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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
7
In the Blood dialogue features Willis asking about Kentucky horses bought, Gillis notes the horses are unafraid of trains and refuse to notice a sprinkling cart, highlighting their stubborn training challenges.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a sugar coated treatment to regulate stomach liver and bowels. It markets the product as easy to take like candy and warns to avoid harming colleagues at work.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Bromoiquine laxative with a signature "ET. W. GROVE" claiming a world cure for a cold in one day. It also markets Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of soothing gums reducing inflammation and wind colic at 25 cents a bottle.
Cleveland readers learn the Playground Association backs the Baden Powell inspired movement begun in England. About 200000 lads in 46 states joined the Boy Scouts of America as a few months old movement consolidates Woodcraft Indians into Scouts. The article outlines the criteria for advancing to first class and highlights Seton’s view of American youth and moral training.
Dr. A E Robinson advertises a no cost medical recipe for weak kidneys and bladder pain. It claims rapid relief from scalding and dribbling and urges readers to request the home remedy by mail from Detroit Michigan.
James M. Beck, noted New York corporation lawyer and Philadelphia native, returns to town for a banquet. He defends corporations with a sharp epigram contrasting the trust buster and Socialists while quipping about two classes of people and their motives for walking.
A brief exchange reveals uncertainty about recognizing a man in the city and a prior promise of marriage that remains unrevealed in depth. The dialogue hints at an earlier, slight acquaintance at the shore and a betrothal that did not progress.
Dr J H Rindlaub listed as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat practice in Fargo North Dakota. The note quotes Kingsley urging to do noble things rather than dream.
The Rawleigh Company of Freeport Illinois seeks energetic men 21 to 50 for sales territory in this vicinity. No experience required. must furnish team and wagon. Earn from 100 to 300 dollars monthly after expenses. Write The Rawleigh Company 70-80 Lid. St Freeport Illinois for full details and prompt consideration.
To arrange flowers use plenty of foliage and place them lightly in the arrangement. Choose artistic glasses and limit to two or three flower kinds per decoration. Aim to highlight flowers over vessels and favor simple designs. Glassware should be white green or rose to suit the blooms.
A dialogue contrasts dread of relatives in scandal with the irony that being named in the scandal elevates status within the most exclusive society. Miss Cayenne notes relatives’ trouble is offset by immediate inclusion among elite social circles.
Witty reports eye troubles and claims Pettit’s Eye Salve provides fast relief. The ad lists Howard Bros. Pharmacy in Buffalo New York as the supplier and 25 cents price for the product.
A reflective adage on love over selfish gain. The line contrasts losing in loving with gaining through self-centered pursuit, implying virtue in selfless affection over personal ambition.
A Massachusetts Avenue drug store near a branch post office sold two-cent stamps at two for one nickel. A woman rushed in to buy two stamps to avoid multiple stops, paid a dime, left six cents change, and hurried away without returning.
A column by Kniecker and Becker contrasts modern listening with earlier habits. The piece questions whether society has abandoned attentive hearing while noting quirks such as a flat with a hidden dumb waiter.
An old remedy touts Hamlins Wizard Oil for sore throat relief. It claims quick improvement from throat ailments like diphtheria quinsy and tonsillitis and promotes keeping the product at home for rapid cure.
A brief reflective line credits Nolen Hunt Jackson with the thought that love's strength reveals much we gain and lose, suggesting a contrast between weakness and resilience in relationships.
An advert promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a refund if not cured within 14 days. It targets readers seeking quick relief from hemorrhoidal issues. The notice emphasizes guaranteed results and a money back offer.
A concise social note highlights the appeal of the so called manly man as the optimal choice for attracting in social circles. The comment suggests a traditional masculine appeal influencing dating and companionship dynamics.
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla with ending five years of severe rheumatism that left his knees stiff and prevented work. He notes prior failures with other medicines and says he now feels entirely cured after taking Wood’s Sarsaparilla and recommends it.
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