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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
7
Mrs. Kate Keim of New York recalls how her three sons suffered eczema for five months with itchy sores on the scalp. After trying medical dispensaries with little success, she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment which rapidly cleared the sores, leaving no visible signs.
In a sharp exchange, a clever ad man explains creating demand for a patent medicine. The quack asserts Sunday sales bans by police on drugstores kept costs low, proving effective in limiting distribution.
Standing the test of sixty years, Allcock’s Plasters resist imitation by counterfeit products with hollow claims. Medical authorities and millions of grateful patients endorse their efficacy as a trusted household remedy.
In a brief family moment Christabel, curious about a new neighbor's infant, asks what the mother will do with the old baby. The exchange shows a child's frank interpretation of a newborn in simple home talk.
A humorous observation notes that a man discovers a mule is less obstinate than a husband after marriage, contrasting stubbornness in animals with married life.
Witty remark notes that a malfunctioning clock should feel ashamed to face its owner, suggesting even inanimate objects bear responsibility for timekeeping errors. The line reflects a humorous view of human impatience and the inevitability of duties, using irony to highlight punctuality.
A playful note describes children sleeping as stockings wait and Santa Claus prepares to appear. The scene features a whistle and a dumb waiter rising signaling the arrival of Santa with surprises.
A father tells his son that Santa Claus has little trouble delivering gifts, but the real difficulty lies in paying for them. The exchange reveals a family's humorous yet somber view on expenses and holiday economy.
A Washington Star feature highlights lookalikes across public life. Presidents, cabinet officers, senators, and representatives are compared to figures like Moody, Aldrich, Foraker, Capron, and Quay, with anecdotes of mistaken identity and humorous comparisons.
A Washington Star item recalls a neighbor objecting to a phonograph in an adjoining flat. A man on Fourteenth Street notes the era’s scientific claims about sound waves affecting sensibilities, while a resident asks a host to stop the music to avoid disturbing her goldfish.
Representative Candler recalls a remark by the late Governor McNutt about turkey being a modest dish. McNutt joked that turkey is too much for one and not enough for two, a line told to friends during a holiday visit in Mississippi.
Advertises a 40 page trap book with 46 illustrated wild animals in natural colors. Includes bar meter calendar gun trap catalog and fur prices. Postpaid for 10c stamps or silver. Free to those who ship to or buy from Fur Dept N. W. Ide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minn.
In a brief street car encounter, a woman and Mr. Saxby discuss whether she was seen. She notes she was standing, implying a quiet, casual exchange that gives a glimpse of daily urban life. The dialogue hints at social familiarity without further action or context.
In a Pinch Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder that cures painful smarting and nervous feet in growing nails. It makes new shoes easy and offers a cure for sweating feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Trial package free. Address A S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Mr Dustin Stax asserts that prosperity has risen because people can pay the prices charged for basic foodstuffs. He directly links affordability to current living standards and defends high prices as evidence of wealth.
The product Garfield Tea is marketed as an herb remedy promising good health. It claims to purify the blood, cleanse the system, and make people well while asserting compliance with a Pure Good Law.
A brief morale note urges self regard and confidence. The text hints at adversaries working behind the scenes yet stresses self-reliance and personal effort to overcome challenges.
Report by patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson lists patents issued to Northwestern inventors. Names include Phillip Bernard Jefferson S D chicken waterer Jens M Clausen Hopkins Minn line holder John Erickson Sheyenne ND flush hinge Christian Glasrud Sheyenne ND lubricator Francis Peteler Minneapolis Minn dumping car Clarence D Pruden St Paul Minn making troughs Newton G Sprague Minneapolis Minn incubator.
A comic prankster insists his irate target lacks a sense of humor. The remark highlights the clash between mischief and offense in social interactions.
The item promotes Bilomo Quinine as a laxative remedy and warns that some remedies deceive. It references a White Package Cold Tablet with Grove signature priced 25c and urges quick action. It also advertises Putnam Faceless Dyes and advises asking a druggist.
A concise remark noting that the speaker perceives their difficulties as minor compared with those of surrounding neighbors. The line emphasizes relative hardship and local perspective without detailing specific events or names.
A discussion of female health leading to surgical operations and the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preventive and curative treatment. Letters from users claim the remedy saved women from operations and restored health, with endorsements from Mrs. Pinkham.
A line from a Lynn Massachusetts advisor invites women with any form of female weakness to write for tailored guidance. Mrs Pinkham promises free, prompt advice based on vast experience and symptom evaluation.
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