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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
7
Mrs. A S Rucker of R D 2 Brentwood Tennessee describes severe illness and weakness due to a lingering cough. After trying several medicines she credits Peruna with ending the cough and restoring strength. She urges others to use Peruna and to ask their druggist for a free Peruna Almanac for 1911.
In a brief exchange, Ferdinand urges William to see more of the world, while William questions what to do next and suggests gaining broader experience. The dialogue hints at guidance and youthful curiosity about exploration.
A comical exchange shows Mrs Hasher resisting a boarder’s plea to cut rates. The boarder urges advance payment like others do to clear debts, but the landlady remains firm about her pricing and financial situation.
A 180 year old German printed Bible became the center of a family feud in Selinsgrove and Sioux City. Frederick Bilger abducted the heavy book during a staged photo session, dragged Mrs Herman’s husband, and fled toward a photographer in a bid to keep the heirloom. He later returned the Bible to Mrs Herman. the dispute involved warrants and cross state pursuit.
In New York City about 5000 Jewish marriage brokers profit by matching partners for dowry based unions. Prices rise with demand with figures from $100 in the past to $500 now for a wife. A medical school graduate seeks $3000. dental or legal beginners demand $3000. established professionals expect $6000 to $25000 via the schatchen. The business spans all classes, not just the poor.
United States billboards will showcase 20 000 tuberculosis education posters over three months in a campaign organized by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Donations from Bill Posters and Poster Printers associations and nine paper makers support a nearly $100 000 effort promoting fresh air good food and rest as prevents of consumption and warning against spitting.
In a terse exchange, Mrs Stockson Bonds accuses the stenographer of whistling. Mr Bonds replies he cannot confirm the habit, noting he has never been alone with her to observe such behavior.
A columnist warns that advertising alone cannot sell worthless goods while praising Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a successful example of merit and persistent promotion. The piece cautions against fake lookalikes and advises consumers to avoid substitutions in nationally advertised products.
London reports Viscountess Helmsley famed as a beauty who prefers outdoor life and domesticated animals to court life. Daughter of the Earl and Countess of Warwick, she is 26, married since 1904 to Viscount Helmsley, with Nawton Towers in Yorkshire as home. She supports plain dress and sunbonnets, and her mother the Countess, Lady Warwick, champions liberal education for their children.
Mrs. W ff Guy of West Thirty-fifth street owns a rare mahogany sideboard made about 130 years ago in Dover Plain New York. Only one drawer has knobs, the others are secret. the doors below are the lockable part. The piece followed the Pomeroy family to Kansas in 1865, later linked to Lemuel and Samuel C. Pomeroy.
Muskogee Oklahoma reports on Indian wealth highlighting per capita values around 2130 for Indians and 1300 for other Americans. Indian lands boast oil timber and fertile resources with millions in agricultural land value. Ranges hold 500000 head of livestock and leases yield 272000, plus feed for 1500000 animals. Asphalt deposits are rare nationwide and found on Indian lands.
A Boston banker praises Thomas W. Lawson’s oratorical Thanksgiving proclamation while recalling Lawson’s sharp commentary on a millionaire financier. The anecdote unfolds at a funeral where a cleric’s sermon is playfully described as “opened for the defense.”
Tell Wellman. So you have a new idea for a di rigible balloon. Yes. Make the equilibrator larger, put a motor into it, and let it pull the balloon. One of the worst things under the sun is a windy reputation.
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