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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports data from 725 churches with over 812000 communicants across 12 states and 208 cities. In 1910 tuberculosis caused about 700 deaths, roughly 2.24 per thousand communicants, higher than the national rate for the general population.
A charwoman, Rose, recalls cleaning a kitchen and the dirt she found while noting that a mistress allows cooks to take orders from upstairs, excluding the madam from kitchen access. The exchange highlights tensions of class and labor in domestic service.
A widow recalls being rejected for life insurance due to heart trouble. After stopping coffee and drinking Postum, her health improved, headaches and neuralgia faded, appetite returned, and she passed a later medical exam. She credits Postum with strengthening her heart and health. The ad promotes Postum from the Battle Creek company with the slogan There’s a reason.
William A Radford offers free design and building guidance to readers, arguing for careful exterior appeal and practical interiors. He emphasizes specifying drawings and contracts to avoid costly changes, describes a sample house layout with a large reception hall, living room, and a second floor with five bedrooms and generous closets, and notes the need for skilled plans and honest contractor pricing.
Boston financier Charles J. Glidden leads a project for a Boston Aerial Navigation company to launch long range airships carrying at least 20 passengers with regular schedules within two years. Routes include Boston to Washington and Boston to New York with stops at major cities. engineers will report on airship types.
A tense scene unfolds as Todd guides Marie George to a hall for urgent news. Poe appears, pale and silent, entering in full black attire. Kennedy and guests greet him hesitantly while Poe offers only a formal, wordless handshake.
Robert Newman of 1411 Washington avenue reports at police HQ that he gave a beggar his trousers containing a watch. He provides a case and work number as clues. Police promise to track down the thief after the fast talking call ends.
Paris braces for a new heating trend as electric carpets with a steel wire network on the underside spread heat evenly. The system promises lower costs than any known method and estimates a room can be warmed at a total coat a' cant per hour.
Powell states he is glad not to be under his control. The remark frames a tense dynamic between Howell and Powell with implied authority and resistance.
A. J. Adams of Roseburg Oregon suffered severe kidney pain weakness and impaired circulation. After weeks of no relief he used Doan's Kidney Pills and recovered his strength and vitality. Doan's is sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A light cartoon caption shows Mrs Woggs asking if her husband stays home at night. Mrs Boggs quips she does not. she places his over shoes where he cannot reach them. The humorous dialogue plays on domestic roles.
Rogers notes a reputation for brau ery with everyone who has been his wife. The quote appears in Life magazine.
A sporting editor at the Pen and Penncil club recalls Bugs Raymond of the New York Giants expressing disgust at his team's wretched outfield. He notes muffed fly balls by left and center fielders and jokes that an epidemic in the outfield cannot be caught despite his bravado and humor.
A J Scobie, fresh from the Dakota Business College in Fargo, has been sent to a strong role as assistant auditor for the North Dakota Independent Telephone Company. Over 300 D B C pupils secured good positions this year.
Dialogue fragment shows Miss Willing replying that she will not leave, insisting she stays for better or for worse. Employer questions the decision in a brief exchange.
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