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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
6
Prof George W Pease of Hartford urges nature based teaching for infant classes in the Biblical World He proposes a series of lessons to reform Sunday school methods starting with creation Children should learn through observing the world as well as Genesis to grasp that God made the great surrounding world.
Russian city endures severe inundations driven by strong west winds from the gulf of Finland. Neva waters back up against granite quays, raising fears that the czar's capital could be affected as warning flags fly from the admiralty spire and lanterns are lit to alert residents.
A well dressed man at the Cortlandt street ferry station placed a lit cigar in a handkerchief receptacle by mistake and smothered smoke into the paper as he read. He wiped his mouth with the kerchief then continued reading with the cigar still lit in hand.
The text outlines teaching children about the round ball they inhabit, detailing how God provides for all living things including trees plants animals birds and fish. It leads to the concept of rest including winter rest and daily rest of creatures and workers, then to giving thanks to the Creator, with Christmas and Easter lessons and home school reading suggested.
For decades women faced rebuffs to insurance, facing harsher exams and higher premiums. Recent shift shows women as lower risk with longer life expectancy, with many companies finally accepting them as insurable.
Secretary Cortelyou reports after Labor Department investigations that workers have profited more from wage increases in leading industries than they have lost to higher costs of food drink and apparel. The prevailing prosperity appears to benefit the workingman overall.
The excerpt notes low lying districts during a flood and people taking refuge in trees while water reaches second stories and inundates a market. It links inundation grief to the death of Czar Alexander I who risked his life to save locals, then describes a vivid escape by a sitter who jumps, dances, and retrieves his coat as a boat rescue unfolds at length.
The article describes monuments called the monuments of ears, connected to the 1592 Japanese campaign. Each burial site marks the locations of 10,000 ears severed from Coreans and brought to Japan as trophies. Some monuments remain in various provinces, with burials commemorated by stone markers.
A mistreated Swedish cook vents weeks of pent up frustration at her mistress in a dramatic kitchen confrontation. The maid complains about daily coal scrawling and cleaning, bitterly noting the mistress’s obsession with coal and gesture in a stark exchange.
The Hartford Times explains the Spanish peso duro and the eight reales per coin. Ninety pieces of eight equaled ninety Spanish dollars, the large silver coin known as the pillar dollar or peso, valued at eight reales each.
Samuel Kimberley, long in U S consular service, sought a Japanese post through Blaine. Blaine required language ability and asked a Japanese question. Kimberley answered, earning a consolation appointment rather than a Japan post.
The Washington Post notes that trans Atlantic fashion critics praise英lish taste yet fault the execution. It argues Englishmen cling to personal style despite conformity in general trends, resisting change with strong individuality.
A fragmentary poem by Thomas Hest speaks of enduring love as stars and the sun follow the voyager across the world. It emphasizes constant affection despite distance with repeated lines about the moon and day brightening when he is away.
J W Walls superintendent of Streets at Lebanon Kentucky reports lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He suffered back and kidney pains and abnormal secretions until the pills provided quick results. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes. 50 cents a box.
A quick congratulations to Jones turns into surprise news as the Atlanta Constitution reports the unexpected arrival of a new son-in-law. The exchange reveals joy and a playful misread of the family update.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad promotes internal use and blood/mucous action with testimonials and mentions a 75 cent price.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses Salzer's New National Oats with yields from 150 to 300 bushels per acre across 30 states in 1903 and promises farmers can beat this in 1904. Salzer offers pedigreed seeds including beardless barley, macaroni wheat, rape, teosinte fodder, billion dollar grass, and pedigree potatoes. send 10 cents for catalog and free samples from John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin.
Report cites Chicago Tribune unearthed remark about a woman in masculine attire. Detectives allegedly spotted her from a mistaken match strike gesture and noted awkwardness in her manner.
The John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin offers a large plant and seed catalog with 4000 Cabbages 2000 Carrots 2000 Celery 2000 Lettuce 1000 Onions 1000 Radishes and 1000 Flowers for 16 cents postpaid. Return notice and 20 cents postage add Berliner Cauliflower.
A playful exchange in which Egbert asserts never loving before and Elsie counters she has encouraged a promising pupil. The dialogue captures light flirtation and mutual incentive in a small social scene.
Mrs Matilda Holtert of Providence Rhode Island praises ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE for relieving aching feet. The advertisement claims quick comfort for sore tired feet and notes it is sold by all druggists at 280. Order today.
The item notes a dialogue about harsh treatment of others, with Hawkins Robbins and Town Topics cited. The fragment suggests concern about impact on friends and those affected, portraying a tense moral debate without specific events.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds with a refund offer if it fails. The copy urges readers to visit druggists for purchase and implies guaranteed results.
A remark notes that getting used to a unattractive face is easier than tolerating an unpleasant voice, describing the voice as an enduring nuisance rather than a transient irritation.
A short reader note from Trinity Springs Indiana dated February 15 190 warns against trusting Piso's Ours for Consumption as a cure for coughs and colds. The writer emphasizes gentleness and good cheer as guiding traits before moral concerns.
A claim states PUTNAM FACELESS DYES resist fading from light and washing. The copy notes a bold push will scare the devil more than preaching.
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