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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
2
A Boston Globe article on entrenchments and spades in modern warfare argues shovels rival rifles for defense. It describes rifle pits bombproofs and earthworks revealing tactics from Plevna to the Russo Turkish war and stresses rapid burrowing and ambush as key to soldiering.
An essay reflects on Japan drawing Indian students to its schools and fostering goodwill between the nations. It notes Japan's pan Asian ambitions, the welcoming of Chinese and Indian students, and the formation of the Indo Japan Association to promote literature religion and business collaboration.
A Youth's Companion excerpt recounts Henry Bergh encountering a balky horse in New York. An Irish teamster defends kindness to animals, arguing drivers share the horse’s feelings, and Bergh's stern face softens as the animal resumes its trot after humane intervention.
A near kinswoman of the Duke of Norfolk ran two restaurants for shop girls to obtain lunch at cost with free service. On the duke and duchess wedding day hundreds visited as usual, but the clink of coins was silenced by the couple inviting them to join as wedding guests.
Representative Clayton of Alabama recounts misdirected travel in his district. He describes asking a Black mule driver for directions to a hotel and receives a wry, humorous exchange about distance and a ride. The anecdote ends with Clayton deciding to take the lift offered.
A humorous quip about a nerve doctor curing a wife by prescribing extensive exercise. Rodney notes she must skip bridge whist parties to attend to her treatment, reflecting a light domestic joke from the Detroit Free Press.
An agricultural advertisement touts Teosinte Ellison Dollar Grase and Victoria Rape as yielding up to 14 tons hay and 80 tons green fodder per acre, claiming wide adaptability. It urges sending 106 in stamps to the Join A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin for a catalog and seed samples.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt quotes Plato praising his record of Socrates final words while noting a jokey misattribution about 5 cent cigars. The piece contrasts authentic sentiment with classroom-friendly edits and depicts Plato’s humorous gloss.
The severe old gentleman accuses Weary Wraggles of penny foolishness while Wraggles explains his plan to bet his last coin in a slot machine hoping to win a chip for a full glass of beer in a Cincinnati Times Star style quip.
In Lowndes Missouri on April 4 Mrs H C Harty credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills for dramatic spring health gains. She suffered yearly weakness and back and head pain but reports strong improvement after use, noting she feels healthier than in ten years. The ad claims many similar testimonials and promotes the pills as a premier spring tonic.
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for feet and toes. It claims relief from corns, bunions, swelling, and ingrown nails, promising easier fitting shoes and offering a free sample by mailing to Allen S Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
Dialogue excerpt shows Horner confronting Skinner about Melcher’s honesty with Horner accusing Melcher of lying. The short scene centers on suspicion, truth, and confrontation within a Boston setting.
A testimonial recounts Miss Rene Hapagoop of Windsor, Ohio, claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased salpingitis and prevented a risky operation after four years of illness. The note warns readers to seek timely care for ovarian problems and cautions about forged letters and price forgeries.
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