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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
3
Lima Ohio woman Mrs G W Hall reported years of sickness and heavy labor, then improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can walk long distances again and recommends the remedy to others with similar weakness and derangements.
A juxtaposition of a political quip about a defeated colleague and a senator’s sharp reply. The page also carries consumer ads for Cuticura talcum and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product, noting wartime price doubling and domestic use.
A newspaper ad invites applications for a permanent cook. The seller notes a special yearly rate for display ads and a cheaper contract rate if signed for five years or more.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics at home with guaranteed no fading or running. The ad urges buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type to ensure perfect results.
The speaker criticizes writers who steal original stories while asserting awareness of Castoria's long history and signature. He mentions Fletcher's Castoria and the famous remedy used for infants and children for over 30 years. A frustrated note about persistent literary theft is also present.
A Boston Transcript quip recounts a boy missing his American flag and his mother asking what the President would say. The boy retorts that the President never turns down his alley, humorously defending the flag’s presence despite dirt.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed to other causes. Swamp Root, framed as a physician prescription, is advertised as a remedy with back pain, headaches, and fatigue linked to kidney trouble. A sample bottle offer is included with a request to mention the paper.
A playful dialog shows Smith and Brown arguing about the idea of sending animals by mail, noting a seal on a letter in Wheeler's Magazine.
A spirited exchange centers on what people seek from life. One speaker challenges the others to focus less on the question and more on their own aims and values.
A stubborn individual finds habit a stubborn force, clinging to routines despite attempted change. The piece reflects on persistence of patterns and personal challenge in breaking long standing behaviors.
The article outlines twelve factors spreading bovine tuberculosis including unrestricted range, shared water, untested cattle, nosing fence tines, close housing, feeding infected milk to young, trading untested animals, dogs and hogs eating carcasses, breeding to a common untested bull, serving cows outside the herd, and poor health conditions such as drafty barns and underfeeding.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports six years of work showing flushing at breeding time raises lambs per 1000 ewes by 198 for Southdown ewes under identical care. Good pasture or soybean forage works best. drought may call for a grain supplement. An oats or corn oats bran mix of about one half to three quarters pound per ewe daily aids the increase by improving ewe condition and twin births.
Hog raising may not be profitable on some farms. But most farmers could afford to raise enough pigs to make their own meats. Homecured meats would save cash that might be used to buy what farmers cannot produce. Why not raise meat for the family.
Important guidance notes that when fall pies lack pasture, farmers should provide pigs with a well balanced grain ration to maintain health and growth.
At three weeks of age pigs begin to eat and by one month old they should have a separate feeding area to prevent crowding and ensure proper growth.
Southdown sheep are described as hardy and adaptable to various production conditions. The text highlights their toughness and suitability for different environments, emphasizing resilience and dependable performance.
Small pigs should be fed largely on shorts and oats with a small amount of cornmeal and tankage.
Swine multiply more rapidly than other farm animals and make greater gains per hundred pounds of concentrate feed consumed according to agricultural observations.
In New York, Fornier d'Albe describes the optophone translating print to light to musical tones aiding the blind, joking that American business minds use odd safe codes like Oh hell. A court tale features Moses discussing a stolen turkey and two spirits, ending with a punchline about being left handed. A Born Salesman notes a father’s sudden thrift for a baby.
A warning about betraying supporters who followed guidance and the risk to credibility. The text urges timely debt repayment as a safeguard for financial trust and creditworthiness.
A young couple on a front porch share long sighs under moonlight. She abruptly slips inside, and he discovers a nickel in his hand, revealing an impulsive moment tied to their longing.
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