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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
2
A collage of Alsatian witticisms and social quips from Choteau to New York, touching women on juries, roads, annexation talk, the Detroit cruiser sale, a proposed New York hotel, and remarks on pensions for teachers. The piece threads satire through politics, crime, and urban life.
Morocco agrees to compensate Spain for the recent conflict overseas, an awkward result of finishing only second best in the broader confrontation and its diplomatic fallout.
The remark suggests future inventors may design a padded airplane that never rises beyond ten feet, appealing to cautious financiers and prompting speculation on practical aviation limits.
A college student combines football in fall, track and baseball in spring, and ice hockey in winter yet is noted as playing too little. The remarks highlight a multi sport schedule amid academic demands and sports culture.
In 1910 Americans produced an estimated 17 dozen eggs per person yet analysts suspect a portion remains in cold storage. The remark highlights high poultry output and unconsumed stock as the year closes.
Berlin report states Emperor William has taken an interest in boxing but is unlikely to pursue the middleweight German championship at this time.
Two men who started as Walters rose to own one of Chicago's largest hotels. They built their fortune through steady work, prudent management, and maintaining proper hospitality standards, never mishandling service or neglecting any aspect of guest care.
Episcopal bishop of Michigan says bridge whist players are gamblers like Wall Street plungers. He notes they must play for more than a quarter of a cent a point. A St Louis man drank 20 bottles daily for 30 days and won a suit of clothes and $250, but his thirst likely costs him the clothes and money.
A fragment mentions a ship arriving in New York with elephants, pythons, and other creatures. The line jokes that stuffing such a load into stockings would satisfy children’s demands for Noah's Ark.
A grim warning notes that rats spread plague and that cats and dogs that kill or drive them away may carry diphtheria and tuberculosis, with experts affirming these dangers. The reflection suggests humanity must consider drastic steps to avoid extinction.
The passage mocks a planned naval strike along the Atlantic shore and ridicules a claimed veteran from 1898 and a New England figure, suggesting their involvement would ruin the effort. The tone is sardonic about past cannons and current “game.”
William A Radford, editor, author and manufacturer, will answer readers questions on building topics at no charge. Submit inquiries to No. 194 Fifth Ave Chicago NL with a two cent reply stamp.
The term bungalow originated in India to describe a light unbaked brick rural villa for Europeans, often one story. It later spread to the United States and Canada as permanent homes with heavier framing and siding, first taking root in southern California's mild climate.
A cottage style bungalow is presented with a practical floor plan and attractive finishes. The article stresses the home’s corner features, efficient flow between rooms, ample storage, ventilation, and an affordable build cost around 1500 dollars, arguing individuality sells when other plain cottages do not.
A tale of Washington politics where Senator Crane persuades the new member Piles to stop Flint from giving a speech on the Hepburn rate bill. Crane argues new senators must stay quiet to avoid being mocked, and Piles agrees, keeping Flint's planned remarks secret.
Gifford Berrington reveals his lake shore house plans. The architect is satisfied, and Mrs. Berrington has already fixed cupboards and wardrobes, so the house will be built around them.
Clyde F Camerer of Rosalie Washington describes severe back and side pains with blood in urine and breathing trouble. After trying many doctors he credits Kilmer Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy, reporting ten bottles restored his health and urging others with kidney liver or bladder trouble to try it. Notary public Verne Towne witnessed the affidavit dated July 23 1909.
A promotional notice requests readers write to Dr Kilmer and Co for a kidney and bladder information booklet and a sample bottle of Swamp Root. The offer mentions paper mention and available drug store price of fifty cents and one dollar.
A report describes a chaotic incident where a so called wrecking crew caused extensive damage to a track within twenty minutes, with spectators later characterizing them as souvenir hunters rather than vandals.
Mrs. Mary W. Ramsey describes her infant son's eczema beginning at three weeks old, with a watery discharge and later scabs. After three months of a physician’s care, she switched to Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting rapid improvement and full recovery by seven months, with subsequent teething period outbreaks also cleared. She credits Cuticura for the healthy, soft complexion and curls and signs off from Colorado Springs on Sept. 24, 1910.
A brief anecdote questions why compliments affect belief. A woman replies that praise confirms the speaker’s belief, not her own self image. A judge frames the exchange as a reflection on perception and sincerity.
Distemper in all ages of horses and dogs cured using SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE. Stable preventatives, bottles guaranteed. Over 600000 bottles sold last year. Prices 60 cents and 2 dollars. Available at good druggists or by mail from Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Indiana. Agents wanted.
Inherited remarks note Knocker-Jones memory flaws while Bocker and his mother reveal poor recall on trump questions and his father struggles to remember on the witness stand.
Sufferers will profit from Dr. Wm T Marrs work on piles their cause prevention and cure. Free by D Ransom Son Co Buffalo NY.
A fragment quotes preferring a kiss from an enemy over injury from a friend who enjoyed the jab. The line suggests ironic risk and trust themes in interpersonal conflict.
A large man bursts into a law office threatening the lawyer with violence. The attorney defuses the danger with legal warnings and reveals a plan to defend himself using a lead pipe. The confrontation ends with the visitor suffering restraint and the lawyer lamenting courtroom monotony.
A Frenchwoman argues Englishwomen waste time on dress amusements and sport. She says greater interest in cooking and daily labor will reveal thrift and the path to a truly simple life. Prioritizing essential tasks helps non-essentials fall away.
An inspection of the parish church organ in Tran ent reveals a starling lodged in a pipe. The bird was blown by the air action to a skeletal condition, halting the instrument's operation until removal and repair.
A report praises western Canada for education and farm progress with Calgary teaching 4,228 students from 80 teachers in 1909 Alberta counts 46,000 pupils and 1,096 districts. It notes strong agricultural education and cites New York businessman Adler's Alberta wheat record of 20,160 bushels amid low moisture. Results are linked to soil, climate, and modern methods.
Outside Maranz Austria a cow wandered near the fort. An officer suspected an automatic photographic apparatus and ordered the animal seized for inspection. Finding nothing, he released it under two guards tasked with tracing the cow to see if an Italian spy owned it.
Two Scottish men, Sandy and Jock, chat about playing a round of golf in the morning. The exchange reveals Sandy’s plan to golf at dawn and his earlier intention to marry in the morning. The light dialogue captures a playful tone of social banter.
The notice highlights the Rawleigh Company of Freeport Illinois offering salesmen opportunities. Established over 15 years with capital and surplus above a million dollars and a factory floor nearly five acres, the firm sells first class products via factory to consumer plan and reports notable success by its men.
The remark warns that aiding others by selling hands harms the heart and moral compass, suggesting self reflection on motives and integrity when offering help.
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