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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
2
Mrs. W. G. Davis of Groesbeck Texas reports relief from back aches dizziness and irregular kidney action after using Dean’s Kidney Pills She says she passed gravel stones and recovered fully The testimonial notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A humorous exchange notes Parker’s easy attitude toward life and his light income. He says his salary is $1,200 a year, saves $100, and runs into debt $700, totaling $2,000. He suggests a bachelor should not be ashamed to live on that amount.
A chatty exchange unfolds with a lady asking how the man fell in while he admits his true intent was skating, not tumbling, revealing a playful misunderstanding in a waterside scene.
The premier of New South Wales states that any attempt to run another disguised prize fight in the state, modeled after the Johnson Burns contest, will be halted by government action to prohibit it.
Patents issued to several inventors listed by Lothrop and Johnson of St. Paul include G. Bream from Taylor, N. D., for a match box. A. O. Daniels of Bell Fourche, SD, for a clothes drainer. I. Engebretson of Devils Lake, ND, for a controlling valve. J. Melby of Backus, MN, for a hay fork. P. H. Petersen of Lead, SD, for a switch throwing device. H. H. Schindler of Sisseton, SD, for a device. and H. M. Smith of Irene, SD, for a window cleaner's support.
A St. Petersburg pauper details a romance where Baroness Urusoff, widow of a prominent official, fell for Maximoff who posed as a lady's maid. The scheme led to an engagement and marriage after months of concealment and patient courting.
A New York woman credits Postum with curing heart and stomach trouble caused by coffee. She swapped coffee for Postum, followed directions, and within days could eat digestively. She urges others to quit coffee and try Postum, claiming lasting health improvement and vitality.
A guide on graceful gait stresses foot placement with the ball first, ankle mobility, proper shoulder posture, and a slight forward hip driven lean. Exercises include cross foot twists and extreme toe pointing, with non shoe practice and a home remedy for joint stiffness.
The passage notes adding oil as it softens, then slowly pouring brandy and rose water while beating, with musk added last. It also discusses how shoe design affects gait, claiming arched insteps gain support from heels, making walking easier, while flat-footed people struggle in high heels.
A warm guide to creating a cosy grandmother’s window corner. It highlights a preferred sunny or shady spot for memories and chats, with a portable sewing bag made from a camp stool and cretonne bag for ease.
Alfred Conley recalls a week with a live‑in cook named Carrie who outwits him by locking him out of his home. After a sleepless night and a kitchen caper, Carrie returns and stays, transforming the couple with humor and a soft power.
This sketch shows a compact shaving tidy designed to hold flators and shaving papers. It is simple to make and can be covered with art linen or art serge for a neat dressing-table accessory.
The text describes an upper sketch of a case open and a lower sketch of its appearance when closed. It notes the relationship between the two views and how the case should look in its closed form.
Instructions for making porch pillow tops with a range of fabrics and trims. Suggests leatherlike top materials in red blue green and leather tones, burlap embroidered with floral designs, lace edged lingerie fabrics, flowered lawns, Scotch ginghams, madras, French linens in various shades, ecru and cream scrims with Dalmatian embroidery, and Doeblinger work on monks cloth with Germantown yarn for art nouveau or oriental patterns.
The fringe craze reaches veils with heavy borders, one or two rows. Changeable chiffon veiling creates a stunning color effect as fringe borders match the same hues. Trailer net veils showcase a wide color range with fringe in matching shades.
A mother recounts her two and a half month old son's severe watery eczema. After costly doctor visits and failed treatments, she tried Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and reports dramatic improvement and full clearance without scars. Readers urged to try Cuticura products. Burnt Cabins Pa. Sept 15 1908.
A fragment reflects on how some men's faces resemble accidents and others resemble disasters, offering a stark, metaphorical observation about character and fate. The remark frames human appearances as mirrors of perilous outcomes.
A quip recalls the hurt of a deaf-mute feeling pain when treading a tack in darkness. The remark uses vivid contrast to highlight sensory limitation and discomfort.
Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey says Allen's Foot-Ease cured her burning itching feet and coins pain. The advertisement notes it is sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
Over the past fifty years rural England has seen a notable decline in manners and behavior among country folk and their children, reflecting broad shifts in village life. The observation highlights a cultural shift accompanying modernization.
An advertisement for Marine Eye Remedy claims relief for red weak weary watery eyes. It attributes compounding to experienced physicians and promotes relief of eye pain. The product is presented as suitable for the Illustrated Eye Book and available at druggists.
A brief reflection notes that losing self confidence leaves a man with little else to lose and frames doubt as a turning point in personal resolve. It emphasizes inner strength and resilience amid failure.
A short note on Dr J H Rindlaub an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist based in Fargo North Dakota emphasizing a call to gracious conduct toward others rather than divine grace.
A jumble of advertising lines from a historic Minnesota page. Notable items include We Pay 10-lb For Cowhides by N. W. Hide & Fur Co of Minneapolis, a Creamery Desk No 3 for The Crescent Creamery Co of St. Paul, and a remark about mirrors and social perception. The passage also references Pancakes and Gee Whiz Sugar Syrup and a proverb about a preacher hunting for fame.
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