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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
2
The Census Bureau reports United States mortality from 1900 to 1904 with tuberculosis and pneumonia as leading causes. Winter months see the peak deaths from lung trouble, and a doctor’s home remedy using Virgin Oil of Pine, glycerine, and whisky is recommended to break a cold in 24 hours.
A dialogue between Mrs Newcoyne and Mr Newcoyne recalls a trip to Paris. The governess asks if Louvre visits occurred while in the city. The memory turns to a pocket picking incident experienced there.
An historical advertisement promotes Garfield Tea as an absolutely pure and effective laxative made of herbs. It claims to purify the blood relieve constipation and eradicate rheumatism and chronic diseases.
Miss Knox notes a compliment about cheeks as roses while Miss Passay reacts with coy delight as the exchange continues. The two girls exchange flattery and playful teasing, reflecting period social charm.
A father sadly reflects on ten years waiting for his wife to stop playing piano. His friend questions the turning point, and he reveals that now his three daughters themselves play the piano.
In Washington Henry J. Woodhouse a noted meteorologist notes winter fog has drawbacks including soot on faces He jokes about future fog clearing with electricity and recalls a restaurant encounter where a man misreads a soot speck as a mole and jokes about his fog day average of ten applicants to wash it off.
A desperate patient describes years of spinal irritation and nervous trouble eased after switching from coffee to Postum. She reports improved health, walking ability, appetite, and sleep, crediting Postum with life renewed. The testimonial attributes relief to proper preparation and endorses the product from Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
At Bosham in Chichester Harbor a French captain plots to seize the Firefly and free prisoners. Greg Applegarth betrays his comrades to pilot the brigantine up the creek but helps trap the French, returning the ship and earning a quarter share from Jacob Dempster.
An army officer visiting Washington warns that recruiting shortages press both services to poach applicants. Rival stations in Sioux City, where army navy and Marines vie for men, reportedly lure recruits away, despite promises to army headquarters. A court martial penalty and post canteen abolition reduce “extras” like butter and milk, worsening manpower gaps.
A queer figure known as Jack the Dipper once wandered Washington streets collecting items from gutters before sweepers arrived. He earned small sums from finds, likening himself to Rockefeller, and was said to have died in New York while later connected to a “white wings” flock.
A Washington Star reader column notes water tanks on building roofs as fire safety devices but criticizes their plain appearance. The exchange questions cost, aesthetics, and urban beauty, arguing for ornamentation despite practical function.
A Willard lobby scene shows a western congressman voting for a pay rise while promising to donate it to district hospitals. A wealthy colleague says he will do the same, only to reveal he will let his creditors take the extra funds. The exchange highlights the clash between public duty and private gain.
An autos racer quips that a misstep recalls a Vanderbilt dinner for 200 plus guests. A declined invitation joked that Mr T Willie Fluble died last March, implying he would have attended if alive.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson lists patent grants to inventors in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota including Peter Haff en Brookings D combined coat and hat rack Andrew Hawkinson St Paul pulling box for conduits Ira C Jones Minneapolis brick drier Samuel C Kagarice Sioux Falls invalid bed John S Richardson Nowesta N D bundle loader Eewin M Rosenquist St Paul wearing apparel Edgar A Wolf Nerstrand signal new patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors.
A supreme court judge polishes his glasses with calm dignity and warns against judging others. He adds a quip about being roasted in the magazines, pausing to consider the crowd. The remark underscores the judge’s measured, self aware stance.
Fraxx J. Cuenzy declares he heads F. J. Cuenzy & Co in Toledo Ohio and pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Mavis Catarrh Cure, sworn before A W Gleason on December 6 19th century affidavit notes.
A clipped aphorism notes that harsh or unwelcome facts tend to irritate listeners who lack stake or interest. The line implies discomfort arises from information not directly affecting the audience.
A visitor to little Willie tells him he cannot wait to see papa any longer and must visit his uncle. Willie asks why he is not taking anything, and the visitor questions what papa usually takes when he goes to see his uncle.
An early 1900s seed catalog advertisement from John A Salter Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a 12 cent postpaid offer to gain 200000 new customers. The mail order pitch touts numerous vegetable seeds including beet cabbage cucumber lettuce radish tomato turnip and cauliflower with a free mammoth plant nursery stock and tool catalog sent for 16 cents extra.
A short adage notes that praise silences critics and flatterers alike. It implies public approval protects vocal performers from harsh judgment and reinforces loyalty through complimentary performance.
A concise look at how financial leverage shapes policy choices in legislative discussions. Wealthier stakeholders push for favorable terms, while opponents highlight economic risks and broader social costs.
Promote a 40 page illustrated wild animals book with natural color images and a gun and trap catalog. Includes barometer calendar and fur price list. Postpaid for 10 cent stamps or silver. Free to those who ship or buy. Fur Dept N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minnesota.
Advertisement claims PAZO ointment cures itching bleeding and related piles within six to fourteen days or money back. It asserts a full guarantee and refund if symptoms persist.
A witty saying notes that many wives dress fashionably when the husband’s creditors can pay. The remark implies social pressure from financial troubles and the perception of status through attire.
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