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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
7
In a Philadelphia Telegraph item a beautiful blonde relocates from New York to this city and lands a stenographer position with a respected Quaker-descended employer. She first greets the boss with a bold remark about starting the day, then demands a kiss before work.
A brief observation notes that ignorance can seem to grant more freedom in speech than true inspiration, with fewer constraints shaping what is said. The remark hints at common misperceptions of creativity versus uninhibited expression.
A period ad touts Munyon's Cold Cure sugar pellets to break up colds and prevent pneumonia with instant relief for head throat and lungs. It promotes 25 cent price at druggists and offers free mailed medical advice from Prof. Munron at 53d and Jefferson Street Philadelphia.
Bronze tablet marks John Jacob Mickley for guiding the bells out of Philadelphia in 1777. Bells including the Liberty bell were hidden beneath Zion's Reformed church in Allentown for nearly a year before returning to Independence Hall and Christ Church Philadelphia.
The engagement of the only son prompts mixed family reactions as relatives critique the fiancée. Amid snubs and suspicions, the son claims one redeeming feature she lacks relatives, prompting the father to remark Grab her.
A long testimonial details a twenty year struggle with a severe psoriasis case. After failed treatments, the subject finds relief using Cuticura Preparations and Resolvent, returning home healed in six weeks and reporting no recurrence after decades. The note dates from 1880 with a 1910 follow up.
Fall River mass school children were warned by printed slips in textbooks, via the board of health, to avoid spitting moistened fingers turning leaves sucking pencils and holding money in the mouth and to refuse swapping candy gum half eaten food whistles or other items in the mouth. The notice claims adherence would cut incidents of tonsillitis and diphtheria nationwide.
An article notes extraordinary tree ages including a Fountains Abbey evergreen predating the abbey by eight centuries and a redwood of great age. Baobabs in Africa are estimated over 6,000 years old and a Chapultepec deciduous forest tree is deemed even older.
N. W. Child, president of the Yellowstone Park association, recalled a 2 3 year trip to Europe with a hotel businessman. They toured hotel and commissary setups, ended in Rome at St Peter's. The hotel man, upon seeing the dome, asked how much the London buyer wanted for the hams.
A man asks if his fiancée believes in long engagements and she agrees, noting it is foolish to rush marriage before knowing each other. He then suggests delaying marriage to a week after next Thursday, sparking a plan for a lengthy betrothal.
Vance compares Ferdie to Edison as a benefactor of man and notes his invention a device that prevents cigarette papers from blowing away in strong winds. Luella asks what he invented, and the exchange clarifies the device's purpose.
A Philadelphia church figure recounts seven year old Harold and neighbor Dewey, who steal from a coat left by a gas main worker. Harold returns the tickets and prays for Dewey, then asks God to forgive Dewey for cake and candy thefts. The boy ends by praying bluntly that God watch over Dewey.
In a Maine town residents treat funerals as social events. An undertaker notices a woman repeatedly viewing a coffin and saying low changed. He discovers she is at the wrong funeral, confusing John Sawyer with Maria Brown whose service is at the neighboring house.
A mountain guide on a dangerous Alpine pass sacrifices himself to save two companions. Bound by rope, he cuts the line at the edge of a chasm to free the others, choosing death over allowing them to fall, leaving the guide unnamed in the London Daily Mail report.
Gentle health note urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature before use. Claims the product is safe and has been in use for over 30 years, marketed as the kind you have always bought.
A fragmentary collection of quotes on art and happiness contrasts with a health ad promoting Vramlins Wizard Owl and Dr. Pierce's Pellets. The piece weaves literary lines with commercial claims, noting relief from sprains and stomach issues.
A remark argues that a flexible conscience may be easier to live with yet can cause more harm than a rigid one. The statement contrasts ease with ethical disruption, noting potential consequences for personal and social judgments.
Dr J H Rindlaub, a specialist in ear eye nose throat care in Fargo North Dakota, is noted locally for his expertise. A casual reference mentions he is regarded as a good Nar.
Ad reads Mrs Winslow s soothing syrup for teething children to soften gums and reduce inflammation. A proverb notes fences are not always around the best fruit trees, implying appearances may mislead.
Louise asks if open house was kept during the absence. Galey explains he did not host guests and that he locked the doors every night at nine, then prompts further questions about his whereabouts.
Sir William Herschel argues that those who admire knowledge for its own sake should favor making its elements accessible to everyone, promoting public understanding and discovery.
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