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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
10
The Paxton Toilet Co promotes Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a mouth rinse and teeth cleaner. It claims to whiten teeth prevent tartar destroy germs and save dentist bills while deodorizing false teeth and bridgework. Available from druggists 25 and 60 cents or by mail from Boston Mass. Free sample offered.
A whist enthusiast published a book on the game and sent a copy to a famed player for feedback. Within a week the volume was returned with a letter praising the game but noting it is not as good as whist.
The clipping blends humorous quotes with health pitches noting constipation causes and cures. It advertises Dr Pierce’s Pellets and Garfield Tea as remedies for liver kidney and bowel normalizing action while weaving in satirical lines about debt and preaching.
A report of cement shows in New York and Chicago highlights improved concrete block aesthetics and waterproofing. Experts claim blocks now rival monolithic walls in appearance while remaining economical and versatile for small towns and cottage design.
Mr William A Radford will answer questions and give advice on all subjects pertaining to building for readers of this paper. Address inquiries to William A Radford No 194 Fifth Ave Chicago Ill and enclose two cent stamp for reply.
The editor describes a compact concrete block home with a living room and fireplace, dining room, kitchen, one bedroom, and porch. It emphasizes moderate cost, precise block calculation to minimize waste, low maintenance with little painting, and strong resale value.
Readings and prophecies called out by rulers in jest. Henry VII challenged an astrologer with a Christmas prison, while Milan’s John Galeazzo proved a doomed forecast by ordering the foreteller hanged. A wry exchange imagines ships bombing icebergs at the North Pole in a world at peace.
In playful dialogue they propose nicknames for fast steamers and airships. Hyker suggests ocean greyhounds for steamships and wonders if airships will be called sky terriers, sparking light banter about transportation labels.
An advertisement promises a free $3.50 recipe to cure weak kidneys and bladder issues, sent by mail from Dr. A. E. Robinson of Detroit. The piece also notes a restored preaching cross in Burrington, with historical details of its removal and restoration.
A Kentucky story recalls former Senator Joe Blackburn who agreed to back a friend in a duel. He spoke the terms at sunrise and, though he fulfilled his duty, darkness prevented the duel from taking place.
A New York report highlights cures claimed by physicians at the Waterman Institute for epilepsy. Thousands of patients are said to receive gratuitous remedies and write for treatment at 122 East 25th Street New York Branch 63. The claims note dramatic improvement in long standing cases.
A rural debate over an extra congressional session includes jokes about newspapers lacking substance. The scene shifts to travel plans to bore wells and witty cross remarks about improving life. Advertisements tout Tonics and remedies for headaches toothaches and constipation with claims of trustworthiness.
A call to Saskatchewan farmers to join in prosperous farming by improving energy and ability. Readers urged to contact the Commissioner, Board of Trade, Saskatoon, Western Canada for information and guidance for their children's sake.
A nervous man questions why the Japanese do not fight, while a calm responder suggests they wait for more tips from military experts before proceeding. The exchange frames a debate over preparedness and external influence on conflict.
A collage of old advertisement lines promotes Castoria, Allen's Foot-Ease, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Garfield Tea and various remedies. The fragment includes healthcare claims, signature notes, and a stray proverb about appearances versus motives.
Advert describes Cascarets as relief after castor oil or salts with bad feelings. Claims Cascarets move bowels and tone up the liver. Promises one week treatment and a million boxes sold monthly as the biggest seller in the world.
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