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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface tonic prescribed by noted physicians. It claims internal remedies cure catarrh and lists A B Cheney Co of Toledo as the producer with testimonials shortly after.
OCR text shows a fragmentary dialogue about acts and audience in a play. Mentions boxes and attendees putting on coats and hats. Content is incomplete with garbled punctuation and names unclear.
Advertisement claims distemper is bloodborne and can be cured by Spohn's Distemper Cure which removes the germ from blood and works quickly. Priced at 60 cents per bottle or 85 per dozen, with agents sought and a free book offered. Manufacturers: Spahn Medical Co. Live Stock Doctors, Goshen Indiana.
A brief exchange at a Philadelphia shop ends with the clerk declaring they sell fur caps and the customer noting one might be kept for him. The brief humor reflects retail talk and light market banter.
An advertisement for Wiggle Stick Laundry Blue claims it won’t spill break or freeze and costs 10 cents. It equals 20 cents worth of any other bluing and offers a sample by sending 10 cents to The Laundry Blue Co. at 14 Michigan Street Chicago.
A clipped Cleveland Leader snippet questions how a claim is accepted without proof, featuring the line Yes, my son and a remark about common usage when proof is lacking. The brief exchange hints at editorial scrutiny of argument and evidence.
An old advertisement promotes a Star Washing Machine at two dollars seventy cents with wringer option at three dollars ninety cents. The copy claims health and beauty benefits for wives and daughters and cites John A Salzer Co of La Crosse Wisconsin.
A concise producer notes that some individuals show a ravenous drive to dredge up past disputes. It frames the behavior as an ongoing pattern among certain groups without endorsing it.
A fragmented ad asserts Putnam Faceless Dyes color more goods brighter with less labor than rival products. The wording emphasizes efficiency and superior coloring in general terms.
A devotional line asserts that the path to salvation runs along spiritual tides and divine planting. It emphasizes faith and providence guiding believers toward heavenly realms.
A fragmentary 1900-era letter from St Louis Missouri mentions Christian Endeavor visiting at night Route de tartorine and emphasizes obedience of the heart. It praises Piso's Cure and Dr Eline's Great Nerve Restor for fits and nerves.
In a Chicago Inter Ocean tale, Spilkins bursts into his flat to confront his father in law. He fakes fury to stall another retelling of stale humor. The comic clash ends with both agreeing no more stories, easing Sunday dinners with the couple.
A humor piece recounts Blivins evading a life insurance agent by displaying crepe rosette adorned photos of relatives lost to consumption. The agent offers a million policy, but Blivins cites ancestral losses, feigns sorrow, and ends by lifting a heavy letter press before the agent departs.
The article explains scrap management in U S railways with track crews collecting metal waste from right of way and shops. Scrap trains gather discarded bolts bars and couplings, which are sorted and reused or sold to iron works under contracts, reflecting a newer systematic approach to waste handling.
Stray poem attributed to Thomas Moore surfaces through H J H Petry of Trinity College School Port Hope Canada. The manuscript cites 1870 copying by Major Johnston in Quebec and links to Lord Palmerston. Verses describe memory of past joys and enduring love Chloe.
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