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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
7
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Napoleon Ohio suffers kidney trouble for fifteen years with back pain poor vision and dizzy spells. Ten years unable to do housework she finds relief and claim of cure from Deans Kidney Pills sold for 65 cents a box by Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Minneapolis firm Waterman Hunter Co offers catalog building materials for construction needs. The ad notes many men struggle to meet expenses because they are headed the wrong way.
An old advertisement promotes Krause’s Cold Capsules claiming fast relief from sneezing. Sold at druggists for 25 cents each.
The piece notes razors with 18 karat gold or plain finishes priced from a dollar to $350, with silver and ivory handles ranging from $2 to $8 and up. Elaborate carving boosts cost, and costly razors are often marketed as gifts.
A 1907 advertisement offers cash prizes to readers who write truthful letters about coffee to Postum. Winners receive gold pieces and greenbacks, with judging by independent experts. Contest closes June 1 1907, entries submitted to Postum Cereal Co Ltd Battle Creek Mich.
Ruffs and capes in tulle lace chiffon and feathers replace fur, with at home makeable scarfs. Practical models include brown tulle ruff on silk band and black ring-dot net ruches. Carrick style capes in cherry broadcloth trimmed with black velvet and gold braid offer smart country and seaside wear.
A historical column lists humorous party forfeits from pantomime to singing styles and a spinster themed tea event hosted by a group of bachelor maids. It details a spinster menu with punny favors and a linen shower plan with heart shaped invitations and wedding prep tips.
The article notes foulard fabrics will be popular this season with soft silks in demand. It highlights versatile uses in shirt waist dresses and cool, light silk qualities. Stripes of various widths replace polka dots, with wide and narrow bands in multiple color tones.
Interest grows nation wide as C M Manley, designer of Langley’s Buzzard, hopes to trial the airship again. Government rights and Smithsonian possession cloud prospects, with scientist support but little chance of new funding. Newsboy skates bundle of papers to save carfare as President Cannon travels and a postal card to Uncle Joe calls for fiscal restraint and fewer visitors in Washington.
The ad urges sending hides furs wool and pelts to N W Hide and Fur Co Minneapolis Minnesota promising full value. It also notes the ease of maintaining a good reputation and suggests age brings wisdom.
An assortment of clipped items mentions Texas Gulf Coast land prospects with notes on weather and farming, live agents in recruitment, Theodore F. Koch of St. Paul Minnesota, tax burdens on land, goods like dresses and dyes, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and a satirical line about an elastic currency versus a more adhesive brand.
An old ad promotes a sea sonal fly killer and Garfield Tea as a gentle laxative. It suggests jail as punishment for all and urges readers to order Garfield Tea for constipation and other ailments, claiming harmless herbs.
A humorous line notes music appeals even to a savage pounding the piano while a butcher moves, pulling up steaks as part of his routine.
A fragmented meditation on failed resolutions and social norms. The speaker notes trouble in keeping vows and mocks or laments changing attitudes toward women, hinting at self admonition and cultural critique.
The government will pay railroads 76 million dollars this year for carrying the mails, a record figure. Secretary Cortelyou is praised as a hard worker, reportedly putting in more hours per day than any other cabinet member.
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