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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
3
Mrs Mittie Huffaker of Tennessee writes of dyspepsia lasting years ending in bed rest cured after using Peruna. She credits the remedy and recommends it widely. S B Hartman announces Peruna now includes a mild laxative additive to boost its reputed benefits.
A note from Israel Zangwill to Andrew Lang shows Lang asked Zangwill to participate in a charity author reading. Zangwill’s laconic reply reads If Lang will I Zangwill, signaling a hesitant or unfinished response to the request.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links most cases to catarrh and inflamed mucous surfaces, offering $100 reward for an incurable case and promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
A short dialogue shows a girl named Gladys asking her father for the time. He says eleven, then a cryptic remark about numbers places them at 23. The scene ends with the young man departing.
Chicago swarms with titled waiters of many nationalities. Exiled nobles working as waiters gain advantages, as managers say they understand what a gentleman wants and work quicker and quieter. They save capital and move west, often passing through Chicago where many such waiters gather.
Margaret Fe. Sangster urges girls to treat schoolbooks with care and to value their craft. She praises authors publishers and printers for their labor and notes the lasting benefit of well kept texts for future study and conversation.
The article surveys spring business wear with light cross fabric blends and invisible plaid patterns. It highlights the Eton jacket and skirt as prime styles, plus two alternatives the corselet with bolero and a loose pony jacket with ankle-length accordion-plaited skirt, in gray plaids or plain light tones.
A simple cross stitch capital letter guide for marking household linen or blankets. Suitable for beginners with basic needle craft skills and guidance.
The article notes early gray at temples or behind the head and suggests scalp massage with a tonic to darken hair. It emphasizes restoring color and mentions expert techniques as a remedy.
To clean white kid shoes use dry pipe clay with a stiff brush. Rub thoroughly to remove the spot and restore whiteness. Clean, simple steps for restoring shine on worn shoes.
Mrs Jane Farrell of Jersey City says she suffered heavy backache swelling feet puffiness dizzy spells and irregular kidney action before using Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports improvement and claims the pills keep her well. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a box.
William Brookfield recalls a poignant tale about the new bishop of New Zealand who, in a farewell conversation with his mother, hears a sobering warning. She fears hostile reception but resigns to providence, adding a firm reminder to mind and disagree with them if needed.
Gunner makes claim about the racing machine from early days despite breakdowns and repairs. He cites an original metal piece still present since purchase, asserting durability.
An article from the Winnipeg Free Press extols Western Canada as a land of abundant chances for youth and the industrious. It highlights government agents in the United States offering information on settlement rates and access, and argues the prairies promise social and civic advancement through farming and regional development.
Odd quotation poses a question about a colonel's hours for drinking with a quip from Puck. The lines mention quarter after, half after, quarter to and at as timing references.
An advertisement notes Dr J H Rindlaub is a specialist offering eye ear nose and throat care in Fargo North Dakota. It promotes Garfield Tea as a superior alternative to drugs and strong laxatives claiming curing effects.
The humorist smiles at being lionized as the fifth woman is introduced. She asks how he writes ten joinees daily. He replies with a typewriter, and his smile grows. She assumes a copying process.
The moving picture man announces a series showing Taft asleep in a hammock in Japan. A flow line crosses the film and an audience member exclaims about the hammock breaking while an older couple in the gallery reacts with humor. The scene ends with a quip about the unexpected breakdown.
A would-be suitor asks for the hand of a daughter. The father, absorbed in inspecting the millinery bill, retorts with a grim joke about taking her head as well, highlighting a tense moment in a domestic scene.
Butticar a Swiss woman is the first European to choose engineering as a profession. She earned a diploma with honor at Lausanne University, ranking sixth in merit, and now practices in Geneva.
A man declares he has $100,000 and seeks a business opportunity. Dawson questions the motive while Lawson notes the unusual liquefied interest in becoming an entrepreneur.
H. J. Myers, a U S N.. stationed aboard Newark and U S S. suffered for three years from a humorous skin condition on his lower leg. He tried doctors with no relief, then used Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily for three weeks. After treatment, he was completely cured and has remained unaffected since.
A dialogue shows public concern over smoke pollution stirring agitation. An ex Alderman jokes about his post office loss and contemplates making a cigarette smell like a Havana to illustrate the issue.
An ad item touts Mrs Winston's Boothing Syrup aimed at soothing teething for children. It claims gum softening, reduced inflammation and pain relief with a 25 cent bottle.
A terse dialogue features a veteran senator urging no appointment and a younger senator advocating protest. The text pivots to an ad note inviting readers to request a Garfield Tea sample from Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn NY. It closes with a whimsical line about John Bingo planning a spring garden and the perennial joke of delayed weeding and planting.
Migs Barrows tells how and Mrs Pinks advice helps working girls. The article describes female ailments among women who stand long hours, urging Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier as a cure and inviting correspondence.
A terse proverb warns that asking a truthful person for an honest view may yield unexpected shock or blunt honesty. The saying emphasizes caution in seeking candid judgments and the reactions such inquiries can provoke.
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