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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
6
Elsie De Wolfe recalls the servant trust tale tracing origins in the Philippines among army servants, then spreading to Honolulu San Francisco and beyond. The anecdote links the proverb about a rolling stone gathering moss to a suburban cook urged to stay one more month.
The Gallipolis Tribune notes a movement to create an abridged Bible with only the essential parts. Proponents say it would be popular for readers who want a concise, clear account, preserving the crucifixion story and key truths in about one fifth of the full pages.
A woman testifies that coffee harmed her nervous system and heart, while Postum improved her health and weight. She praises Postum as a trusted companion and notes family members also prefer it. The ad promotes Instant Postum and invites readers to request a booklet from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
A brief note lists American girls near well known thrones in several European countries signaling cultural or social connections across nations. The passage emphasizes proximity to royal or prominent seats and hints at transnational interactions among young Americans in Europe.
A Philadelphia cohort of women has become wives of European nobles with many securing successful alliances. Notable unions include Margaretta Drexel to Viscount Maidstone in London, Anita Stewart to a Portuguese prince, Ruth Snyder to Countess Borchgrave d Altena, and Emily Barney to Baron von Hiller in Mexico.
The Norvegia crew reportedly nets up to half a ton of ambergris off Christchurch New Zealand, valued at about 300000 dollars though officials warn scales may misstate. Ambergris usually trades around five dollars an ounce, and the find could flood markets though some cheer the deep sea treasure tale.
An 1672 English warrant notes Elizabeth Wickley employed to kill rats and vermin around the king’s stores and houses in London, with an annual salary of eight pounds. The role grew in dignity over the century, with 1741 records of Mr. Gower as rat killer to the king at £100 yearly.
A London paper gathers opinions on whether the average man prefers a coy demure wife or a vivacious partner and which makes a better long term spouse. Vicar Rev C H Grundy asserts the vivacious wife complements a quiet husband, while contrasts prevent dull homes. Also included is a broker recounting a Morgan money trust tale with a mob verdict allegory.
The owner asks his gardener about cutting a tree. Sambo lists three reasons to fell it: it blocks light from the greenhouse, it is getting old, and he cut it down last night.
Public notice urges inspecting each bottle of Castoria to ensure the signature of Agen 7 JE is present. Manufacturers highlight Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years and commonly sought by children.
An older man questions the finality of a rejected suit as the Washington Herald reports a woman declaring the affair over. The dialogue echoes a mood of resolute setback and lingering doubt about whether no chance remains.
A proverb warns that some people waste effort chasing an idea or opportunity that cannot succeed. The saying emphasizes misdirected focus and the futility of pursuing an impossible prize.
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