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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
2
A jumble of phrases notes militants influencing suffrage and bloodshed in a French duel. Mentions of grave diggers in London and odd duck attire. Also hints at newlyweds facing many places to visit in a wide world.
In Chicago, music lessons and even German lessons are offered via telephone. The piece notes new teaching methods by phone and the growing reach of remote instruction.
A jumble of brief, wry notes on fashion grooming rarefied English enthusiasm a cricket crowd and social quirks. It mentions airboats rumors of riots among Chinese, safety razors, lat in school supper, a Mexican war aeroplane capture and the hazards of unexploded mines at sea. The tone is playful and observational, mixed with political and social asides.
A quip about too many commas in English, a running horse breaking records, and a New York doctor asserting only one in five men is fit to marry while every girl believes she has found the right one.
A fisherman who freed himself from quicksand by casting a line over a tree offers a vivid testimonial to the rope and line he used. His feat demonstrates practical use of a sturdy line in perilous terrain and could serve as a strong endorsement for similar products.
A seven year old animal trainer died from a snake bite but authorities emphasize that this should not delay antidote administration in other cases. The remark suggests medical urgency overrides concerns about timing after venom exposure.
A Washington preacher advocates leading young men who call on young women to Sunday church attendance. He predicts they will attend eventually, while a New York man is mocked for lacking a rule about buying millinery for his wife.
Gotham residents declare action against tainted pie claiming harm to a cherished national tradition. The move signals a broader public health or cultural dispute about dessert safety in the city.
A murky editorial note hints that as St Louis hosts a phono graph concert on streetcars, aldermen will push for moving pictures to gain lasting glory, signaling a clash of entertainment formats and political posturing.
A food specialist named Doctor Wiley draws debate by offering canine lectures, despite concerns that dogs are not a food source. Critics question his authority and the relevance to culinary expertise, while supporters argue interdisciplinary insights.
The Yate brothers and peers may find relief if they gain release from strict restraint, offering hope for freedom from overbearing control.
A Boston woman aims to fly a biplane across the Atlantic as a bold quest to stay in the swim. The feat underscores daring women pursuing aviation challenges in modern times.
A century later the piece frames Thomas Edison as a model of achievement yet warns his twenty hour workdays set a dangerous standard. It weighs admiration against unhealthy overwork in a concise reflection.
A heated discussion in the Wall Street Exchange library features James B. Mabon denying a woman’s fitness for the trading floor while supporters including Alma Webster Powell Mme Alice de la Ruelle and Mrs Jacques Futrelle argue for equal access. Advocates foretell women handling vast stock blocks and stress equal citizenship could grant membership.
Hartford dispatch notes a rare 1827 coffin handbill about Andrew Jackson found in Cicero Phelps papers. It questions Jackson’s fitness and cites executions of six militiamen and a subs dissent case, while recounting Benton’s later signed statement and a 1818 Nashville affray. The piece contrasts harsh press with Jackson’s two presidential victories.
A Marseille steamboat excursion visitors Isle d If shows Monte Cristo’s cell and the spot where his body struck the water. The display aims for realism, noting Dumas’s fiction feels truer than Mirabeau’s real imprisonment, according to John A. Higginbotham.
Expert advice on when to plant shrubs and vines for screens and beauty. Lists honeysuckles woodbine Kudzu moon-vine clematis and jasmine varieties with planting tips for sun soil water and transplant timing. Recommends Jackmann clematis Japanese ivy scarlet runner beans and English ivy for different regions and structures with rooting and soil guidance.
Spring invites shrub planting and choosing varieties by form color and bloom. Tall shrubs like lilacs and azaleas suit distant placement while smaller types fit beds or single planting. For hedges California Privet Arbor Vitae excel. other options include Barberry Japanese Quinces Sweet Briar and lilacs for screening.
A practical guide to growing red and black raspberries with low cost, minimal care, and long bearing years. It covers planting, soil, fertilization, pruning, winter care, and basic pest and disease controls for bountiful yields.
A writer in an exchange outlines planting Baldwins at 40 by 40 feet and interspersing Duch ess and Wealthy for early bearing. For good care, standard varieties are preferred, including Baldwins Greenings Spies Stark Hubbardston.
Bumble foot results from fowls dropping onto hard surfaces or heavy stamping on objects. Falls and hard landings can injure the foot, leading to the condition.
Improvement of the quality of the grade horse in the country has been made by farmers who are willing to pay a reasonable price for the services of a high class stallion.
Proposed sheltered yard for colts to exercise during harsh weather. Advocates say daily few hours of outdoor activity will help health and vitality when storms limit turnout. Plan emphasizes safety and accessible shelter during winter.
A concise note on tree planting, arguing that true planting involves more than digging a hole and placing the tree, with many trees being placed in soil in a simplistic manner.
Poultry keepers advised hens should eat coal cinders in quantity as they are beneficial. Place a load in the chicken yard and observe the effects on the flock.
A farmer pursues draft horse rearing as a lifelong business through thin and thick times, emphasizing perseverance and specialization in breeding. The piece discusses commitment, skill, and the steady demands of a rural occupation.
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