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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1910

Page

6

Betzville minister battles a talking horse scandal

Rev Ebenezer Spillgath of Betzville faces a row with his flock as Moses the horse rears, walks on hind legs, and performs a cake walk after being teased with curses from Alderman Bud Winters. The circus feud ends with the church split and debate over firing the pastor for profanity or horse mischief.

Ebenezer Spillgath Betzville Fourdon Ebenezer Billingsville Rebecca Mr. Spillgath Bud Winters Main and Cross Streets Alderman Winters Moses Rev. Ebenezer Main Street Rev Rhincedura Betz Isbenezer Bud Williams W. G. Chapman

Degrees of Hunger at Hungry Club Sparks Banter

A humorous exchange unfolds as a short story writer and a poet discuss hunger and writing. The writer proclaims constant hunger while the poet ribbed him, noting the writer’s propensity to claim more hunger due to his prose.

Berlin Wool Jug Cozy in Five Crimson Shades

Directions for knitting a two pint jug cozy in five crim son wool shades with Berlin wool. Includes starting chain, double trebles, and crochet steps to form a decorative piece suitable for Berlin wool work where color gradients create the design.

Berlin

Crochet Rose and Leaf Cosy Instructions

Detailed step by step crochet directions describe shading threads, decreasing stitches, edging, and attaching a rose to a cosy. Instructions cover chain counts, double crochets, trebles, and finishing steps for a decorative leaf edge and rose ornament.

Method of Renovating Silk

An old home remedy describes restoring silk’s luster by mixing rain water alcohol mucilage and soft soap in a bottle. Silk is sponged on both sides then shaken in cool water and air dried pinned to a line and ironed between brown paper.

Comfort in Early Hours Gown Described in Kimono Style

The text notes various fabrics for a gown including nun's ceiling cashmere vigel la French flannels and printed cotton and mentions a kimono styled model. It presents fabric options and the gown design in an observational catalog style.

Oxalic Acid for the WMands in the Kitchen

A pint bottle of saturated oxalic acid solution should be kept on hand for stain removal. Ten cents’ worth of acid with water fills the bottle to saturation and remains useful at all times, especially now. A touch on hands after fruit and vegetable prep removes stains. ensure the bottle is clearly labeled.

To Clean Silver With Kerosene Rinse Method

Instructions describe applying kerosene with a brush or soft cloth to silver, then rinsing in scalding water. Tarnished pieces recover a beautiful luster and no white powder remains in creases. The method claims lasting shine for all kinds of silverware.

Drawing the Threads with Linen Work Tips

The article advises removing the dressing before drawing threads. Apply a heavy lather of white soap across the surface to be threaded, then let it dry. Once dry, the threads lift out more easily for removal and manipulation.

Dressmaking notes on sleeves and gown trim details

Describes sleeve fullness with a center back seam and finished edges. Notes lace width of about three inches and bands of silk or sateen for the gown edge. Materials listed include seven yards of 44 inch fabric, two yards of silk, and three yards of facing.

Cloth Tops to Boots Show Modern Dress Boots

Fashion notes describe dress boots with black patent leather vamps without stitching and black cloth uppers. Few colored uppers will be worn, signaling a restrained, formal outlook for footwear.

Table Flower Effects for an Elegant Dinner

Do not feel you must buy a hothouse or a fruit stand for a handsome table. Wonderful effects come from a few flowers and foliage. Do not turn your table into a jeweler's shop.

Hopi Christening Ceremony and Sun Rite Explained

The article describes Hopi birth rites in Arizona including a 20 day indoors period, a cliffside sunrise christening led by the clan priest, and a grandmother sprinking corn meal while relatives name the child with poetic phrases like Rushing Water or Golden Butterfly. Names are chosen by the mother and kept until adulthood.

Great Desert Arizona

Notable Chef Escoffier Jubilees and Wartime Rise

The famed chef Auguste Escoffier spoke of modern cooking while at the Cafe Monico during a jubilee supper. Born in 1845 at Villeneuve Loubet, he joined his uncle’s restaurant in 1859 and later worked at the Moulin Rouge before serving in Metz and with Marshal MacMahon. After wartime escape, he returned to Paris and earned praise from Kaiser Wilhelm II aboard the Hohenzollern for his celebrated French cooking.

M. Auguste Escoffier Villeneuve Loubet Mr. Escoffier Paris Metz Marshal MacMahon Hohenzollern Kaiser

Debutante Focus in Society Draws Criticism

An editorial excerpt cites Henry James and others arguing against the rise of debutantes as social focus. It urges keeping child indulgence within the home and criticizes Washington society for imperfect general education of American girls.

Henry James Washington Century Magazine

Thornless Roses Prove Thornless Bloom From Seattle

Mrs. W. J. Beggs of Seattle Washington reportedly produced a thornless rose after years of trial. She previously worked with Luther Burbank in California, then moved to Seattle where climate was blamed for earlier failures and where the flower’s stem remains as smooth as a lily.

W. J. Beggs Seattle Wash Luther Burbank California Pathfinder

Canary seed joke raises unlikely remedy for voice

Mrs Johnson Oh asks how to improve daughter's singing voice. The distinguished professor retorts with a dry joke about feeding her canary seed as a solution.

Nothing Remarkable

The dialogue notes a whimsical exchange about marrying many couples in a short span and a playful nautical joke about speed. No concrete news events, people, or places are established beyond the speakers' titles.

Party Proceeds Spark Domestic Reflections

Mr Cumrox praises a party as a great success. He notes the crowd's size makes him feel like a stranger in his own house, a sign he calls a brilliant occasion. His wife questions the judgment as the festive mood contrasts with home life.

Worth Its Weight In Gold and Remedies Mentioned

An assorted ad clippings list Pettit's Eye Salve for eye strain and weak eyes sold by Howard Bros Buffalo NY. Jocular quotes reference whiskey remedies and Wrigley Spear Mint. Mention is made of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a general maxim about happiness and energy.

Pettit Howard

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