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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
6
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a child’s shift from playful songs to thoughts of longing for Mabel, reflecting nostalgic mood and a fleeting early moment linked to Princeton surroundings.
Howard plans to flee aboard a tramp steamer to Janeiro with money he stole to win Adeline. A chance encounter at Tres Amigos reveals past crimes and a possible reconciliation as Boynton pursues him. In the harbor the Rover sails light, and the lovers face a costly choice.
A 12 year old boy at a department store took a bottle of piano varnish after reading a misleading sign on a table near sheet music. He was questioned by the superintendent but released. The sign was intended for the sheet music counter and misplayed, leading to the capture by a detective.
A chilling relic tale recounts three Egyptologists who cast lots for a priest’s mummy. Disaster pursued each possessor, ending with a drowning, a runaway bride, and a supposed malevolent image captured by a photographer who later killed himself, as described by T P O Connor.
In a discussion about a much investigated company James E. Martin, brother of Bradley Martin, recalled a tale of a pigeon flier tenant. He contrasted the pigeon's lawful return home with how easily the target company breaches the law, noting the police intervention when the pigeon was set to fly. The anecdote underscores public anger at illegal corporate practices.
Speaker Cannon relays a humorous tale about a government scientist seeking 18 000 for astrophysical study. The scientist explains astrophysical as studying the sun's rays behind the red and says he could see them with funding. The anecdote mocks the justification for the grant.
In a droll remark, Thomas A. Edison suggests a collection plate with separate slots for coin types. Silver coins would drop into velvet compartments while nickels and pennies would trigger a bell like a cash register.
A nostalgic verse from the New York Sun praising a mother’s cooking. It contrasts classic favorites like rhubarb pie doughnuts and roasted sucking pig with modern claims, noting no one matches the mother’s fare. The poem laments current dishes while fondly recalling home comfort foods.
A brief exchange explains what a pedestrian is in simple terms. The father notes a pedestrian is someone who lacks time to move away from an approaching auto, turning a common concept into a learning moment.
In a brief domestic scene Brage-Sure notes Stingyman’s wife is saving all money given to her. She proudly calls it her collection of rare old coins, framing the stash as a personal hobby and asset.
Mrs A Baker of 119 Fitch Street Syracuse testifies to relief from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes severe knee pain and dizziness, then full recovery after three boxes and a further purchase to ensure curing. The pills reportedly aid rheumatic, sciatic, nervous, and related conditions. Sold by druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. cites a Western mill incident to illustrate success. A strong new worker, hired despite no vacancies, lags behind an old veteran in coal shoveling, prompting the foreman to compare their output. The new man admits knowing the situation but insists on his pace.
Morris Wood recalled a friend’s tale from last fall of two youths fighting in the street. The older lad knocked down the younger and kicked him as onlookers watched, with the younger shouting that it was only a fight and not football.
An Asheville man credits Grape-Nuts with resolving long standing stomach and pancreatic issues caused by starchy foods. He describes severe prior pain, misdiagnosis of appendicitis, and dramatic recovery after switching to predigested food, noting weight gain and improved health.
The article explains how a Chinese builder consults a geomancer to choose a non south facing front door, set a size precise to avoid bad luck, erect a protective screen, and place the kitchen fire away from the south. It details timing, unlucky years, and lucky months plus family auspicious days before beginning construction.
In a New article a Neapolitan boot seller Tony who serves offices downtown shares a belief about dreams bringing bad luck. He explains his mother taught that dreaming of actions one can perform without actually doing them invites misfortune. A listener worries about his sisters while Tony accepts the superstition with a grin.
A passenger lights a skunk cabbage cigar and stomps out the glowing end. The stale smoke fills the car as women gasp and men cough. A stout traveler asks the man to stop and relight the cigar.
In Alexandria Virginia a half dozen candidates vied for the town post office. The job went to a longtime incumbent. One loser claimed Washington descent and thirteen children hoping for favor. He quipped that thirteen is an unlucky number after the President's choice.
D Crumbo former mayor of New Albany Indiana writes from 511 E Oak street praising Peruna. He claims it cures catarrh indigestion headaches and general fatigue when used as directed. He notes others praise it and says if needing more medicine he will rely on Peruna in the future.
De Riter recalls overhearing Crittick compare his new tragedy to Shakespeare. Kandor agrees that Shakespeare borrowed plots, noting it as a general practice in literature rather than a precise accusation. The exchange highlights authorship and inspiration across works.
A man known for his love of moving resided in a houseboat, a detail clarified in a brief, lighthearted exchange.
In a brief exchange a woman searches for a missing man and a responder jokes that inadequate glasses hinder the search. The humorous line suggests trying a microscope to focus the inquiry. No further details on location or identities are given.
Mrs Richley scolds her husband and a new doctor after a bizarre exchange about diet. The sick husband questions the corned beef and cabbage claim while she insists the doctor should base charges on that diet. The dialogue reveals a tense, comic moment in a medical setting.
An exchanged dialogue features an old father testing a young suitor about supporting his daughter. The man agrees he can provide but admits he won’t be mean enough to do it, highlighting expectations and pretenses in a marriage proposal scene.
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