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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
7
Mrs Dinsmore of Woburn Massachusetts describes four months of treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after years of rheumatism. She reports complete cure and only slight recurrence years later. The advertisement promotes the pills as a cure and blood tonic sold by all druggists.
A North Bend Nebraska letter extols Western Canada, with high yields in Edmonton district and favorable climate. It notes planned railway expansion, including Canadian Northern and a Pacific link, boosting settlement and opportunities for Americans moving north of the US border.
A Farm Journal correspondent explains a method to plant onions by mid November, covering with straw mulch over winter, removing mulch in March, then manure top-dressing. The advice assumes seeds if no sets are used and notes that young onions tolerate light freezes.
Milk must be cooled promptly after milking to extend keeping quality in winter. Deliverers face souring similar to summer. use cold water tanks and ice or snow to chill milk immediately, preserving quality without cost.
A giant trout lay frozen in a large block of ice dragged by a small man along Park Row near a restaurant. Onlookers eyed the beauty with envy but no one attempted to catch it, noting the surreal sight in the busy street.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles bleeding or protruding. If Pazgointment fails to cure in six to fourteen days a refund is offered by the druggist. The notice emphasizes a money back guarantee and quick relief.
Miss Etta K. Morton of Asbury Park New Jersey cast a complete ballot for presidential electors and down the line. Her father Justice J. K. Morton unable to walk was pushed to the polls in a wheelchair and allowed to have his daughter register the vote.
A testimonial from J W O Brien of Minneapolis Minnesota dated January 6 1900 endorses Piso's Cure as an effective cough remedy. The letter highlights strong relief and recommends the product for coughs and throat discomfort.
A New York Press item describes a throat specialist showing his laryngoscope to a nervous patient and remarking on how far it can see, then noting the patient apologizes for a hole in her stocking as he prepares the instrument.
The Carthage Democrat prints a Lost and Found notice from the Kansas City Journal seeking a missing girl and calf with a large winter lap robe labeled on one side and plain on the other. Reward offered with return to Wells and Wiggins.
Advertisement from R H Kring Ltd at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia promoting Dr Fhine's Great Nerve Restom r for nervousness with a claim of permanent relief and a price of two dollars for a treatment bottle.
A witty exchange from Puck imagines theater life in London with a misfit trunk problem and a weary stage manager questioning the impact on a hotelkeeper. The scene hints at backstage chaos and theatrical irony.
Retired brevet brigadier general Edward R. Warner died suddenly of heart disease in New York. He served in the Army and was known for his wartime service and postwar career. Funeral arrangements were pending.
A 1910s style advertisement warns that winter will bring catarrh and illnesses for many women. It urges keeping Peruna at home and following bottle directions to prevent illness and offers free medical advice from Dr S B D Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
The wood grouse or cock of the woods displays on a high perch in spring and emits a rising peller-peller-peller cry that ends in a gulp. The call attracts females and sparks jealousy from mature males who try to suppress younger birds from calling or displaying.
Letters from Mrs. H. E. Adams of South Bend Indiana and Mrs. Frances Wilson of Clinton Massachusetts endorse Peruna. Adams says it quickly relieved a serious lung cold after a year of symptoms. Wilson reports six bottles restored her health and confidence in the remedy.
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