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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
2
A Choteau Acantha feature outlines bridal showers from stockings and linen to book and flower events. It notes careful guest selection, unique ideas like turnover collar and shoe candy box favors, and a garden of rose petals as the bride transitions from single life to marriage.
A pastime where players form a circle and elect a hunts man who assigns everyone articles like coat and hat. The hunter walks outside the circle naming items, players seize the person before them, a sudden call of bang leads to a seat rush and the last sitter becomes the hunter.
A patchwork square sofa pillow features a daisy design in red, yellow, and green silks on black satin. The central petals are red silk with a yellow center, green stems and diamonds, all appliqued and finished with a large yellow and black cord.
The article profiles the expansive Webb clan in Letcher County Kentucky. It notes a strong kin network tied by birth and marriage, a predominantly old school Democratic and hard shell Baptist stance, and political influence allowing a Republican son-in-law to win local office. It highlights three generations, many descendants, and Aunt Sally Webb’s long tenure in the family home.
A scholar in his study hears of a circus girl visiting the schoolyard and, moved by Phyllis's kindness, invites her in. The tall, unusual visitor presents herself shyly with mismatched garments and a striking hat as the scholar contemplates her arrival.
Three men on the Madison Avenue bridge maintain two kitchen gardens built into a river breakwater. They grow lettuce onions cucumbers tomatoes celery and roses providing produce for themselves and neighbors. A scholar guides a local girl in a gentle encounter ending with roses and a promised visit.
A strange seawork washed ashore at East Beach last Sunday resembling a horse with a lantern neck light. Captain Walter H. Davis of the life saving crew said the burned behemoth is a crafted float wreck, dubbed the skunkseaina, built from winter floats and lacking a tail.
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