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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
2
A Washington correspondent relays a Roosevelt Gridiron Club dinner tale about two women discussing rich neighbors. They claim the couple has thirty servants, eighteen horses, twelve dogs, eleven automobiles, and one child, highlighting social status and conduct.
The new state law standardizes life insurance forms and bans rebating, elevating the profession. It shifts commissions to agents and draws in energetic people including teachers and lawyers. Paul Morton of Equitable leads with a push for qualified new agents nationwide.
The Gordon family of Aberdeenshire, long established wine growers, hold decades of ties to Spain. Rafael Gordon, living in Madrid, named his firstborn after King Alfonso and his mother serves as a lady in waiting to Queen Christina. King Alfonso, visiting the Gordon aunt in the North, praised sherry as a wine merchant.
A country station master boasted of wonderful floods improving railway records. He claimed two feats: washing out the level crossing for the first time in living memory and making the seven sixteen late. A passenger doubted the two ways, noting the seven sixteen is rarely prompt. The official insisted it was a decent excuse.
A physician argues that much disease stems from poor diet and cites personal relief from malnutrition and insomnia after using Grape-Nuts with cow’s milk. He claims the food improves heart action stomach function and sleep. He recommends reading The Road to Wellville in the product packaging.
In a village alleyway a group of four brothers dubbed the Fierce Gang tortures Patty the family horse by docking her tail. Their father Dr. Leeds discovers the act and imposes shared punishments while exposing a supposed "trust" among the youths. Later the boys confess none formed, ending with a hopeful family reconciliation.
An illustrated guide explains making hay caps from cloth to cover 75 pound hay cocks. Weights at corners keep cloth tight as hay settles, protecting from rain and sun and preserving leaf quality for Dairy use. The method also suits clover hay and supports better dairy rations with less grain.
Wholesale plumbers plan significant handling of new electric radiators this year. Luminous models deliver heat like a safe clean source, avoiding sparks and soot. The portable radiators provide immediate warmth and are handy on chilly days when starting a fire isn’t economical.
An early 20th century argument insists farming demands rigorous study and high intellect. It compares livestock judging to court barristers, noting market judges earn more and highlighting the need for trained standards in breeding, feeding, and selecting domestic animals.
Readers weigh the theory of evolution as a hedgehog origin is proposed. In other notes, a farmer notes lice persist on sick fowl and asserts no remedy works while the afflicted bird endures lice.
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports long lasting stomach trouble and indigestion. After doctor’s medicine failed she used Peruna and Manalin following Dr Hartman’s advice and now says she feels as well as ever. She urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna.
Witness recalls the Yough Mug ball with mixed feelings. One attendee says the event was fine, while another notes the after effects and a consequence of ten dollars plus costs.
Garfield Tea claims to purify the blood eradicate disease and regulate the digestive organs to bring good health. Manufactured by Garfield Tea Co. Brooklyn New York and sold by druggists.
In a rustic exchange, a dialogue frames a proverb about money and prudence as a father and son discuss an old saying. The scene hints at a wise man and a fool’s fortune being connected through clever pairing.
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