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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Ramsey and Dora walk away from campus talk of a wartime telegram and pacifist ideals. Dora denounces the urge to fight while Ramsey defends rival loyalties as they confront moral questions and a looming war. They linger as twilight deepens, considering Christianity over vengeance.
News notes from Montana items include the 22nd annual Montana Osteopathic convention in Bozeman July 26-29, a Flathead reservation religious celebration July 4, and 22 graduates in Butte’s State School of Mines commencement. Also reported are hail destruction near Camp Pass, guard unit training at Fort Missoula, Prohibition campaign efforts in Missoula, and political candidacies in Livingston.
A conversational fragment discusses achieving ease and plenty, with a Mason reply noting it is possible though not in the order named. The exchange appears in a London Answers context.
Lord Lea of Fareham jokes about prohibition at a New York reception while recalling a tale of Australian tea kept boiling and shared for smoking. A Detroit Free Press quote follows about a shopper testing prices on a lace trim handkerchief from a haberdashery display and discovering the cost after a friend’s gift.
A brief theatrical exchange in which an Englishman comments on a gown’s rip and a girl asks where the gracious duke is, capturing period tone and witty dialogue.
Music notes and witty dialogue from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reflect tastes in tunes and the charm of phrasing. The piece hints at evolving musical appreciation with humor and literary flair.
A humorous misquote shows an orator stumbling as he refers to his wife in the chair. The crowd roars when he says she might have been better or worse. The lady responds I forgive him this time.
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