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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
6
BEG aD J. W. Walls of Lebanon Kentucky reports severe kidney pains and backache from kidney irregularities. He tried doctors with no relief, then used Doan's Kidney Pills and found quick lasting relief. He recommends the pills to kidney disorder sufferers, sold by all druggists for 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A cartoon caption shows a schoolteacher asking Perkins to name steel industry by products. Perkins answers Carnegie’s libraries, hinting at iron and steel production benefits and philanthropic libraries.
Mrs. P. Hackett of Brooklyn reports her mother’s severe ulcer, long deemed incurable, was cured using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She says the face became smooth and clear again and expresses gratitude to God for the remedy.
After three weeks at school Eleanor returns home in joyful excitement claiming she will be a thermometer. The mother learns the teacher announced the next day Eleanor should serve as a monitor due to her good behavior.
A young woman proposes choosing bridesmaids by poise and walking, citing a home paper. Her mother supports it but a scornful elder curses the idea with a cake wallk as a preliminary test. The fallout lasts two days and ends when they need more money.
A family crediting Grape-Nuts for a boy’s recovery from appendicitis after early feeding changes attributes the improvement to better digestion of starch. The ad links undigested food to appendicitis and promotes Grape-Nuts as a wheat and barley cereal that converts starch to sugar for quick nourishment.
A Farmers' Review description shows a six by eighteen inch by sixteen inch poultry crate used for fattening fowls at Ontario Agricultural College. It features three compartments for four to five birds, slat construction with front feeding slats two inches apart, bottom gaps to allow droppings through, and a long front trough for feeding and watering made of three-fourths inch lumber.
Farm Life warns that roup in fowls is highly dangerous to entire flocks. It explains causes from damp quarters to foul air and suggests slaughtering sick birds and adding coal oil and manganate of potash to water as cures and preventive measures.
Poultry keepers who raise pure blood stock often herd surplus male birds through winter with little return. Birds kept to spring may fetch only a dollar or less, whereas sold as broilers young they could bring about forty cents. Skilled judges spot defective birds early to avoid poor returns.
It is foolish to let male birds mingle with hens in fall and winter unless hatching is desired. Fertilized eggs carry a life-germ and decay faster than unfertilized ones even at sixty degrees. Keep the sexes separate to protect egg viability.
The poultryman says wintering fowls can be profitable if a clear objective exists. Reduce flock size before winter to prevent crowding, ensure roost and floor space when snow covers the ground, and select the best birds first. Better a few profitable fowls than many unprofitable ones.
In France official agents inspect egg count and quality and reject eggs passing a hole of a certain size. If this country sold eggs by weight with twenty four ounces to the dozen as a standard, a wide difference in egg quality and breed selection would emerge as people chase heavier layers.
A playful quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer contrasts a striking veiled woman with a joke about paint protection. The exchange highlights light social humor about appearance and vanity in urban life.
Advertisement promising a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Gdinine Tablets. Claims all druggists refund money if it fails and features the name EL W. reve’a on each box with a 25 cent price.
Quoted dialogue jokes about finding a good man to propose to as a leap year prompts social matchmaking thoughts. The exchange features humorous banter between speakers Dudleigh and Hammersly-Well in a Chicago News style snippet.
An advertisement for Mrs. Winstons Soothing Syrup claims relief for teething symptoms in children. It promises to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic with a 25 cent bottle price.
Playful verse from Town Topics features a garter and a stocking debating courage and duty. A rifle thread counters with bold resolve in a lighthearted, mischief filled exchange.
A wild-eyed man bursts into the Coney Island police station shouting there is a fire. The sergeant misinterprets and woefully scolds him until the man clarifies it is a carload of hay burning nearby.
A sensational claim that rheumatism stems from disordered kidneys and is cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. The report highlights Maggie E. Deckert of Eagle River Wisconsin who endured kidney trouble and rheumatic pain, saying nine boxes cured her and she now sleeps, walks, and feels well.
A humorous observation notes that a woman fills conversation with constant chatter when there is nothing else to discuss. The remark highlights frequency rather than intent and uses a light tone to describe social dynamics.
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