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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
7
A Peru Indiana resident R F Erwin reports in a testimonial that after indigestion and constipation he used Chamberlain's Tablets with quick relief. The note urges others with stomach troubles to try the tablets, claiming they will help.
Major F N Lund recalls Joan the horse who carried carts through Ypres and Camlbrai era fighting zones. He recounts her wounds and endurance, the starving nights near Escaudoeuvres, and a final image of a ration wagon and the ghostly hope of fallen comrades.
A Frenchman determines ocean depth in seconds by detonating an explosive behind a moving vessel and listening for the echo with a microphone. He uses a chronometer and the water’s sound speed to compute depth, offering quicker results than traditional cables and gear.
A new heating concept uses a cylindrical stove with draft holes and a sawdust packed container. When ignited the sawdust burns slowly and evenly, supplying considerable heat. One charge burns about twelve hours, purportedly matching coal for smoothness and heat intensity.
An article describes women workers at BanJeli near the Oti river in Togo mining iron ore up a hillside 1 660 feet high. The shafts are dangerous and the women, sometimes with babies, work long hours in harsh conditions. they are described as partly enslaved under a native chief. The piece also notes the small beehive huts and lack of machinery, with Temple Manning of Cleveland Plain Center mentioned.
Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick notes that in parts of the Black Forest each valley has a distinct costume revealing local origins. She describes black caps with wings for churchgoing girls, and red breeches with velvet coats for men, while women wear bright skirts and mushroom hats. Yet she says the new generation stops labeling itself as these traditions fade.
The Hudson’s Bay Company donated 20000 dollars to McGill University, signaling a shift from fur monopoly to support for civilization and education. Once a dominant force in western Canada since the Charles II era, the company now emphasizes nation building through learning and development.
Sassafras remains a noted flavor producer with a distinctive perfume from crushed leaves. The shrub is unique in the northeastern United States for three leaf patterns, and its benzoin relative known as spice bush or Golden Bough blooms yellow early spring with rich color and a refined taste.
A Boston Transcript quip notes a woman neglecting bridge for a supposed family excuse. Friends question the reason as others recall children needing her. The exchange hints at domestic tensions behind a social pastime.
Notice to creditors of John S Lane deceased. Executrix Ruby Lane asks creditors to file claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Address: Phil I Cole, Chateau Montana, attorney for executrix. First pub June 9, last June 30, 1921.
A humorous exchange presents a doctor prescribing a bread poultice and a druggist prompting the patient to consult a caterer. The dialogue plays on misunderstanding and profession-based remedies.
An unprecedented order from Secretary Wallace prohibits smoking in the Olympic National Forest during the fire period, except in improved campgrounds. The ban covers debris areas west of a line from the east end of the present lake to Lake Quinault. The move aims to prevent forest fires and protect the debris-laden areas.
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family to have on hand for instant use during severe colic and cholera morbus. It claims uniform success and prompt cures, asserting the medicine is a staple of trade.
The article notes headaches often stem from constipation or stomach upset and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild corrective remedy. It promotes taking one or two tablets to ease discomfort and restore regularity.
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