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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
8
Old false teeth wanted. Broken or intact sets paid up to five dollars per set. Also cash for old gold silver and broken jewelry. Check sent by return mail. Goods held ten days for sender's approval of offer. Mazer's Tooth Specialty Dept A 2007 S sth St Philadelphia Pa.
Suggestions of a possible water shortage are deemed inappropriate in a city that enforces prohibition strictly, reflecting Washington's cautious stance on water policy and resource use.
Patrons question the tone of George Creel's public opinions praising patriotism while differing on how he frames his messages. Supporters defend intent. critics urge more measured rhetoric in the wartime discourse.
The William Fox drama follows Mark Quaintance a wealthy man who infiltrates German spies in Berlin to obtain a list then sends it to the American ambassador. The story unfolds without a battle scene yet conveys war intensity. Cast includes Winifred Kingston Charles Clary William Burress Howard Gave and William J. Lowry.
A brief note explains lameness in the shoulder is often rheumatic in origin. It recommends absolute rest and several applications of Chamberlain's Liniment as a simple, effective remedy.
Notice by School District No. 65 Teton County Montana of sale on August 3 1918 at Iowana Ranch Chateau for three bonds at 500 dollars each total 1500 bearing up to 6 percent interest maturing in 12 years redeemable in 5 years to finance a school site and building Bidder must submit certified check of 150 dollars with bids and may be rejected.
Miss Peggy Hyland, English born star now popular in America, headlines The Other Woman at the Royal Theatre this Tuesday. The film, Pathe Gold Rooster, marks her first starring picture for Pathe and is adapted from a stage hit about marital unhappiness and remedies, with Blanche Walsh earlier in the role.
A wartime item claims daily clergy led prayers in the first week of a campaign helping bring a great Italian victory over Austria. It asserts over 200000 enemy killed wounded or captured and credits the Supreme Architect of the Universe with aiding the Allies as rivers swell to trap retreating forces.
Youngest Pickford, Jack, overcomes being brother to Mary and sister to one of screen fame. He rises in Hollywood and will star in Jack and Jill shown at the Royal Theater on Sunday. Nebraskan university ousts three professors for insufficient aggressive Americanism amid wartime sentiments.
A column urges women to keep a pencil and paper pad to jot down tasks as they arise. Consult the list later to pick the most urgent item, reducing nerves and forgetfulness about small chores.
The owl appears as a symbol of wisdom and danger across cultures and eras. From Greek lore to Shakespearean magic and Napoleonic orders, the owl features as omen and ally in tales of wit, ritual, and warning.
In a fragmentary item from the Boston Transcript the claim is cited that yawning can remove a persistent buzzing in the ears. A brief anecdote notes Edith yawning twice after Mr Staylate spoke for three hours, then he left.
A curious note on a war enthusiast who judges neighbors by the newspapers they read and discard, comparing findings to a detective’s logic. It hints at sociopolitical signals through everyday choices and discarded print.
A Milwaukee Journal writer extols punkin pie as the finest of pies. The piece contrasts pumpkin with other flavors and praises the khaki crust, cinnamon dust, and rich filling, celebrating the joy of biting into a perfect slice.
The article notes the Thirty Years War reduced central and western Europe’s population from about thirty million to under fifteen million. It claims only forty major battles occurred and casualties were under half a million, with plague and famine driving most deaths even among fighting forces. It cites Gustavus Adolphus reportedly shifting campaigns early due to soldier deaths from disease.
A Russian prisoner of war attempting to cross the German Dutch frontier was dragged by both Dutch and German guards. As he struggled he kicked and wriggled, finally landing on Dutch ground after a tug of war between the sentries. Two German deserters accompanied the group reported by a Dutch paper.
Two sausage makers on opposite sides of a London street exchange signs boasting customers from gentry to the country. The rival proclaims selling to the king, prompting the other to respond with the loyal “God save the king.”
Scientific American notes German hail insurance companies have collected 1,144,799,000 marks in premiums over 40 years and paid 902,426,000 marks in indemnities. In 1915 profits reached 7,999,975 marks, with insured values rising by 404,000,000 marks.
The piece notes Austrian forces fleeing cattle and contrasts their retreat with Italian Ardit troops. It describes Ardit soldiers from lower Italy and Sicily charging with bayonet and knife, while the Hun lacks appetite for either.
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