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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
7
Mrs. W. Merritt of Anoka Minnesota says she suffered back and hip pains along with worn out feelings last winter. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she experienced decided relief and believes they would help other women too. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A quirky line from Firetide questions Pa’s identity by asking who Aesop was and answers with a witty description that frames Aesop as a writer of fables far ahead of his time.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Neward for any toss of Crtarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Casacric Cure F I CHENEY CO Toledo We the undersigned have known I J Cheney for the fagt 13 yrara and believe him perfectly honorable to all business trinenetiouy codinancially able to carry out any obligations made by his Orin Waving Kinnan MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo Matt's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the bined and mucus surfaces of the gater Testinonia is sent free Price 1 cents per tile Sold by all Derirseyelacs Taxe Uall fur constipation
A brief humorous note notes foolish remarks about keeping a diary and a reminder that inventors can obtain patents for their inventions. It invites readers to send a stamped inquiry to Edwin L. Yewell, solicitor of patents, 68 McGill Building, Washington, D. C.
A fragment notes a concern about living costs and a traveler boarding somewhere, reflecting on whether hardship touches men. The lines imply a moment of detachment toward economic pressure as the speaker contemplates departure or movement.
A claimed cure for coughs and colds outlines mixing glycerine, concentrated oil of pine, and whiskey in specific amounts. Instructions say take a teaspoon to tablespoon every four hours. Oil of pine is sold in half ounce sealed vials from Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Dayton Ohio. Ingredients are available at drug stores.
A Boston girl voices a sense of déjà vu claiming she felt she has lived before in a distant era. A reckless man speculates it may be glacial times.
A book reviewer confirms the manuscript length exactly matches a 75 370 word count. The exchange frames a precise numeric appraisal of the work.
An observer notes a mixed response to Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The speaker criticizes the book for focusing on a single little Eva and a lawyer named Marks, suggesting a limited portrayal of characters.
A stranger taunts a farmer's boy across a fence about his corn. The boy replies the yellow crop is deliberate and notes that the landlord will take the other half. The stranger concludes the boy is a fool, but the boy retorts there is little difference except the fence.
A mother credits Grape-Nuts with saving her infant’s life after doctors advised against condensed milk. She describes soaking and mixing a Grape-Nuts preparation with milk and a pinch of salt and sugar, feeding every two hours, and notes overall health improvements for baby and family. The ad also promotes Grape-Nuts as nutritious for adults and references The Road to Wellville.
An American mother shows how a small, coordinated room for two girls can be created without a nursery. She uses matching plain mission furniture, green cartridge walls, high windows with low sills, washable covers, and repurposed chests and chairs. The setup includes labeled toy storage and simple staining work, illustrating frugal, practical home design.
The gown uses blue Saxe cloth for afternoon wear with a panel front from waistband to feet. Black velvet bands create a slitted stripe and a double hem trimmed with oblong velvet pieces. Velvet accents the bodice with self-tone taffeta collar, and the round chemisette and tucked stock are dotted cream silk mousse line.
A fashion note highlights flowered delaines for children’s frocks with affordable velvet trimming. White serge dress in Peter Thompson style features soft white insertion with pale blue dots and a blue silk neck tie. A rose colored cloth jumper dress uses velvet ribbon diagonals and alternating rose cloth and black velvet bands.
Comfortable bath robes for children feature long sleeves to the wrist and light downy fabrics. Options include eider down in pale hues with braid ribbon or satin bias bindings, plus washable flannel prints in pale blue and pink with figures. Robes fasten at the waist with cord and tassels and at the neck with a cord loop.
Face cloths and sponges can cause bad complexions if not cleaned. Use a cloth once or twice, then wash thoroughly and boil before reuse to prevent blackheads and pimples.
Threads break or unwind as new spools twist around spindles. A simple fix is to dip a spool in clear water and dry it to prevent dripping before threading the machine. Rubbing any kind of oil along the stitching line also helps resolve needle resistance and thread breakage.
Inspector Hartley and Major Badderley track the mystery of Mr Charnworth’s forgeries and frauds. The manuscript mirrors his life and leads to a grim discovery on the moor Burwick’s garden and the missing body. Charnworth dies by self harm as the probe concludes.
The international congress re christened malaria as mosquito fever prompting alarm in New Jersey as residents call for clearer public health language and awareness.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it prevents heart disease and other illnesses caused by kidney derangement. It promises samples and a free book by mail and lists Binghamton New York as the address for the product.
The column notes a light gossip tone about a woman choosing her hair hue describing her as a decided brunette and contrasting with earlier yellow roots. It playfully mocks public interest in personal style with a curt remark about makeup choices.
A fraudulent land seller tactic targets farmers in Brown County South Dakota. An agent quotes low bids then raises them to as high as sixty dollars per acre while pushing a fifty cent per acre advertising payment. The farmer signs a contract not containing the oral no owing clause and later faces a demand for ad fees. About twenty two farmers are said to have fallen for the bait with one surrendering 320 dollars. others vow to fight in court.
Minneapolis business promotes gun sales traps burying furs and hides tanning services for robes and tugs by N. W. Hide & Fur Co.
An offhand remark about lasting impact sparks criticism and calls for civil conduct. Community leaders urge restraint and better manners in public discourse while defending free speech.
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