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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
2
An old newspaper promotion describes headaches caused by anemia and blood poisoning, claiming Dr Williams Pink Pills renew the blood and banish pain. It cites Miss Stella Blocker of Leander Louisiana reporting relief after three boxes and notes pills cure neuralgia sciatica nervous prostration partial paralysis and rheumatism.
Pearls quickly lose value under fire and acids attack them as they do marble. They are affected by the wearer's physical condition and may be restored to beauty by delicate scaling, a rarely attempted process.
Washington reports that under the Townsend rate bill a rate fixed by the Commission cannot be lowered by a railroad. If an emergency requires a decreased rate, railroads or shippers must appeal again to the Commission. No latitude is allowed regardless of circumstances. The proposed legislation abandons the prior rule of a maximum rate.
A New Thought mother in Lakewood New Jersey tucks in her son Charlie with a nightly reminder that all is love and harmony. The child asks how he can be filled with harmony when there was no hominy for supper in this gentle exchange.
Captain W. S. Graham of Wheeling West Virginia writes in June 1404 that Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cleared long lasting facial and back sores once thought to be blood poison or barber's itch. He thanks God and notes his skin now appears as clear as a baby's.
A witty exchange in a period paper notes Deacon wishes Canon Mayberry faced a larger audience while Widow X and a spectator remark on the cadence of his sermons. The quick quip suggests light churchward humor during a parade day.
A San Francisco Chronicle description notes boys using boards on Bernal Heights and Fairmount grass slopes for June coasting. Foxtail grass creates dangerous tracks. despite spills, observers report few serious injuries. The piece contrasts coastal sports across regions and highlights carefree, risky play.
Miss Edna Lord of Rumford Falls, a young insurance solicitor, visits a Keenan logging camp in Rangeley during midwinter. Her appearance shocks some veterans but she rallies the camp with policy writing and a lively talk before a final backwoods popcorn bee.
In August, Ninth Regiment of Japan fights to the foot of a slope at Port Arthur. Colonel Takayagi leads from the front and falls hit. Lt. Col. and officers are killed. Captain Nashimoto reaches the wall with seventeen men before perishing. Eight survivors lie exposed for months under enemy fire.
A lyrical poem contrasts northern liberty with southern beauty. The speaker sails from a sunlit tropical coast toward a steadfast North, praising freedom, natural splendor, and the hope of victory and peace. The verse envisions Freedom's banners, unity of beauty and power, and a royal bridal in a liberated land.
A portrait of Dr Richard Garnett of the British Museum as a universal problem solver. Harry Furniss cites a visitor who failed to find help in continental libraries until Garnett offered a single book, guiding him to page 530 for the needed information.
King Leopold of Belgium has taken possession of a newly built Japanese palace in the Royal Park at Laeken. The edifice features multiple wings with half a dozen drawing rooms each, all furnished and decorated by Japanese artists in Tokyo. Over two thousand electric lights illuminate the residence as receptions are planned for next summer in honor of the shah of Persia.
In a heated exchange, Mr. Johnson denounces being called Jackson and mocks the other man’s appearance. Mr. Persimmons interrupts, cautioning not to draw a razor as in a prior incident, while the two men differ only in looks and general character.
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Kentucky says a kidney trouble mix including backache and variable secretions caused scalding sensations. Dean's Kidney Pills regulated secretions and banished inflammation improving rest and back strength. For sale by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement touts Doctor Jorce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to increase red blood corpuscles and build healthy tissue. It claims the medicine has sold for over thirty years and remains popular among users seeking vitality.
The article extols Thomas Edison for prioritizing fighting disease bacteria, mosquitos, and flies as key threats. It urges healthy red blood cells, criticizes alcohol and cod liver oil, and touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. A testimonial from Gro. N. Turner praises the remedy, noting improved health and renewed vigor. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser and how to obtain it.
A reflective line notes that even after a person feels content he seeks new concerns to fret over. The remark suggests a human habit of chasing angst to occupy attention and protect gratitude.
Garrett Lansing of Troy offers praise for Dr David Kennedy and his Favorite Remedy claiming it cured inflammatory rheumatism and that the product helped him feel relieved, calling it his best friend.
An old era advert describes Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic with a 25¢ bottle.
Critics note that many performers who have taken the role of the First Gravedigger in Hamlet face limited employment prospects in other fields such as sewer digging, reflecting typecasting and limited job options for stage actors.
A quotation from J. W. O'Brien of Minneapolis dated January 6 1900 praises Pico's Cure as an effective cough remedy, noting the testimonial comes from 322 Third Ave North. The claim underscores consumer confidence in early 20th century patent remedies.
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A garbled OCR snippet depicts a roadside scene near a grocer’s store with a person named Ezzy or a reference to a boy and a strong cold. The text resembles a stage or comic fragment with uncertain dialogue and a sense of icy air.
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