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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
9
A collage of satirical lines and blunt anecdotes recounts curiosities and curiosities from daily life. Items include odd sayings about gardens and canned goods, dangers of insects, and social jokes about marriages and traveling stunts, reflecting local humor and national headlines.
A chain of reflections touches psychology crime education and war. The text notes dreams as wish fulfilment, civic pride as a tombstone to self respect, and predicts aviation will change daily life. It also questions crime detection and cites census resistance, education progress, and the dangers of peaceful gunnery.
A short remark jokes that the French cross the English Channel by airship, framing it as an international affair and playful commentary on new travel modes.
University of Rome Professor Ales sandrini reports the bacillus of pellagra found in water, a finding that shifts blame from moldy corn and heightens the urgency of pure drinking water. The Rome report underscores the water contamination issue as a major public health concern.
Newport society watches Commodore Edward Curtiss James as he builds a vast summer cottage on the island summit. The project echoes the era’s grand showplaces, including The Breakers and Marble House, with 500 workers and a projected three year construction amid surrounding mansions and social luminaries.
A collection of anecdotes on accidental inventions such as porcelain, Russia leather, and sugar refining, followed by descriptions of Newport homes. It highlights Whiteholme in Narragansett Avenue, Mrs. H. B. Jacobs, John Nicholas Brown, Ida Lewis’s island retreat, Wakehurst, and the Van Alen cottage.
Aged paper stored as a dead loss was sent to a London agent who sold it at any price. The paper instantly attracted buyers, generating large orders. The maker faced a dilemma about replication until he confided in his wife who revealed the secret, turning fortunes around.
Building expert William A. Radford extols concrete block for homes citing durability, variety of faces, and low maintenance. He describes construction details, interior planning from inside out, moisture proofing, and a sample 23 by 24 foot design with living room, kitchen, porch, two bedrooms, and a bath.
The Philadelphia Times recalls a story about former Governor Tom Jones of Alabama, now a U S judge, who once entertained a Philadelphia capitalist who gave him a silver dollar. Jones later hinted he would never reveal the donor, prompting a generous gift to a Confederate monument fund.
A Boston Herald quotation on reading rivals and conflict style notes. it hints at understanding opponents by striking the right approach to gauge their thoughts. The line reflects a practical, if brusque, perspective on persuasion.
A brief quotable line praising virtue over riches and beauty as frail, while virtue remains bright and eternal as stated by Sallust.
Quote notes happiness lies in reflection from others not in self contemplation, attributed to Johnsom.
A visitor, unfamiliar with the new depot and Byrne building, wanders Smithville at night. He doubts the town’s identity, trips over a resting cow by the Masonic temple, wades through water, and finally declares this is Smithville. The scene, described by the Smithville Times, mixes confusion with local color.
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