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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

7

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Reader

A Chicago reader testifies she was weak and exhausted and could hardly work. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she slept better and regained appetite. The letter touts the product as effective and urges others to use it, noting fifty years of praise.

Chicago Tydia Inkham Myers A. M. Ohlen Marshfield Ave Ilinois Lydia BE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Local Color Confession In Petunia Courtroom

Squire Ramsbottom questions the defendant in a Petunia courtroom as a colored culprit answers with broken dialect. The exchange blends humor and legal tension as the man alternates between innocence and guilt while dodging the charge and minimal jail time.

Buckaloo Ramsbottom Petunia Yassaah Yassah

This Day I Will Beat My Own Record

A motivational line reflecting personal ambition to surpass previous performance. It emphasizes self competition and a goal to improve.

The Appealing Charm of Health and Beauty

A testimonial from Mrs. Christina Van Hess of Sioux Falls recounts recovering from a nervous, backache ridden condition with Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription. She credits renewed strength and relief from ailments to the medicine and urges readers to seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.

Sioux Falls S. Dak Dr. Pierce Christina van Hess Dakota Street President Invalids Buffalo N. Y

Boston veteran aider runs exchange for disabled soldiers

Mrs. Clar ence R. Edwards wife of Major General Edwards of Boston leads an American Legion auxiliary effort to help disabled veterans help themselves. Starting April 10 with 2000 capital the Boston exchange sells veteran made products on consignment with earnings sent to hospitals or patients. The venture supports art crafts from canoes to hand woven items and jewelry.

Clarence R. Edwards Boston Edwards France American Legion Auxiliary Mrs

Wisconsin Veteran Ed Barrett Named National American Legion Vice Commander

Dr Edward J Barrett of Sheboygan Wisconsin a veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars is identified as national vice commander of the American Legion He served as house physician at the Palmer House in Chicago and held leadership posts in the Legion including Wisconsin commander and national executive committeeman in 1921 22 He also led the 1920 Sheboygan Legion post and contributed to rehabilitation work within the organization.

Edward J. Barrett Sheboygan Wis American Legion Wooster Doctor Barrett University of Wooster School of Medicine University of Cincinnati Palmer House Chicago United States Volunteer Engineers Honolulu Forty-first Volunteer Infantry Islands Fox Hills Hospital Staten Island Hoboken N. J Legion

Riddles and wordplay snippets from a humor page

A short collection of pun riddles about tailoring cloth, biblical humor, three men in a fly, sneezing, a fish in a basin, tin whistles, and a free use tin can. The puns hinge on homophones and double meanings within everyday objects and names.

Jo Noah

Tanlac Restores Mrs Emma Jennings At Clearwater

At age 71 Mrs Emma Jennings of Clearwater California shares that after a crippling bout with influenza she regained strength with Tanlac. She reports improved energy and now easily handles all housework and credits Tanlac as essential. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Emma Jennings Clearwater Cal

Give and Take in Modern Business Relations

In today’s business world two men unwilling to give and take struggle to succeed. The rise of cooperation as a keystone of success is noted as essential to achieving substantial service and growth.

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simple at home solution to revive faded draperies skirts and sweaters. It claims directions fit for any woman, guarantees no streaking or running, and advises telling the druggist whether fabrics are wool silk linen cotton or blends.

Sure of It from Ski-U-Mah Laugh Riot

A playful squib from Minnesota Ski-U-Mah shows Light and Heavy debating affection. Heavy claims certainty after stepping on her foot eight times.

Minnesota

The Man Who Pays As He Goes Proverb

A brief adage notes that spending as you go can lead to financial trouble. It underscores caution in handling funds and planning for future needs.

Decidedly Not Mr Howell Health Over Wealth Debate

Mrs Powell contends that health matters more than wealth in a dispute over inheritance. Mr Howell counters that health cannot be a substitute for financial provision for heirs.

Calumet Baking Powder Credits Ads for Sales Lead

Warren Wright president of Calumet Baking Powder Company credits newspaper advertising for the brand’s higher sales. He asserts Calumet’s sales run 2 to 4 times those of competitors and says housewives respond faster to newspaper ads. Wright notes long experience and trust in newspapers’ advertising standards.

Warren Wright Calumet Baking Powder Company Calumet Mr. Wright

Gray hair seen as beautiful yet always on others

A wry reflection notes that gray hair is admired in theory but deemed attractive only when worn by other people. The line suggests aging with grace is easy to admire in others, not in oneself.

Mrs. Duckbills Australia Mr. Barnacle Goose Barnacle Geose Barnacle Goose Bir

Not Guilty Conductor Shamokin Irish Passenger

A fragment notes a not guilty verdict involving a conductor and an Irish passenger. Details are sparse and context unclear, with mentions of Shamokin and playing cards. Penn State is referenced, but its relation to the event is unspecified.

Shamokin Penn State Froth

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