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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
Mrs N P Lawler of Pittsburg Kansas reports severe spring catarrh improved in two weeks after using Peruna. Dora Hayden of Washington DC praises relief and urges friends with catarrh to try the medicine.
A Western man complains he cannot reach a number, the operator says the line is busy, and he believes cowboys have borrowed it to hang a horse thief, illustrating frontier justice in colloquial form.
An advertisement from W R Burkhart Co of St Paul promotes baseball suits pars gloves and free cloth samples with catalog No 32. It cautions that a little leaning makes a man dangerous company for himself.
The North Central commission firm McKissick Bros of South St. Paul Minnesota advertises handling ships hogs cattle and sheep with a noted motto about talkative men.
Dustin Stax asserts his business investigations reveal truths about insurance the world never dreamed of. He contends the public learns from his work and that these inquiries sharpen understanding of insurance practices.
A playful dialogue reveals a suitor assuring Madeleine of constant thoughts of her blue eyes and fair hair. Madeleine retorts that he may have said the same to a previous beloved, while the suitor insists the rival was dark and less favored.
A cryptic note hints at romantic feeling as Mian observes the vivid red hair of a girl. The line suggests intense emotion and color imagery without revealing further context.
A grower explains pedigree strawberry plants and the value of records for breeding. It covers propagating beds, early spring planting, soil cultivation with a Planet Junior harrow, runner management, cross cultivation, and fall covering with marsh hay to protect against freeze thaw.
A Colorado expert describes a grafting technique superior to ordinary cleft grafting for stocks up to four inches thick. The stock is notched on the side, the groove cleaned, and the scion driven in firmly. wax is applied to wounds. Also notes coal oil and lard as treatments for parasitic scaly legs in fowl.
Dialogue reveals Miss Markley recounting a suitor who claimed she was the only girl he loved with light hair brown eyes and a mole on her left ear. Friends react with disbelief and surprise as the exchange continues.
North Dakota farm lands and improved farms in Minnesota and Iowa listed. Desirable wholesale tracts in western North Dakota and Montana. Legitimate exchanges considered. Live agents wanted. Mabon Land Co, St Paul, Minnesota.
A Black woman in Atchison Kansas posted a sign warning would be dumpers that dumping ashes at her place is forbidden and could violate the law. The notice emphasizes pride in property and warns against further trash.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for sore swollen feet and helps new shoes fit. It urges not to accept substitutes and notes the sample address of A. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
Report notes that buzzards and vultures are said to scent food from up to forty miles away.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Krause's Gold Cure for cold symptoms including head and chest ailments and La Grippe with a 25 cent price. The item ends with a rhetorical question about flirting behavior between men and their wives.
A chaotic clipping mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes promising vibrant colors at 10 cents per package and claims about light and knowledge. It also references Texas Gulf Coast lands and year round crops, live agents in Minnesota, and a quirky line about popularity and enemies.
Advertises Garfield Tea as a laxative that is Pure pleasant to take mild and potent. Claims guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Law.
An OCR fragment features promotional phrases for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and a moral maxim about betting. It references teething remedies for children and mentions a 25 cent bottle. The snippet includes the ad style and antiquated spelling.
Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat practice in Fargo North Dakota, emphasizes continual learning as wisdom.
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