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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
A reader testimonial cites rapid health gains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal recovery and female troubles. Letters from Mrs W H Burger of 400 Cherry St and Mrs C W Dunn of Glenwood Iowa praise the remedy and urge others to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice for free guidance.
At the sixth annual meeting in Washington May 2 and 3 Dr. William H. Parks argued pulmonary tuberculosis is rarely caused by bovine infection from milk or meat. He said stomach and internal organ TB, about ten percent of cases, often stems from ingested infected matter. Park’s conclusions align with Dr. Robert Koch’s findings on the tuberculosis bacillus.
The London Daily Telegraph notes that the straits of Messina reveal deep sea eddies bringing up rare marine life, including the freshwater eel first discovered there. The piece highlights light shed on that fish’s life history, while a humorous exchange contrasts seating preferences at a table.
A New York credit man exposed a long unpaid $700 debt owed by a western state general store owner. To pressure payment, he bought a parrot that taunted the debtor with lines about the unpaid bill. The parrot’s quip broke the ice, leading to a reconciliation and a formal check to settle the account.
In Chicago, Patrolman Pat Duggan of the Desplaines Street station is approached by Knute Gabrelson who tries to hand him $50 as part of a burglary scheme. Duggan pretends to accept then realizes the con and calls a patrol wagon. Doctors warn Duggan’s heart may be strained by the shock.
Dobkins jokes about a new baby brightening his home while a coworker laments the gloomy mood. The exchange shifts to a jab about his mother in law, turning the warm compliment into a humorous quarrel.
A lengthy testimonial from Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes a two year battle with severe scalp itching, bleeding, hair loss, and pain. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks the condition subsided and has not returned.
Mrs Elizabeth Jones of Brooklyn bought a chicken from butcher David Kahn that exploded while she prepared to carve it. The blast drove guests from the dining room and a policeman transported the fowl to the station. Kahn was arraigned and held on $500 for explanation.
A Northwestern University Willard hall dormitory tale describes coeds courting the night officer at the door to extend curfew. Dean Mary Ross Potter enforced the 10 pm rule and stricter visiting rules, while the night officer Frank Krueger checked tardy names recorded by the dorm maid.
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