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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
The notice lists cow hides at 10c to 1c per pound, Norse aides at 2 to 4 dollars each, sheep pelts at 50c to 60c, and 30 31.60 per size, with furs especially Mink and Muskrat fetching high values. It promotes N Hide & Fur in Minneapolis, Minnesota as the reliable source.
An obituary note suggests Wagner’s dog was buried with him as friends hoped the act would quiet the animal. A referenced natural remedy Garfield Tea promotes herb-based cures for constipation indigestion sick headache liver health and blood purification while noting a child’s smile can stir the heart.
Advert script asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills cure rheumatism with testimonial from Robert Odbert of Detroit after years of illness. Mentions price 50 cents a box six for 2.50 and company address Schenectady New York. Also includes unrelated lines about creamery and receipts.
J Troop of Purdue University outlines essential spraying principles for fruit crops. He explains fine foglike sprays for surface coverage, distinguishes mouthparts feeding types, and notes that lethal agents differ by mode of action. For small orchards, barrel pumps suffice. larger plots justify power sprayers shared among neighbors.
Two carrying devices for hayforks are shown. One uses rope marked 1 fixed to the end of the track and a stake, the other uses a second rope about ten feet longer attached to a pulley and weight to draw the fork out. A horse powered version uses an extra rope through pulleys to a ground stake and hitching point with pulleys on the stakes.
Advice on training young horses urges winter barn exposure to shape memory and behavior. Early consistent handling by the owner adapts a colt for easier breaking, with emphasis on forming lasting impressions of gentle control.
The segment warns that severe winter conditions threaten the development of young horses and the prospects for future crops of colts, emphasizing the need for protective measures to ensure healthy growth.
Guidance urges buying grain early even if low on stock to feed colts or brood mares. The advice emphasizes preventing hunger near the end of a feeding period and planning ahead for seasonal needs.
Buying and setting eggs is a cheap way to start pure bred poultry, and many now prominent in the poultry world began that way.
A brief notice explains that better feed yields warmer quarters for sheep. It emphasizes that the quality of feed affects animal comfort and housing needs, highlighting practical husbandry advice for farmers.
The article argues that a medicine's value lies not only in its ingredients but in the exact proportions and method of combining them. Dr. Hartman emphasizes years of experience, the need for stability against temperature and air, and the skill to harmonize Peruna’s ingredients for a consistent, effective catarrh remedy.
A college sophomore boasts his drinking capacity by listing eighteen beers eleven cocktails and six whisky straights in a witty Puck remark. The exchange frames a social scene about youth and excess in campus life.
A coastwise tale describes cottages built largely from whalebone and dried whale skins, with a Lancashire house formed entirely from whale remains and a Scottish example using skulls and large bones as striking exterior ornaments.
A First Regiment of Artillery soldier named Jules Corneloup left the Metropolitan Station on Avenue de Suffren when a passerby warned him of a missing watch. He discovered a magnificent gold watch hanging by a chain from a button on his dolman, apparently snagged in the crowd.
Rev Oliver Dyer an associate editor of the New York Ledger and pioneer stenographer in the United States dies in Boston at age 72. He learned stenography in England from Isaac Pitman and was the first in the U S Senate. His protégé Murphy became the world’s fastest stenographer.
A merchant jokes about a grand clearance while his partner corrects him noting this is the regular time for their unprecedented bankrupt sale. The exchange hints at mistaken dates and a business promotion event in a maritime trading setting.
An eminent authority says rheumatism and kidney trouble stem from sour blood and acids. A home mixture using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is suggested, to be taken after meals and at night. The ad notes quick praise from acquaintances after success.
A 100 reward claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by internal use. The notice pledges testimonials and urges readers to send for the list, with endorsements from T. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and distribution via druggists.
In examining how belief systems relate to public life the text argues that religious ideas cannot prove themselves true by separating from secular matters. It stresses engagement with civic duties culture and policy as part of faith.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children promises relief from teething pain and wind colic. The ad asserts the syrup soothes and quiets babies, linking faith in a father to belief in his family.
In 1906 growers boast record yields and offer a wild bargain: postpaid seeds for 12 cents to recruit 200000 new customers. Send 16 cents for Berliner Earliest Cauliflower plus their large seed and tool catalog from John A Salter Seed Co. Le Crosse Wisconsin. Rich living often makes the poor life.
Advert says Garfield Tea offers delicate taste and natural action for liver kidneys and bowels. Claims guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Law. Proverb about fishing for a husband adds a cautionary note.
A playful exchange reveals a man swearing his beloved Madeleine is unique while noting a prior flame was dark. The convo hints at romantic rivals and character quirks in a salon or social setting. The line emphasizes speculation about past loves and affection.
Fragmentary note speaks of a man in love with a girl, mentioning her redness of hair as a symbolic clue. The text reads as a poetic line with unclear context and no identifiable names or events.
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