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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
7
The Pinex cough syrup, a concentrated pine extract remedy, is advertised as inexpensive and highly effective for chills hoarseness and bronchitis. A 50 cent bottle mixed with sugar syrup yields a full pint for home use. The ad claims rapid relief within 24 hours and notes its pleasant taste and mild laxative effect.
A 1911 testimonial urges Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the cure for severe scalp eczema with burning itch. C. D. Tharrington of Creek, North Carolina, reports three years of outbreaks ended after two months of use. Samuel Stern of Brooklyn notes hair regrowth after bald spots and crusts healed. Free samples offered by Cuticura Dept. 9 K, Boston.
Edmund Lamy warns that skating on thin ice is dangerous at Saranac Lake. He cites a tale two sisters tell of a chorus girl Tuttle Tights who broke through ice and was rescued by her father, prompting talk of his heroism. The sisters react with concern over needing to save him.
Plodding Pete admits error after asking a man nearby for assistance in locating his estranged family. The man says he did not know Pete’s family and will not help avoid bringing trouble to them.
A terse remark from Darley laments a miserable day yet hints at finding better tasks than dying, reflecting a mood of endurance amid distress.
The article promotes William A Radford as a leading authority on building topics and invites readers to send questions with a two cent reply stamp. It discusses the bungalow as a low cost, comfortable home with one floor but added upper bedrooms, its American development, and evolving roof height to provide more sleeping space.
The article promotes bungalow living as a flexible affordable path to home ownership. It argues no cellar is needed initially, with optional add-ons later, and emphasizes thrift, economy, and room for growth as families expand and budgets allow. The piece also discusses stair placement, practical layout, and saving through renting versus buying.
A breezy western lumber salesman at the Walton boasts a Europe based deal. He claims his Swiss factory purchase will send all pine knots and knot holes abroad. He jokes the knots are used as ear holes for wooden horses in a tale told to fellow travelers.
Senorita Terara, a notable woman bullfighter, has long been a colorful figure in Mexico City. The article highlights bullfighting as a dominant passion in Spanish heritage and notes the immense capacity of the city arena, which can seat 100,000 spectators.
New York story about baby John Randolph Hopkins cruising Florida waters in a houseboat with parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hopkins. The infant is valued at 5 million dollars and is expected to inherit by age twenty one. His father maintains a rooftop menagerie at their Fifth Avenue mansion.
Visitor admires a painting as Rastus explains it belongs to the missus. A remark on plucked birds used for hats and a quip about husbands follows. The dialogue touches on Chicago Fire lessons, remedies and a Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup pitch.
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