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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
3
At Radcliffe College, Hugo Munsterberg tests his psychological method with three female volunteers. He claims to read minds by the speed and hesitation of responses to words tied to a clipping, noting a long pause when a relevant clue appears.
Archtect Charles Ayres reports his bull terrier Crib fought a raccoon in the early hours between two and four. Crib survived but was defeated and is in mourning while the intruder is kept on public display in a box on the Ayres back porch.
Chicago health bulletin mocks pill reliance by promoting laughter as a remedy for dyspepsia. It jokes about vac cination, cleanliness, and hygiene while urging women workers to be seated apart. The piece parodies medical advice and lampoons the pill industry and factory life.
Chinese Pacific coast nationals petition the emperor to abandon the queue and flowing robes as they seek to resemble American dress. They await an imperial rescript after entrusting a memorial to Prince Tsai Tao, minister of War and uncle of the emperor.
A witty exchange notes that statesmanship carries burdens as a traveling official must prepare speeches for public consumption rather than simply sending postcards home. The remark contrasts formal duties with casual correspondence.
Mrs Stubb remarks on towering city walls used to shield homes in ancient times Mr Stubb quips about a grand scheme to stop back yard gossiping The exchange highlights domestic humor amid urban legends and architectural features from antiquity
The article promotes expert free advice on building topics by William A. Radford and urges readers to plan generously from the start. It discusses how extra features inflate costs and how durable materials and cement plaster finishes, popular in Chicago suburbs, reduce monotony and increase home value.
A vivid portrait of Trinity Church at Wall Street above a century old cemetery. The piece notes its seven room design priced at 4500 dollars, a first floor bedroom, large kitchen, and living spaces. It contrasts Trinity with nearby St Paul’s chapel and highlights Trinity Corporation as a major landowner with 13 million dollars in productive property.
Mrs Mary I Remington of Elgleberry St Gilroy Cal describes severe kidney pain and frequent, burning passages during a critical period of life. After failing with other remedies she used Doan's Kidney Pills and was permanently cured, prompting her to urge others to remember the name. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY
A pair of valuable fox hunting dogs owned by James Dowling were killed by a pack of five foxes during a chase this afternoon. Witnesses from nearby yards observed the dramatic event as Game and Fish Association members warn that ravenous foxes threaten game in woods and mountains around Pottsville, with locals noting increasing fox numbers.
In a terse exchange the uncle suggests aiding a daughter's marriage by a future inheritance. The father refuses to reveal plans and says he will not leave her a million. The dialogue hints at family strategy and social expectations without explicit action.
New York leads with 5476 beds for consumptives as of May 1, 1915, followed by Massachusetts 2403 and Pennsylvania 13487 beds. The National Association urges universal care and aims to reach 35000 beds by May 1, 1916 to stamp out tuberculosis through home or institutional care.
A stormy indoors scene shows Theo dore leading Florence in a mock church. He assigns roles and delivers a playful sermon about obedience and sharing, highlighting siblings negotiating toys and behavior.
In dialogue from McGinnis and O Reilly Casey is accused of attempting self harm by opening every gas jet in a house and waiting. The piece records a sensational quoted exchange.
A letter asserts coffee undermines health, claiming Postum improved a 42 year old sufferer’s nervous system, sleep, weight, and energy after two months. It notes the reader’s family also stopped coffee and grew healthier, urging readers to try Postum and read The Road to Wellville.
Hudson reader testimony praises the remedy for irregular and painful periods. The ad claims hundreds of letters from mothers support its benefits and urges girls with health issues to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Two weary travelers stay at a rural hotel owner offers a spare feather bed for both. One sleeps soundly while the other stays awake. At 2 a.m. the wakeful man wakes his companion claiming it is his turn to sleep on the feather.
A Dublin area patrolman, keen sportsman, spots a car at 20 mph but sees no sign. A faster vehicle at 40 mph draws his attention, then a car racing a mile a minute prompts a joyful exclamation. The comic anecdote ends with the wag praise of the swift driver.
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urging prescription use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective, with testimonials and nationwide availability. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation at Cruesists.
A boy leads a goat toward the lake inviting a companion to join. The boy jokes the goat just ate a crate of sponges and will drink at the water. The exchange captures a lighthearted rural scene with playful dialogue.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to cure tired feet and ease corns and bunions. Promotes use when breaking in new shoes and for dancing. Sold everywhere for 25c with free sample by Allen Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
A short inspirational adage attributed to Beaumont notes that circumstances escape human control while individual conduct remains within a person’s power. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility amid fate.
An old advertisement page touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as stomach and bowel regulators and sugarcoated granules. It also promotes Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup for teething and gums with claims to ease pain and reduce inflammation, ending with a poetic line about divine love.
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