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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
8
A brief quip discusses adopting the term Yank for wartime use and its misaligned associations. It notes the phrase may rhyme with tank and hints at efforts to aid the war. The piece mentions writing messages on skin with invisible ink as a method of smuggling from Europe, and ends with a nod to the pen’s might over the sword.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch analysis argues the truly happy wife blends masculine resolve with nurturing care. The man shows love through actions, while the wife sustains harmony by devoted, dignified household work. She finds joy planning meals and managing home tasks as her profession.
The article cites National Geographic on Russia’s famines from 1600 to 1911. It notes 1600 famine lasting three years with about 500,000 peasant deaths, cannibalism in markets, and widespread starvation. It lists severe famines in 1891 1906 and 1911 with relief funds totaling about 125 million dollars but poor allocation. The 1911 famine affected over a third of European Russia, about 80 million people, and left 8 million starving with diets of weeds tree bark and acorns.
Mary Putnam Jacobi, born in London seventy five years ago, was the first woman admitted to Paris Ecole Medicine and to the New York Academy of Medicine. Daughter of George P. Putnam, she earned her degree in Paris in 1871 and married Dr. Abraham Jacobi. She helped lead American medicine as professor and hospital physician until her death in 1906. Elizabeth Blackwell, England born, was the first woman physician in America, MD 1849.
A wartime opinion piece extols potatoes as vital to the war effort, noting bread scarcity and the need to store and preserve potato crops. It cites scientists revising views on potato nutrition and praises the potato as a versatile, morale-boosting staple that feeds many and brightens homes.
A famed Philadelphia lawyer John G Johnson objected to a departing witness an elderly woman. He insisted on asking one or two questions before she left the stand. She refused, asserting she would not answer.
The semi annual meeting of the Te ton County Threshermen and Plow men association will be held at Moore hall Chateau on July 27 at 2 p m.
Empo un ded 44 tf Grey gelding branded 3 on left shoulder white faced yearling steer branded on left hip red steer bob tailed branded on left ribs J M Weaver Marshall
Mrs. A. C. Zehner, famed on the Chautauqua platform, presents "American Ideals" a vow to inspire better citizenship. Her lecture blends humor with pathos urging pride in community nation and neighbor.
Notice forbids use of Cascade ditch waters without written permission to WM Wallace at Bozeman Montana. Choteau Garage advertises Stanley guaranteed springs for all car makes and auto accessories in stock.
Instructions urge bringing your shoe and harness repair needs to Glasgow. The note emphasizes local service availability for repairs and fittings.
A short note suggests lame shoulder results from rheumatic muscle pain and recommends absolute rest along with several applications of Chamberlain's Liniment as the remedy.
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