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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
6
A Danish sailor aboard the Lan d ria from Cronstadt to Copenhagen was washed overboard fifty miles from his destination. He swam for six hours fending off seagulls that attacked him. The Russian steamer Elisa finally picked him up exhausted and alive.
A Detroit woman, Evelyn Creasere of 811 Boulevard West, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of neuralgia after failed medical trials. She reports severe headaches, weight loss, hair turning white, and eventual recovery with three months of treatment, endorsing the pills as sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York.
During cross examination the lawyer asks if the defendant was under the influence of Nquor. The witness refuses to swear but offers a five to one nickel bet that the defendant was intoxicated.
A simple homemade mixture lists Y Would Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsa parilla mixed with water. It advises taking teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime claiming vegetable extracts are harmless and beneficial for kidney trouble, backache, urinary disorders, and rheumatism.
A speaker admits the performance was poor and did not deliver mati nee tickets as requested, while asserting a new dress remains a priority to showcase. The exchange highlights a conflict between disappointing expectations and personal style priorities.
A guide to installing head gates and measuring weir boxes for farm irrigation. It covers wooden box designs with a cast iron hand wheel, locking device, and chain, plus a standard 24 inch weir and gauge setup to read flow. It explains how to determine water discharge using weir depth and tables.
Prof F A Waugh of Massachusetts agricultural college reports a one quarter acre dwarf fruit orchard yielding heavily last season. The garden includes apples pears plums peaches and nectarines with tall trees and fruit near ground level. He believes dwarf fruit trees hold commercial potential and suit small households and village dwellers.
The text advises focusing on one farming task at a time for success in poultry. It notes farmers should raise either fancy or plain poultry well rather than both simultaneously. It also warns lambs in snow need protection. chase indoors if they show thumps to prevent harm.
The piece warns that feeding lambs only fodder hay and roots to bulk up growth in winter yields meager gains. It notes much of the food is consumed merely to sustain existence, failing to cover costs of effort, interest, and risk.
A compact guide urges men to take on practical winter tasks to improve the home for their wives. It suggests focused projects that enhance comfort and convenience during the cold season and emphasizes domestic usefulness and thrift.
The Hessian fly native to the old world now infests most wheat regions in Europe and North America. Describes the fly's appearance, life cycle, and how larvae damage blades and stalks, reducing yields. It notes immunity in some wheat varieties, the 1903 infestation data, and recommends seed selection, soil cultivation, timely sowing, fertilizer use, and burning infected stubble to reduce damage.
The notice urges planning drainage this month to drain peat for fuel and absorbent use. It claims drainage will convert waste fields into productive cropland with high profits and urges careful consideration. It also advises maintaining a dedicated salt box to keep salt separate from meal or grain.
The account of David W. Martin, a Bolivar Missouri retiree, mirrors thousands of veterans forced to cope with kidney and back pain after war injuries. He reports relief after using Deans Kidney Pills, noting long lasting improvement and complete recovery from kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a bottle Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a studio a dispute unfolds over a commission. The artist insists the cows exist in the stable and threatens to withhold pay until the completed work is delivered. The exchange highlights tension over delivery and compensation.
Brandreth’s Pills are described as a blood purifier laxative and tonic that cleanse the system through the bowels kidneys and skin. One or two pills nightly are urged as an invaluable remedy with extract of sarsaparilla and other vegetables, claimed to have been in use for over a century and sold everywhere.
A proverb warns against the man who claims lack of money to buy him and is later found on the bargain counter, implying misused or opportunistic bargaining. The warning emphasizes caution toward those who preface demands with false scarcity.
An old medical ad claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promos Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, offering $100 for a catarrh deafness case that cannot be cured. Widely pitched as a patent remedy with testimonials, urging readers to buy.
A concise note observes that some men treat their wives well out of fear of anger or retaliation. The remark suggests social pressure rather than genuine affection drives the behavior.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder promising relief from smarb ing and ingrowing evils. Claims to comfort sweating feet and make new shoes easy. Sold by druggists for 25c with trial package free. Address A 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY. Ends with a moral about judging by clothes.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as pure mild and potent laxative made wholly of herbs. It claims to cure constipation biliousness liver and kidney diseases and to purify the blood under the Pure and Drugs Law. The note adds a quirky line about a princess resigning sovereignty to set up a dynasty.
Fargo North Dakota specialist Dr J H Rindlaub offers eye ear nose and throat care with an old saying about value and money noting heated arguments may return home.
Fragmentary ad text warns that BromO Quinine laxative claims mislead with a white package marked black red and a K W Grove signature. Mentions fur trade firm McMillan Fur & Wool Co of Minneapolis and a proverb about aggressive men earning a knocker reputation.
A city editor challenges a reporter over an phrasing that implies consent to an alleged incident. The debate centers on whether the line about Miss Sissy Sisson had her face slapped suggests she invited the action. The reporter cites the press agent as the source of the phrasing.
A dialogue features Mr Beaton and Mise Twinkle discussing a ghost that has not walked for three weeks. Puck comments the shade suffers only from frost bite and is not afflicted with locomotor ataxis.
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