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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
The Scientific American notes a move to non inflammable acetate film for movies. France enacts a law requiring non inflammable stock for all films after June 1925, a trend likely to spread to other countries.
The ad warns that unless Bayer appears on the package or tablets, it is not the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians. It claims safety for many pains and lists packaging options including twelve tablets, bottles of 24 and 100, with a note that Aspirin is the Bayer trademark.
Gap Johnson reports a man from Rumpus Ridge was arrested in county seat rumors claim he struck his wife with a clabboard. Mrs. Johnson reacts with shock as the tale circulates amid local chatter and unresolved questions about motive and justice.
A Diamond Dyes advertisement promotes at home dyeing for garments and fabrics. It claims simple instructions in each package and guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running. It advises telling the druggist material type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
A cartoonish dialogue depicts a landlady and new boarder debating a noisy walk-up apartment. The boarder complains that the turning staircase noise warrants a wakeup, while the landlady defends the living conditions.
A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in an advertisement shown at all grocers.
Ancient Industries traces tinning back to the sixteenth century and notes tinplate first manufactured in Great Britain from 1670.
A domestic drama of teapots cups and saucers argues superiority on a high shelf. Mrs Teapot and the cream jug lure the sugar bowl to a midnight party. Curiosity ends in a crash as all topple to the floor.
Lucille Ricksen known as the youngest leading lady, began acting at age four and now twelve, with eight years on the screen. She has blonde hair brown eyes sings well and makes frequent appearances in Los Angeles living with her mother and brother in Culver City Galif.
A 1923 BIcClure Newspaper Syndicate piece extols courteous speech and pleasant facial expression. It warns against forced smiles and self consciousness while urging genuine kindness and attentive listening in social interaction.
The article traces Margaret origins from Persia to Scotland and beyond, linking pearls to purity and sacred symbolism. It notes contractions like Marjorie Maisie Madge Meg Maggie Peggy and May, variants Margot Margarita and Ghita, and cites Tennyson on pale Margaret. It adds Monday as a lucky day and pearls as dream omens of faithful friends.
A humorous verse notes that trusting others may fail yet still be right in spirit. The speaker favors trust over suspicion and pledges to do his best to reveal the good in others despite a grim harvest. Copyright attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A reflective brief cites a wise philosopher urging to live every moment fully. It argues that embracing this mindset would transform values and brighten ordinary life with new significance.
A couple discusses commitment as she questions lasting happiness while he asserts no definite time was mentioned in his proposal. The exchange centers on future expectations and ambiguity about long term partnership.
Father William P. O'Connor national chaplain of the American Legion in Cincinnati leads a drive to organize all war chaplains to recruit new Legion members. A veteran of World War I, he served with the 136th Field Artillery in France and later directed postwar shows for troops. He notes broad religious tolerance in his work.
W A Stevens newly elected commander of the Des Moines Indiana Legion post has raised a goal to recruit 200 more members and make the post the largest in the country. A former sergeant in the One Hundred and Ninth Ammunition Train Thirty fourth division he spent 11 months at Camp Cody New Mexico and later went overseas. He pledged to lead the post in civic affairs and recruit to surpass two thousand members.
California congressman Phil D. Swing commends the American Legion for promoting American Education Week. He says the republic depends on informed voters and urges education for both native-born and naturalized citizens to participate in solving national problems. The Legion is praised for its peace-time service.
A humorous verse from American Legion Weekly portrays Old King Coal as a cheerful figure who claims wealth per ton and pride for Society, reflecting satire of industry and labor in a nostalgic voice.
A prospector uncovered what appears to be part of an ancient smelting plant and slag about 80 miles north of the Leeuwpoort tin mines in the Transvaal near Bechuanaland. Nearby are old workings and a substantial ore body likely containing platinum or molybdenum. mining engineers have gone to investigate.
Mrs A A White shares her recovery tale from two years of illness after motherhood. She regained strength, appetite, and sleep after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, taking four bottles. The ad urges readers to obtain the remedy at drug stores or request a trial package by mail.
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