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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
10
An advertisement touts Munyon's Cold Cure as a fast remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention. Sugar pellets, 25 cents, claim instant relief of head, throat, and lungs. touts free medical advice by mail from Munyon's Doctors in Philadelphia.
Attorney General Wickersham recounts a Northwest tale told at the White House. A man drunk and out late fools his wife by entering shoeless, then says words that lead to a punch line about licking her hand as he avoids detection. The Washington Herald relays the anecdote.
A reflective vignette about Adam who never grew into a boy, lacking toys and the simple joy of carving initials on a door, exploring themes of absence and memory.
Canis Major emits a bark as Can- Minor and Sirius clash over a hot scent. Taurus then shakes his horns in a display of temper before the dispute subsides.
In Tit Bits a playful exchange has Phat asking about a tune while Dennis claims it has grown into an aria on the bill of fare. Mary and Dennis exchange lilting replies about the piece sounding grand and fitting as a front door.
A humorous exchange shows Mr A awaiting guidance from a jeweler's assistant about whether his fiancée prefers a ring or a necklace. The man fears choosing the wrong gift and going broke, stressing the necklace option as risky for payment.
A caller tells a physician that his health is perfect except for insomnia. The doctor suggests seeking guidance from a spiritual adviser rather than medical help.
Mr Hicks and Mrs Hicks discuss a supposed Chinese outrage as they claim chop suey prices will rise ten cents. The snippet presents sensational protest over a perceived ethnic business change.
Fragmentary passage urges universal peace and respect, but preserves a lone privilege to defend against annihilation. The fragment omits context, dates, places, and named entities.
A humorous poem exchanges mock critique of fashion and performance with a professor of literature sparring over the phrase hens teeth The dialogue features a composer defending bold lines while the professor chides the wording and jokes about hens teeth existence
In humorous dialogue a chorus of remarks connect a stage actress to funding a political restoration. The jokes compare her earnings to financing a revolution, with Manuel depicted as the figure to be reinstated on Portugal’s throne.
A brief dialogue scene opens with Riggs and Griggs exchanging morning greetings. One remarks about health and a new doctor in a strange community, prompting a humorous bend in the exchange.
A pair of quotes prompts discussion about gender bias in appearance with calls for equal opportunity. Debaters question whether brunettes can achieve equal treatment in a system favoring blondes.
Dialogue shows a woman questioning pay and a man offering twelve plunks a week. She calls that only wages, highlighting a perceived low salary in a humorous exchange.
Foreman of the Jury demands the return of a gun and argues he could handle the 11monery critters in minutes. The judge questions the possibility of any agreement while a strong argument is lacking and the dialogue shifts to a marriage proposal rumor. The exchange reveals tension over engagement rumors and legal strategy is uncertain.
In a column titled Woman's Way, a reader notes that the woman engaged to Cholly Noodle keeps moving flats, snatching up one place then hunting another, reflecting ongoing apartment hunt chatter among acquaintances.
A visiting parson asks a poor man why he is there and the convict claims his friends caused the sentence to change from death by the electric chair to life imprisonment. The dialogue names the judge and cites the influence of his friends.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a stern parent questions a suitor’s motives while the daughter asserts the young man’s affection would persist even if wealth halved to one and a half million. The wit exposes concerns about mercenary motives and true love.
A conversation between a critical friend and the vocal instructor reveals doubt about Miss Screecher's talent while the instructor boasts earning over $200 from her voice. The exchange highlights confidence in potential earnings despite skepticism.
Charles Von Soehnen of 201 A Street Colfax Washington says after 30 years of kidney trouble and rheumatic pains he found relief with Doan’s Kidney Pills. He reports night awakenings pain relief and a dramatic improvement in overall health. Doan’s kidney pills are sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Bram Stoker recalls a 1878 Ulster Hall reading where a speaker praised Henry Irving with the line a gentleman who leads a life of unbroken blemish illustrating ironic compliment in public.
A Kentucky family describes a three month old girl with severe scalp eczema. They used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, reporting rapid improvement after the first dose and full recovery within weeks, with long lasting health.
Fragmentary dialogue recalling a postponed event and a blunt question about self harm. The speaker mentions a river and forgotten swimming tights as pivot details in a troubled exchange. The text reads like a diary fragment or dramatic note with distressed undertones.
A town drug store advertises Pape's Diapepsin in a 50 cent case that claims to stop food fermentation and cure indigestion within five minutes. The ad promises relief from dyspepsia gastritis sour stomach and related stomach disorders regardless of name.
John R. McLean confronted a half drunken Irishman on the sidewalk to reclaim a borrowed half dollar. The Irishman misreads the debt and halves, then returns with another half dollar, quipping about the original loan as he exits laughing.
Mrs. O H P Belmont urged women at a Colony Club luncheon in New York to unite for the vote. She warned that women often treat political questions as they do charity ball flattery and urged solidarity to win suffrage.
Druggists sell Murine Eye Remedy in liquid forms at 25c 50c and 1.00 with soothing effect for red weak weary and watery eyes and granulated eyelids. Murine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes priced from 25c to 1.00. Free eye books and dye advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
A military expert questions airships making war prohibitively expensive while a counterpart notes flying machines will be costly but affordable, but aviator pay will be the limiting factor.
A cautionary note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature GeaXAVPLLA as the trusted remedy used for infants and children for over 30 years, ensuring the familiar product is the one always bought.
An advertisement claims a cure for a daughter’s habit of crossing knees and promotes hobble skirts as fashion fixes. It touts Wanlinas Wizard Owl and Winktow'rs Soothing Syrup as pain relief for rheumatism sore throat teething and wind colic with promises of soothing action.
A Minneapolis woman testifies she suffered from female troubles and weakness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She says her pains left her and she regained strength within three months and encourages others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
In a domestic exchange Mrs Knicker asks for help to light the fire, while Knicker refuses and says he never smokes before breakfast. The exchange highlights routines and spousal dynamics in a domestic vignette.
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