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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to try Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming the disease lies in the blood and that topical remedies do not work. The copy promotes blood cleansing cures and lists prices of 50 cents per box or six boxes for 250, with mail orders available postpaid.
A Terre Haute family recalls a four year old boy with a severe facial outbreak of red spots and blisters. After failed medicine, a relative uses Cuticura Soap and Ointment to wash and soothe the face. Within a week and a half the skin clears with no scar.
A classroom scene shows a teacher asking students to name Nebuchadnezzar. The pupil answers promptly that he was the greatest Babylonian king and mentions his biblical connection.
New York society reports detail the rise of Mary Jane Reinseimer from a Reigerville waitress to Mme Barnes Creel in Paris. Her triumphs include marriages to Georges Enrico Creel and Walter de Mumm, salons with European elites, and a dramatic pistol incident after a final farewell, leaving her future uncertain.
An advertisement urges taking Peruna at the first cold symptoms to prevent coughing and potential lung injury. It claims early use stops cough entirely, while later or irritable coughs may need local treatment, and invites readers to consult the advertiser.
William Allen White notes a ten year old boy Henry answered a Sunday question about amusements by saying to read the Bible and pray. The model boy has been found by a baseball fan during a Sunday school class.
In a candid remark a speaker brands a man as a dipsomaniac and notes the man’s alleged weakness with a sly jab. The exchange highlights a tense moment where humor and accusation mingle.
H Atterbury Smith in New York argues the open stairway design will flood tenement apartments with sunshine and air, transforming them into homes. A humorous exchange about Captain Salt highlights homesickness and sea life versus residence.
In a sharp exchange, Jack offers his seat only to pretty girls prompting Bella to retort that they will take them from handsome men. The brief dialogue highlights wit over social expectations.
German importers increasingly use ferns to pack food for transport. The practice, first common in England, has spread to Germany and yields excellent results for shipping fresh fruit butter fish and other perishable goods requiring careful handling.
The note reflects a metaphorical setback where no quick runner can seize a long coveted chance that has slipped away, underscoring a theme of missed timing and unfulfilled potential.
The message touts a patent remedy titled Cures a Cold in One Day Cures Grip in Two Days by FE W GROVER. It claims a signature on the product BROMO QUININE LAXATIVE and markets quick relief from cold symptoms with a two day maximum for grip.
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