Choteau Acantha Publisher A. B. Guthrie
Historical paper masthead listing A. B. Guthrie as publisher based in Choteau Montana Teton County reflecting early 20th century regional press.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
6
Montanans offer pithy aphorisms and diversions
A collection of short items from a Montana paper covers varied topics from new alphabets to long-range weather amusements. It notes a St. Louis girl seeking a divorce, a Connecticut woman finding a diamond in lamb, a California girl umpiring, and a Pekin edict cutting queues. Other quips joke about revolutions, tips, and trains while reflecting on modern life and quirks.
Whimsical Notes Mix Texas Talk and Local Quips
A playful jumble riffs on Texas abundance of jack rabbits with horns and a cheeky jab at transplanted Connecticut vibes. The piece quips about Vesuvius mud woes and comments on residents singling out Home Sweet Home as still a favored tune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Warning to hotel guests about bell bag fire panic
A cautionary note warns guests not to rely on a single pair of trousers or alarm bells in hotels, as a fire cry could trap them in a predicament while they sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy
Eastern pundit says we are losing our sense of smell
A public intellectual claims a decline in sensory awareness while dismissing critics from a brisk, modern district as too provincial. The remark implies disdain for a place described as a boiled cabbage neighborhood and contrasts it with urbane tastes and opinions.
Concrete furniture and moving day whimsy
The item humorously notes that future household furniture may be concrete per Tom Edison though it would require a derrick and a freight train on moving day, illustrating a playful tech age speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Edison
Woman Wins $200 Damages Over Unfulfilled Proposals
A jury awarded a woman $200 after she sued a man for failing to marry her despite sixty proposals. The verdict assigns a fixed value to a single act of proposing.
Surgeon’s Simulated Appendicitis Held by Gallstone Cause
The famous surgeon was operated on for appendicitis but the cause proved gallstones. This twist of fate highlights the unexpected source of his abdominal trouble and its medical misdirection.
Shoes To Cost More Prompting Family Reactions
An announcement states higher shoe prices with a note that the family head may remain unmoved due to a history of such notices. The piece hints at a hardened outlook from repeated price updates.
Reindeer Meat Bound for Chicago Restaurants
Alaska to Chicago shipment of reindeer meat aims to lure diners with a novel cold weather dish. If prices beat steak, the plan could spark notable restaurant buzz in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Chicago
Traffic toll in New York last year stands grim
Motor cars in New York last year killed 89 people and injured 855. The figures imply a higher risk for bystanders than for guides or football players, highlighting dangers faced by pedestrians and pedestrians in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thieves in the Tombs Calamity Warned by Judge Mulqueen
Judge Mulqueen of New York warned that a thorough investigation was needed after reports that a Tombs prisoner had his trousers stolen. He added it would be a great calamity to find thieves in the Tombs, noting some might argue the jail is a thief’s stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulqueen
New York
Solving the Riddle of the Universe by Amille Flammarion
The article discusses Amille Flammarion, famed astronomer and French scientist, pursuing a universal power behind physical forces. It covers his belief in a psychic force linking telepathy, spiritualism, and the unknown, and cites his books The Mysterious Psychic Force and The Unknown. It notes his experiments, the role of mediums, telepathy evidence, and the potential future scientific acceptance of psychic phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Odeon
Allan Kardec
Parisian Society For Spiritualistic Research
St. Louis
Victorien Sardou
Jupiter
Mozart
Zoroaster
Bernard Palissy
Sardou
Joan of Arc
Planchette
Mme. de Girardin
Dancing for an Empress as Der Ling Recalls Court Dance
Princess Der Ling recounts the Dowager Empress of China showing curiosity about European dance. She seeks to observe dancing with music after hearing of a gramophone, prompting the young empress and court ladies to request a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess der Ling
Dowager of
China
der Ling
Forbidden City
Europe
Her Majesty
Alfonso XIII Enjoys Free Summer Life in San Sebastian
King Alfonso XIII is pictured strolling San Sebastian on vacation, mingling with locals and riding, walking, and driving without an escort. A traveler recalls a playful moment on the Corniche where the king jointly troubleshoots car trouble with his chauffeur, taxiing off with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Royal Yacht Club
Europe
Miramar
Corniche
Alfonso
Salesmanship and the Art of Persuasion in Trading
A compact reflection on salesmanship defining a successful salesman as one who can persuade buyers to acquire goods they initially do not want. It examines influence, timing, and customer psychology as keys to closing deals and driving revenue.
Pool Ball In His Mouth Provokes Wager
Philadelphia youth Robert Wilson of 1330 North Eighth Street bet he could fit a pool ball in his mouth. The ivory ball caused severe injury and forced physicians at the Children's Homeopathic Hospital to remove it with forceps after two hours of effort. Five front teeth were sacrificed to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Wilson
North Eighth Street
Children’s Homeopathic Hospital
Willson
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Cheerful Health for Children
A 19th century style advertisement claims mild laxative action for upset children. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an ideal remedy to regulate stomach liver and bowels with gentle nightly doses. Sample bottles offered by mail from Dr W S Caldwell of Moncell o Illinois at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8
Caldwell
Washington St
Mon
Cello
Ill
Not Much of a Gentleman Exchange
A brief dialogue features Jones warning he may forget his courtesy if abuse continues, and Mrs. Jones retorts that there is little to forget. The exchange reflects a sharp domestic quarrel with a sly exchange of insults.
Cure claimed for eczema with Cuticura remedies
A letter from Miss Mattie J. Shaffer of Dancy Mississippi and Mrs. F. L. Marberger of Drehersville Pennsylvania recount long battles with eczema. Both praise Cuticura Soap and Ointment as curing their conditions after other remedies failed. A free sample offer and 32 page booklet are available from Cut cura Dept. L Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie J. Shaffer
R. F.D
Dancy
Miss
F. L. Marberger
Drehersville
Not Militant Teafight Ends in Drawn Battle
Gossip in the social circle reports a light confrontation at Mrs. Come up's function the other afternoon. Observers recall a teafight rather than a quarrel, ending without a clear winner.
Stop the Pain with Cole's Carboli Salve
Advertises Cole's Carboli salve claiming it stops the hurt of burns and cuts, heals quickly, and prevents scars. Priced 25c and 60c with free sample offer from J. W. Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Pretty Big Hat Discusses Size and Cost
A humorous exchange where Roseleaf notes a hat is large and the speaker remarks the bill makes it seem tiny in comparison. The joke centers on an oversized purchase and the surprising price.
Wizard Oil Endorsed by Physicians for Home Use
Hamlins Wizard Oil gains physician recommendations and is used in numerous hospitals. The ad urges readers to keep a bottle at home for immediate relief and notes caution for those compelled to toe the mark.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Guthrie
Choteau, Teton Co
Mont
Germany
England
Connecticut
California
Pekin
Phillippines
Manila
Reno
New
Willie
siMent
Christopher Columbus
Vesuvius
Home
Camille Flammarion
London
Paris
Victor Hugo
Isle
Jersey
King Plain Citizen
King Alfonso
J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Candies Sa
Verany Mart
Roschie
McWilliams
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