This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 34 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
2
The article describes simple wire framed hat rests and wood rests as affordable, compact solutions to protect hats from dust and light. Dipicting how eight inch high frames, optional silk covers, and scented padding keep hats in shape on closet shelves, with curtains to reduce dust.
A clever combination item features a silk covered pincushion adorned with embroidery and a hanging bow. Sew six large dress hooks along the lower edge to hold keys and other small items, making it a practical bazar seller.
Waistcoats and waistcoat effects are in style this season with brocade in vibrant colors. Satin or velvet with braiding in gold or silver creates smart looks, including brown velvet with brown braided waistcoat and gold line and combinations like old rose with green brocade. All black outfits gain impact with narrow contrasting waistcoats in gold white silver and white brocade.
The piece notes that among well dressed women the bouquet worn in the corsage is common again. Real flowers like malmatsons roses or violas are preferred for durability but roses wilt and violas may be unavailable so artificial blossoms are often used.
Ready made gowns offer modish, lasting frocks at moderate prices. Skilled dressmakers can easily tailor them and add personal touches to elevate elegance. Spangied robes remain in fashion with braids lace inserts or plaited muslin accents to stand out.
Advice to counteract stooped shoulders in children by daily half hour walks with a seven yard long stick held across the shoulders under the arms as high as comfortable. The method avoids nagging and aims to improve posture through steady walking.
A simple frame design uses stout cardboard or thin wood as a foundation padded with cotton and covered in silk. The calendar space is cut out and a printed calendar fixed with paper strips. A floral embroidered detail frames the space with braiding and loops, and the frame can hang or stand on a desk.
Well known Washington woman advocates founding a political society for women titled The League of the Golden Rod. It could resemble England's Primrose Club and aims to influence the ballot through womanly reform and civic participation.
Mrs Jeanie Gould Lincoln widow of Dr N S Lincoln is a known literary figure in Washington society. Her career spans works from Marjories Quest to An Unwilling Maid with Washington Season noted for diary style and Tender and True among her verses set to music.
An essay reflects on 20th century female progress from take charge clubs to suffrage history and proposes a League of the Golden Rod as a national political women’s organization centered in Washington to mobilize influence and governance without yet full suffrage.
A plan outlines a Republican league with the wife of the president as ex officio head and regents in Washington and states. Members would pay dues to fund activities and help win votes, while a national flower symbol, the golden red, is proposed to symbolize sound money.
A Chicago Tribune reader tale recounts Nathaniel Seaforth the meddling old gentleman who disrupts a couple’s ride on an electric car to push a romance. He moves seats and offers blessings as the pair struggles with embarrassment and a withering gaze from the crowd.
A London Sketch excerpt recounts a judge's hesitation over returning client funds to a solicitor who had paid him for a case brief. The tale warns against presuming generosity and notes a solicitor intercepting a check to prevent misuse, highlighting professional ethics agenda.
The article notes widespread worry that southern and western prohibition waves may engulf the District of Columbia. It describes Washington’s Sunday liquor absence and suggests clubs operate to sales on Sundays. It also mentions lawmakers are not heavy drinkers and liquor interests begin pooling to oppose prohibition in the capital.
The Hartford Putnam Phalanx visited Washington and showcased original flintlock muskets used by continental soldiers. Senator Hawley helped retrieve the relics from an arsenal, earning gratitude from the Phalanx. Descendants of Gen Israel Putnam are among active members with buff and blue Continental uniforms.
An auctioneer in Louisiana uses song and a clerk on piano to showcase an ancient square piano. He sings famous tunes on the sidewalk to draw a curious crowd, boosting bids and selling the old instrument to a buyer at a high price. A bystander notes music can sell even obsolete articles.
A Concord New Hampshire resident wrote to Senator Gallinger asking if the DC fire department buys hose. He offered 5000 feet sold to Boston and requested samples and prices, but the senator was told he was not in the market and referred to the proper DC contacts.
A mother recalls her infant’s severe Cuban itch with sores from head to feet. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment induced sleep and dried sores, with full recovery in two weeks at a cost of 75 cents. Mrs. Zana Miller, Union City Michigan, May 17, 1906.
A young couple share a soft moment as the man praises the impression she makes while she reassures him that the marks on her face are only from a casual brush of the collar. The dialogue captures a intimate social exchange in a bygone tone.
Despite a quiet season two Aaker’s Business College graduates secured $60 positions last Monday Miss Alice Beaton works in Supt Zubach’s Fort Totten office and Elmer Nelson with H G Dyer in Devil’s Lake The school cites strong teachers in shorthand bookkeeping and telegraphy and invites catalogue requests for Grand Forks or Fargo ND.
A quoted exchange highlights skepticism about a man named Roper who claims to purchase cigars in boxes. The dialogue suggests doubt about the claim and references selling by the bale.
An advertisement claims FITS St Vitus Dance and nervous diseases can be permanently cured by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It offers a free trial bottle valued at $2 and a treatment treatise from Dr R H Kline at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia.
A fragment from a literary piece shows a narrator praising the hero’s sturdy visage while a critic comments on its impact. The author remarks the hero’s face conveys strength, and the narrator observes the face softening when the heroine appears.
A vintage advertisement promotes PAZO Ointment claiming cure for itching bleeding protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The text emphasizes relief and a full refund if not cured.
A benevolent lady consoles a destitute man who explains his plight stems from his wife losing three good jobs. The humorous exchange ends with the remark that if she hasn’t lost them yet, she soon might.
Citizens joke about persistent subway odors and plan routine trips with strong coffee and air fresheners as a quirky daily adaptation. Local chatter reflects urban life challenges and humor amid crowded commutes.
A practical Christmas gift spotlight introduces the Elwell Kitchen Cabinet Co and its step and time saving cabinet. The ad invites readers to ask their dealer or send for a free book from the company in Minneapolis.
A brief comic exchange contrasts a modern girl and a departing beau. He leaves forever while she retorts that calling by telephone is cheaper than sending a messenger, highlighting a witty power dynamic and era-specific humor.
An advertisement urging readers to ship hides pelts and wool to the N W Hide and Fur Co in Minneapolis Minnesota for full value.
A dialogue fragment shows one party insisting on timely payment to avoid future delays while another notes a willingness to proceed but resists delays and a second subscription. The exchange highlights urgency and concerns over future obligations.
A musician questions if Mr Cumrox’s daughter plays Chopin or Beethoven. He doubts she does and expresses concern about past difficulties with bridge whist and hopes she does not learn.
Some readers remark that Nfe’s roses only reveal their charm after they endure the thorns, suggesting a mixed reception among fans and critics alike.
A brief reflective line notes the belief that wealth or status may cultivate wisdom, hinting at vanity and ambition. The phrasing contrasts outward riches with inner intellect.
Travel ad notes a departure from St Paul on January 7 to Texas Gulf Coast organized by Theo F Koch Land Co. It mentions church, pulpit, pew, piano playing, and social observations about money and credit in a reflective, era voice.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.