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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
A humorous household exchange sees a boy defend his knowledge of sacred lore. When asked where Solomon’s temple was he retorts that it is on the side of his head, mocking the sister’s doubt. The quip ends with a gentle jab at her gullibility.
A New York judge traveled to Ireland and spoke with Tom Costigan's brother about the political influence and popularity of the district leader. The brother questioned whether all the attention to critics could be harming his brother's business interests.
A quip depicts Jinks as constantly ready to use his hammer except when laying carpet. The joke hinges on a play on words about his tool use and a home improvement task.
Costa Rica shows a dual economy with United Fruit dominating the Atlantic coast and coffee elsewhere. The company owns 200000 acres, ships 10000000 banana bunches annually via Port Limon, runs railroads and utilities, and benefits from a 1 cent export tax while fostering strong government collaboration and local development. American firms eye greater Central American trade as Panama Canal prospects rise.
A Detroit News writer notes Alaskan dogs excel as trail followers and leaders. On hard routes they eat once daily, consuming about 20 pounds of meat for 11 dogs. Last year mail teams used three tons bacon and a ton of rice, cooked with frozen fish and eaten hot, then cooled in snow.
A humorous quip notes that Tom has not finished paying for his car. the loan continues with frequent breakdowns foreshadowing ongoing costs. The exchange highlights ongoing financial strain and a car's unreliability.
An old time advertisement urges readers to try Doans Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney trouble. It cites a testimonial from L Bonney of Eugene Oregon detailing a severe pain from heavy lifting that subsided after using the product. It notes the slogan When your Back is Lame Remember the Name Doans.
A financier takes a financial operator to a fancy shop to pick a dog. He immediately asks for a water dog, declaring it a good stock proposition, implying business mindset influences pet choice.
A judge recalls G W Smith loving winter suburb life and notes a quip about being born on Washington's birthday and named after him. The ad promotes Paxtine toothpaste as a 25 cent offering from The Paxton Toilet Co. in Boston Massachusetts. Goethe quote about daily enrichment closes the fragment.
An 19th century advertisement blends Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with Garfield Tea for indigestion. It promotes cures, warns about misguided judgments, and urges caution against health missteps with plainer life advice.
A Cleveland teacher shares student exchanges to illustrate language difference. In one tale a boy distinguishes a while from a time through a joke about a father leaving, while another moment shows a tidy reasoning from Miss Green and Brownman’s quip on Diana’s virtues being celebrated for taking baths.
A dialogue fragment notes Mrs Murphy asking about her son Dinnis who fell from his airplane while learning to fly in a correspondence school. Mrs Casey explains he stopped mid lesson, reflecting a humorous misunderstanding.
A witty reflection on politics and money notes that deception can yield influence. The piece contrasts public gullibility with the soothing idea that money can speak softly, implying a critique of how wealth bends perception.
An old advertisement for KHIDSVOLI CREAMERY CO of Minneapolis invites readers to write for prices and tags. It promises can return and satisfaction with every shipment. The piece aside notes a cynical maxim about self conceit and a Garfield Tea reference for digestion and earth.
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