trust the hunch and it proved a sure thing.
Senator La Follette stated a man cannot alter his reputation. He told a Madison audience a wicked old millionaire planned to retire to do good, then joked whether the reference was to John H. Good the farmer or Sam Good the socialist heir.
A witty exchange turns to Mabel’s marriage last June as the young woman about to wed questions her future husband about men. The joke centers on Mabel’s supposed experience and claims about how all husbands behave.
Congressman Whangdoodle laments his defeat saying friends staged an automobile procession for him while most voters lacked cars. He notes the crowd's vehicle presence did not sway the outcome and attributes the loss to mismanagement and voter sentiment.
A light exchange between Mrs. De Vorsay and Mr. Askitt ends in a humorous debate on marriage. The remark frames marriage as a temporary embarrassment rather than a failure.
The Collector recalls young Scadds making another promise to pay soon. The Merchant regards him as the most promising young man in the city.
Advert says Pinex cough remedy saves money and works faster than others. Claims relief within 24 hours for deep coughs and is effective for whooping cough, croup, and throat troubles. Describes preparation with sugar syrup or honey and notes guarantee and ordering details.
A dialogic pair of hobos boast about not throwing cold water on anything, with the first hobo asserting the claim and the second confirming. The exchange centers on personal integrity and reputation in a rough living scene.
Crowds jeered the airman for not falling during the display as he flew. Some blamed him for the show failing, while others praised the act of defiance and endurance.
Mrs Noble Tubman describes a six week suffering period from a widespread itchy burning rash on her baby. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child improved quickly and was fully cured in six weeks. She notes prior failures with other remedies and doctors and urges samples by mail from Cuticura Dept 18 K Boston.
Johnny asks what his mother said when a guest arrived for tea. His friend recalls she was pleased to see him, though she had hoped he wouldn’t come that morning, and Johnny responds with relief.
A groaning unconscious stranger lay on the sidewalk with two missing teeth and a bleeding nose. The crowd questioned his identity while an ambulance surgeon speculated he might be a peacemaker amid the wreckage.
Quote shows a man asked about his wife and replies he has two daughters and works under a commission form of government. The brief dialogue hints at personal and civic roles without further context.
The exchange suggests a volatile local character who openly defies others yet garners minimal response from the wider community. His relentless posture toward authority appears more provocative than persuasive, fading from public focus as opposition wanes.
An amused snippet reflects on a cinema moment where the hero battles on screen while the audience reacts to a clipping reel. A quip about speeches and a mathematical marvel adds a light, witty aside about problem solving and crowd perception.
A quoted exchange hints at a chauffeur whose peculiar fate is to live a life of continuous riding. The dialogue frames his walk as an unusual vocation and identity puzzle.
A curious exchange reveals a cautionary tale about foraging mushrooms. One character admits they never eat them themselves, but test them through their step-children to determine if they are safe or poisonous. The dialogue highlights risk in relying on others to sample potentially dangerous wild foods.
A citizen reportedly caused a disturbance in a vaudeville theater last night after repeatedly mistaking the National Anthem for a joke. The incident followed a chorus of laughter and a caller reacting to the misnaming.
In a domestic exchange Mrs. Naggitt asks how long her husband has been deaf and dumb while Mr. Naggitt refutes unkind remarks. The dialogue centers on marital strain and communication issues within the household.
A teacher of dramatic art emphasizes a scholar’s graceful bearing as essential. The student hesitantly resists joining that kind of company, signaling a moment of tension over theatrical training.
A collage of vintage quotes and ads including references to an eye ear nose throat specialist in Fargo North Dakota, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for digestion, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, and a collection of witticisms about kindness and airships.
A dinner table exchange over a noted au thor oress tops the chatter as a critic jokes her hair is red even if her books are not. A party scene follows with the same witty line about red hair and literary fame.
A fragment from Everybody's Weekly shows playful banter about sports and a humorous fondness for dominos. The dialogue contrasts a cautious line with a boastful passion for games.
Parents urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the distinctive E signature and note its use for over 30 years. The advertisement claims Castoria is a safe remedy for infants and children and reminds that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The excerpt shows Wiggins reading fiction more than before and considering buying a suburban home. Multiple real estate agents have sent him prospectuses.
A brief note on a writer who produced a spring and an autumn novel yet saw no buyers. The piece hints at a silent market and unacknowledged work.
A cynical observer jokes about inviting many people he dislikes aboard a private yacht to watch them get seasick, revealing a wry tone and dark humor about social dynamics and revenge.
County residents praise Hamlins Wizard Oil as the premier family remedy for accidents and sudden illness. The notice urges households to keep a bottle for safety amid changing modern conveniences.
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