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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
6
The article describes pine bark bread from Kamschatka and says the pine keeps the blood pure and body healthy. It reports a Dr Kennan likening pine language to water, and promotes Pure Virgin Oil of Pine with glycol and whiskey as a lung cure. It warns against imitations and notes packaging details.
A patient cites a doctor’s advice for a climate change to improve health yet cannot travel. The narrator narrates delaying plans by changing doctors instead of location.
Mrs. A. Helman of Stillwater Minnesota says Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her long standing back pain and weakness in 1899. She describes nearly dying from kidney issues before finding relief and credits the pills with restoring her health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
In a whispered domestic scene Mrs Harper questions her husband’s honesty. The husband, an expert accountant, is accused of failing to give a satisfactory account of himself when he returned home at 2 o’clock in the morning.
An array of vintage ads promises Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a $100 reward for an incurable case. The page also includes claims for Garfield Tea and various quack remedies, with generic personal anecdotes about marriage and finances and tips for digestion and liver health.
Flow to Trap Wild Animata offers a 40 page illustrated trap book showing 46 native animals in natural colors, plus a barometer calendar gun and trap catalog and fur price list. Post paid for 10c stamps or silver. Free to those who ship to or buy from Fur Dept WN Hide & War Co Minneapolis Minn.
A witty line notes that a man with failed economics or weak resources may overstate his virtue by marketing himself as a savior or moral guide, satirizing self serving preachers and merchants.
Milton Dairy Co of St. Paul seeks cream fat supply offering top prices. A terse ad notes pay rate for suiper fat and urges producers to contact Milton Dairy Co for pricing.
A practical guide on rope use for farms and ships detailing knots, hitches, lashings, and safe securing methods. It covers slingings for planks and pails, scaffolding lashings, ring hitches, and measures to prevent slipping or loosening, with notes on rope types and durability.
Dr. A S Alexander extols using a simple microscope to inspect alfalfa and clover seed for weed contamination like dodder. He urges farmers to sort seeds, measure clean versus weed content, and send unidentified seeds to the state agricultural station for identification, promoting careful seed selection and prevention of field infestation.
A Michigan farmer describes a granary sat on eight brick posts two bricks long and one and a half wide. The structure shows ample air beneath with no sagging. A three by six foot front platform with steps at one end is noted as practical, with steps usable at either end if desired.
Emphasizes heightened care for horses during strenuous work with more feed and attention to maintain vitality under demanding conditions. Raises question of who should protect birds between farmers and sportsmen, urging conservation.
A detailed guide on cultivating alfalfa describing its perennial nature drought tolerance and root depth. It covers soil preparation mowing schedules first and second year care when to sow for milder climates, seedbed steps, grazing rules, harvest timing, storage, and the role of nitrogen-fixing bacteria in soil health.
Two common separator errors stem from ignorance. Overfeeding or running the machine too fast risks inefficiency, while slow speeds fail to skim butter fat. Machines specify revolutions per minute to follow, and adding a pint of fresh buttermilk speeds cream ripening.
A playful note warns to keep onions out of the butter bowl in a light kitchen exchange. It suggests separating strong flavors to avoid mixing contrasting tastes in a shared dish.
The John A Salzer Seed Co offers seed for grasses clovers oats barley and potatoes and farm seeds. They claim 5000 acres operated and invite readers to request a free mammoth 148 page catalog or mail 80 cents in stamps for a sample pack including balance ground seed and plant materials.
In a sharp exchange a senator faces a graft accusation. He denies it and vows to retain all titles tied to his office, insisting he will keep every entitlement associated with his post.
The Agricultural Experiment Station of Fargo North Dakota and Prof E F Ladd publish a disclosure of adulterated paint products. Kegs labeled Pure White Lead contain chalk barytes silica and other substances. Oil said to be linseed may include petroleum and water in large amounts. White Leads may lack genuine lead. Farmers use paint and need accurate labeling to buy wisely. A state law requiring exact content labeling would help buyers purchase intelligently.
A mother urges using the old family physician over a young doctor to tend her daughter. The daughter counters that the young man needs experience and time to gain it.
A man professes deep affection for Madeleine claiming her blue eyes and fair hair captivate him. She mocks him, recalling a prior claim to a different woman. He insists the past is irrelevant, arguing that color of hair should not matter to true love.
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