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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
6
Julia Bottomley notes spring hats vary from braid on wire frames to pressed shapes and soft collapsible styles. She argues western workers’ higher education yields better materials, workmanship, and ladylike appearance, urging shoppers west of the Alleghenies to seek real millinery at safer prices.
Compact description of a practical daily costume suited to firm woolen fabrics, with a short seven gored skirt and a wrapped left front coat featuring a square tab fastened by hooks and eyes or press studs. Emphasizes soft colorings for the season.
A stylish alternative to standard hair nets, silver or gold nets are used to shape and elevate elaborate coiffures. The linked metallic net adds a shimmering touch, creating a distinctive effect when worn over lustrous black hair.
A long flat neck frill gains a new look by attaching a standing collar to it, adding definition and structure to the traditional neckline. The update blends old and new styling cues for a refined, modern finish.
Colorful blouses are in demand this summer with blue and green as core schemes. Wearers should plan a cohesive palette to avoid clashing outfits, aiming for black with white or dark blue for versatility. Bold bands, golden browns, greens, blues, wine tones, and pinks dominate, with white muslin blouses in fine Swiss dot fabrics also popular.
Pouch bags feature an oval bottom and velvet one side with bright satin on the other. The top attaches to the bottom, finished with black satin ribbon and lined in satin. A satin drawstring hangs over the arm, with possible lining colors including coral green burnt orange or royal purple.
The Homestead advises against declaring a single best hog breed for all, noting choices depend on local demand and environment. Beginners fare best by selecting breeds common in their area, such as Hampshire in growth and hardiness, to ease selling surplus males and establish a reliable breeding base.
An agricultural note argues guinea hens can be nearly as profitable as standard chickens if properly cared for. It notes guinea eggs may be less popular, but bakers prefer them for cake. confinement aids hatching and taming, while free range nests are common but expose nest losses and pest risks.
Guidance on salt placement for calves mirrors that used for older stock, ensuring salt is always available. It emphasizes consistent access to minerals to support growth and health across age groups.
The article stresses building bone and muscle in young draft horses without overfeeding corn and meal. Daily pasture exercise is advised, followed by careful work as horses mature. With proper feeding and conditioning, buyers pay $25 to $50 more for a well-grown horse than for a thin one.
Advice on pig care stressing regular feeding and watering. Remove any sick pig to a separate ration, as this improves chances of recovery without further treatment.
WW Belmer of Connecticut builds a large seed bed to grow healthy transplantable tobacco plants. The bed costs about three dollars more than traditional beds and uses a ridge wire and ropes to maintain the tented frame, with slides on the west and south for sun access.
The endorsement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers genuine remedies beyond its sarsaparilla content. It warns against cheaper imitations, arguing they are inferior, cheaper to produce, and less profitable for sellers.
Jonathan Silas died after a dentist warned him to use gas for a tooth extraction. He reportedly did not take gas at the chair but returned to his boarding house and administered gas to himself leading to his death.
David M. Shaw recounts crippling itching and sleepless months due to eczema on face and scalp. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily, he reports complete relief and urges others with similar eruptions to try the remedies. Signed New York City June 2, 1910. Potter Drug & Chem Corp offers free skin and scalp trouble book.
A brief quip from Success Magazine portrays a boy asking a countryman if politicians kissed him as a baby, followed by the elder's puzzled reaction and a sly social commentary on politics.
A heated exchange centers on school logistics with Papil blaming distance from home for delays and the teacher asserting responsibility. The dispute highlights tensions over school location and punctuality.
Fargo N D offers specialist services in eye ear nose and throat care. The ad mentions a physician named J H Rindlaub and ties in a light literary line about reducing walls between acts and a Garfield Tea health claim.
Instructions emphasize a 20 to 30 minute churning window to produce butter with good salt. Great care ensures salt is well worked in. When cream forms granular butter it should not be overworked to avoid overprocessing.
At Rome in September the International Congress of Tuberculosis will host representatives from over 30 national and provincial associations. Delegates will come from United States Canada Cuba Trinidad England Wales Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Russia Germany Belgium Holland France Switzerland Portugal Italy Greece Bulgaria Hungary Austria New Zealand Japan Cape Colony Argentina Brazil Chile Newfoundland Romania Uruguay and Venezuela.
A humorous tale recalls Brown meeting an old friend Jones at heaven's gate. Jones laments his misfortune after crossing the Styx as his wings ail and his halo proves ill fitting, sparking a lighthearted reflection on paradise trials.
A bantam lays eggs around the yard but Mr A J Gorringe’s cat finds every egg. The cat places the egg on the step and rattles the door handle with her paws until the mistress arrives to take the egg. Not one egg has been broken.
Old established garage for sale due to health. Includes a fine line of six months. Address at 51 West Fourth Street, Aust.
A humorous Harper's Bazaar fragment shows a father painting a table and claiming to have worn two pairs of trousers for the task. The exchange unfolds with the mother asking and the father confirming the effort.
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder loosens tight shoes for comfort. It asks readers to send for a package to Allen 8 Olmsted Les Roy M. inclusion of a self addressed envelope.
A light quip frames a coworker as someone who helps you work. The joke hinges on a playful interpretation of the phrase and the social role of colleagues.
A promotional style note extols Hamlins Hard Oil as a fair home staple and emergency aid. It likens the product to a family doctor and a steadfast friend, urging continued use to support a trusted institution through precedent.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as helping overworked digestive organs, correcting constipation, cleansing the system, and ridding the blood of impurities. The copy urges better behavior to improve results and asks readers to try it.
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