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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
7
Dialogue captures a courtroom style exchange with Mrs. Farmer-Say and Boston Billings arguing over a dinner work claim. The pierce of language highlights a legal tone and a humorously formal double negative referenced as a solecism.
In a quick office exchange Howard asks if Mrs. Howard was informed he would stay late. The office boy confirms the plan and notes Mrs. Howard cannot blame him because she has her own engagement for the theater tonight.
Seymour Young Ticer is described as exceedingly cautious in social behavior. He avoids asking the most beautiful girl in the world to view her home until he knows the distance and route.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at harsh treatment and coercive language with characters Belle And Beulah discussing making someone repeat words and beat them, suggesting a punitive intimidation scene. The brief exchange names no clear event or setting.
A humorous courtroom exchange shows the defendant claiming intoxication with “Faith, yer honor” and repeating “Oi’m not to blame” while the judge questions how the inebriation occurred. The defendant attributes the incident to being under the influence of liquor when he started the act.
A New Mexican recalls tipping excesses abroad including a London Savoy washroom mirror notice to tip the basin. He recounts tipping multiple staff and a cabman, then a boy in buttons asks for copper coins. A poem and art joke follow about a bungalow.
A sharp confidence man is called out in court as the prisoner concedes it was a case of over-confidence. The judge notes the irony of his reputation and presence in the courtroom.
In this space a Christmas notice appears with casual chatter about a bad loser and a quarrel over candy. A humorous exchange between Mr and Mrs Chinn features a cure for nervous prostration met with sarcasm and exasperation.
A quirky exchange unfolds in a college setting with Mr Dustin Stax boasting about his pay roll. The professor hints at recognition in mathematics while a minister questions the value of college education. Farmers and townsfolk provide humorous replies.
A dialogue notes readiness of reformers to launch a campaign against vice, contrasting a stated plan with a remark about awaiting more newspaper photos already appearing in coverage.
A fragment from Puck imagines Priam visiting the Greek camp to retrieve his slain son. Odysseus jokes about a hypothetical name change to Kelly for Hector as the refrain lingers, fading only recently.
A poet narrator notes that her writings teem with bills yet a kiss signals another biot. The lines hint at affection entwined with financial or biotechnical terms. The verse suggests a playful, enigmatic exchange between lovers.
A quotation notes that an automatic plane should tend to make its owners concerned, explaining that owners often display airs due to this tendency. The exchange questions why this behavior occurs, attributing it to the aircraft provoking prestige and anxiety among its holders.
A Yonkers Statesman quip contrasts electric fish facts with amusing tales. Mrs Bacon asks about shocked fish, while the exchange ends with a light jab at dramatic fish stories and the idea of real shocks.
A sad youth pleads for Clementine to elope amid wealth and parental disapproval. She concedes she could leave the luxurious home for a life of poverty, prompting a final farewell as the planned union dissolves.
In a playful sports quarrel the Friend and Shucks dispute a wild claim about a rival, while a rival retorts with a jokey defense. The banter echoes the local court chatter and fan banter surrounding a tense rivalry.
This old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief from heartburn belching sour stomach content and general discomfort with a 50 cent case available at local drugstores.
A comical exchange features a robust nephew asking an old man how he feels. The uncle responds with exaggerated ailments noting rheumatism crisipilis a headache and having most teeth pulled but two opposite teeth remain.
Consumers urged to check Castoria bottles for the signature of Laff SLAM to ensure safety for infants and children as the trusted remedy has been in use for over “B0” years. The notice emphasizes the product families with the familiar name.
A playful dialogue centers on Mrs Clara Peachly and a timid suitor as they discuss how to address each other. She expresses openness to familiar forms while considering peers’ right to use her last name in a light, informal moment.
An old time ad voice extols Hamlings Wizard Oil as a trusted substitute for the family doctor during mishap or accident. Pettit's Eye Salve is promoted as enduring since 1807 with Howard Brothers as the Buffalo NY distributors. The tone links romance, suffering, and enduring remedies.
A Philadelphia man complains the eggs are not fresh while a Cincinnati waitress deflects, claiming she delivered them fresh and accuses him of delaying their opening. The exchange highlights a petty diner quarrel over breakfast service.
The landlord confronts Mr Yankem about noise from the Painless Dental Parlor, insisting tenants will not tolerate the disturbance any longer and demanding relocation or restraint. The exchange highlights growing friction among building occupants.
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