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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
7
A mother recalls extensive failed treatments for a six month old’s eczema. After using Cuticura Remedies, the baby’s face cleared by next morning and the skin returned to normal. She reports spending $20 to $30 before relief. July 13, 1908. Mrs. P E Gumbin Sheldon Ja.
A sermon scene shows a preacher accusing a sleeping member. The caller reports the preacher warns Jim Shepherd to wake up or be exposed to the entire congregation, repeating the interruption and threat.
List of patents granted to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop & Johnson. Names include J. J. Carrigan gate H. Christopher son and others from Minnesota and nearby states for devices such as litter carrier ice cream packer wire fence ree for wire fence whip socket wire looper clothes dryer and more.
A reflective piece questions the lingering cult of ugliness attributed to early Victorian grandfathers. It ponders ageism and beauty norms as society debates sending an eighty year old to a fashionable, newly developed seaside watering place.
A brief humorous exchange frames a Sicilian vendor leaving Sicily for better pay. John explains his country pays ten cents a day while this country offers ten cents per cigar. The quip highlights wage contrasts and immigrant humor in a concise vignette.
Cautions readers about mercury in catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Product sold by Crute at 75 cents per bottle. Includes offer of testimonials and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Egbert recounts Paris trip and language barrier, noting locals’ knack for getting hotel bills paid. He recalls British diners and a joke about understanding despite the trouble.
Marine intelligence reports a steam engine failure, suggesting the issue stems from vessel mechanics rather than ignorance. Greene counterpoints, labeling the remark as misinterpretation and cites practical engine concerns.
Advertisement claims cure for itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids within 6 to 14 days. Guarantees refund if not cured within 14 days. Price listed as 50 cents.
A brief Washington Star quote shows Mr. Comrox admitting he does not enjoy classical music but uses it to silence dull talk. The remark frames music as a social tool rather than a refined taste.
Report notes over 400000 rubber trees planted across Hawaiilang. Jill asks about the sights there as locals discuss the rapid agricultural expansion and regional interest in rubber cultivation.
Catalog notice for 166 N W Hide and Fur Co Minneapolis Minnesota. Repeats sales pitch for guns traps furs and hides aimed at readers. Mention of giant bees in India and a quip about being stung as things rise.
A man in a hennery asserts he has not missed any chickens. The neighbor boy counters that the father shot at a few of the other’s chickens yesterday and missed. The exchange highlights a rural dispute over poultry.
In Bogota two Chicago journalists Keeler and Peele discuss Graver a driven freelancer while war rages below. Graver Falcon like gloom suffers a hemorrhage as Luapo advances and the trio witness a grim night of columns and corpses. Graver dies after revealing a fateful motive behind his work and Keeler contemplates how to frame the tale for insurance and posterity.
Travelers note the shift from the old whitewash car to a modern coach housing a delicate instrument. The device records track unevenness on paper with station mileage, guiding where repairs are needed and sent to department heads for action.
The Pennsylvania railroad has activated a new floating grain elevator with 10 000 bushels per hour capacity to transfer grain from Girard Point and Washington avenue to line steamships. The harbor facility is the largest floating elevator in the harbor, with 70 foot towers and electric lighting.
The Great Central Railroad of England introduces phono graphs in dining cars allowing passengers to hear voices of Melba Tetrazzini Caruso and other famous opera stars during their journey.
Dr Harvey W Wey, the government food expert, spoke at Mackinac Island railing against impure whiskies. He quoted an old Kentuckian who sniffed a glass, then lamented the rye had failed to produce the true kind of whisky.
Ship your hides and furs to Andersohn Bros of Minneapolis and get 10 to 50 percent more cash. They offer a hunter and trapper’s guide with 450 pages, normally $2, available to shippers for $1.25. Free booklet, price list, and shipping tags offered on request.
A teacher confronts a boy about missing vaccination certificates. The frightened new student replies he was vaccinated in Missouri, revealing the location of vaccination prior to reporting or records.
An old newspaper fragment markets a Bromo Quinine laxative as a universal cold cure. It touts worldwide use and claims daily dosage of one grain, labeled 235c, with emphasis on quack remedy language and generic health assurances.
In a playful exchange, a wife admires a new hat while her husband jokes the height resembles a short story rather than a poem. The lighthearted moment highlights domestic banter over fashion.
Milton Dairy Co in St Paul Minnesota seeks buyers for heavy cream and requests price quotes from interested buyers. The company invites competitive bids and offers prompt shipment terms.
A reflective line contrasts judgment of a man by his circle with scrutiny of a girl by her entertaining circle, challenging double standards about women and social circles.
A brief social note contrasts a tardy dinner guest with Mrs Smith in a light exchange. The piece foregrounds Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo North Dakota, a medical specialist in Eye Ear Nose and Throat.
The Crescent Creamery Co of St. Paul asks buyers to write desk No 3 for prices. A light exchange questions whether Bryan will appear on a postage stamp, with a quip about him being licked.
Mrs Scraggs declares she deserves a divorce claiming she married for money. Mrs Baggs asks about grounds and the exchange emphasizes the financial motive behind the marriage.
The Stop member on his return from Europe called Breton railways wretched and slow. He said the trains are tediously slow and bore passengers, recounting a Breton express where a passenger asked why it stopped. The conductor replied that the engineer had dropped his cigarette.
A Manning Iowa woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of suffering from female complaints and costly ineffective medicines. The letter endorses the remedy and invites other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
A black fox hunted by hundreds of Nome residents was killed on Nome streets last week after being driven from the hills by extreme cold. Its pelt, valued at fifty percent, fell to a tenderfoot prospector who captured the prize.
A passenger on train No 4 presented a greatly worn 1859 ticket issued by the Louisville and Lexington Railroad Company. The ticket read good for one first class passage between Cincinnati and Washington but the full line could not be deciphered. The conductor sought guidance from Philadelphia and was advised to honor the ticket.
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