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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
6
Readers report kidney trouble improvement after using Peruna and Manalin. Mr Sterling of Kentucky says pain ceased after three months with Verms. Mrs Simser of Ontario credits Peruna and Manalin with renewed health and a transformed condition. The notes emphasize kidney function in detoxifying blood and call Peruna a timely aid.
Advertisement urges sending for product tags and prices to Crescent Creamery in St Paul Minnesota while a social scene line comments on envy when a man sees a woman fulfilled by her friends at a train.
A brief item notes calm weather conditions on the Texas coast with no blizzards or extreme heat, and mentions year round growth and live agents sought by Theodore F. Koch of St. Paul Minnesota for unspecified opportunities.
A student of human nature at the grand opera overheard a fashionable woman asking her companion to fetch a libretto. The man returned with hers after he finished his own, revealing he had drunk his libretto at the bar.
A testimonial states Grape-Nuts food cured years of indigestion after following a doctor's advice to use it every morning. The writer credits predigestion, gentler stomach load, and nervous system support, noting children and adults can use it and recommending the book The Road to Wellville.
A quip about a newlywed husband and his wife stirs wisecracks from an old bachelor and a failed suitor. The speech contrasts pride with the husband’s slim frame, noting he weighs ninety pounds and offers little to boast about.
A character explains the need to vacate a flat due to medical orders. The doctor requires the person to stand straight each morning and expand the chest repeatedly to improve health.
Fragmentary lines convey a tense moment aboard a vessel as a figure urges another to jump while checking her hat and asking about life’s future, creating a dramatic scene of imminent danger and personal reassurance.
A lighthearted exchange imagines scarce supplies for a picnic with a pie and knife while a friend suggests a fork in the road as a punny solution. The quip reflects playful countryside humor and a simple rural scene.
A broker's boy jokes with a cashier about being caught smoking a cigarette. The bank staffer quips that the boss caught him red handed, then corrects to yellow fingered, in a playful exchange.
In a humorous exchange, two speakers quip about Miss Antique's age and the age of miracles, implying disbelief at ageless or ancient appearances within a casual, playful conversation. The line hints at social attitudes and a lighthearted, theatrical tone.
The article lauds the poultry industry in the United States noting over 100 fowl varieties developed by American Poultry Association. It traces ancestry to wild fowl, highlights English and American progress, and praises diverse sizes from bantam to bronze turkey and vast color variations with patterns and feather treatments.
Remus shoots at a blackbird then damages his wife Chloe's silk dress hanging on the line. Chloe protests, but Remus shrugs that the dress has merely changed in style into a fashionable shot slag.
A historic Amsterdam church dating to about 1400 and later used by English Congregationalists. The 1665 enlargement added seating for 350 after English refugees fled to the city following the Restoration. Notable features include a brass pulpit desk dated 1689 and candlesticks given by William and Mary.
In San Remo a vigil is kept over a young Russian wife’s body in a church vault. After burial for consumption, relatives arrived and opened the coffin eleven days later to find no decomposition. Skin tone remained life-like, lips crimson, eyes open. doctors offered no explanation as a return of animation is feared.
A group of six wild ostriches was observed on Saturday afternoon on the commonage near the road. The birds, occupying the last end of the commonage and government reserve, seem disturbingly tame as they rise and step aside to gaze calmly at approaching passersby on the veldt.
Does James R. Keeler of Fenner Street Cazenovia New York attest that after years of back and kidney trouble he found relief starting with Dean’s Kidney Pills and two boxes restored him to good health He notes his wife and many friends also used Doan’s kidney pills with good results and recommends them Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y
A speaker on married happiness touts a lecturer’s ad promises as true. A woman pledges to share in her husband’s pleasures and welcome his late returns with affection, while a heckler mocks with a cruel quip as the audience erupts in laughter and protest.
Sandy Pikes recalls horse stables and his carefree nights as he laments cars replacing horses. Gritty George retorts while the pair trade reflections on sleep, theft, and the odor of gasoline on a modern night.
An advertisement extols Garfield Tea as a pure herbal blood purifier that cleanses the system, improves complexion, and promotes health for all ages. It touts natural herbs and claims benefits for both young and old while mentioning a dairy company tagline for context.
A doctor and patient exchange a brief, humor tinted exchange about the patient potentially smoking a cigar gifted by the patient’s wife at Christmas as part of a humorous diagnostic moment.
Krause's Cold Cure advertised for cold in head throat chest or back. Claims best remedy for La Grippe. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
A terse exchange pits a wife asking about secrecy against a husband who questions her ability to keep a secret. The dialogue hints at marital tensions and trust within a constrained secretive context.
A brief notice highlights Dr J H Rindlaub a Fargo eye ear nose and throat specialist in North Dakota. It contrasts his professional steadiness with the resilience of a political grafter described as unshakable by any quake.
An advertisement promotes U. S. Dip Wash and Disinfectant as a cheap multipurpose product. One gallon makes 100 gallons, priced at 76 cents per gallon, three gallons for $2.25, six gallons for $3. The offer includes a free 32 page booklet titled Stock Growers Enemies from N. W. Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis. The text ends with a social aside about people tiring of schemes.
Advertises Allen’s Foot Ease as a cure for swollen feet with sweating and aching feet. Claims all druggists sell it for 25 cents with a trial package free. Provided by A S Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
An aphoristic observation noted that rushing in a flawed method cannot improve the outcome. It cautions against reckless shortcuts and emphasizes the futility of seeking success through improper means.
Hides furs wool pelts and related articles urged to ship to the N. W. Hide & Fur Co. of Minneapolis Minnesota for full value and reliable service.
A metaphorical reflection noting many obstacles in pursuing success as gates to overcome. The piece frames challenges as tolls requiring effort, persistence, and strategic steps to progress toward goals.
A local florist notes that maidenhair ferns show unusual strength when roots lack space. He highlights Aldabra Island near Madagascar where mangroves at cliff bases break rock and waves erode the shoreline, threatening the island's existence within years.
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