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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
2
A jumble of witty observations on aviation, politics, fashion, crime, and society. The writer skewers modern life with playful lines about aviation meets fashion sensibilities, women in business, globetrotting headlines, and odd cultural quirks.
A Chicago newspaper reader contests the claim that a man could survive a 1000 foot drop from a plane or a barrel over Niagara Falls while noting that real life romance may differ from novelists depictions.
A New York woman believes importing Filipino girls will solve the domestic servant shortage. The observation warns she may simply create another set of issues, adding to the ongoing social problem.
A shoe seller asserts that women’s feet and brains are enlarging. The comment is likely misguided, as it references women’s intellect in relation to shoe purchases and reflects outdated stereotypes.
In the ongoing war against the fly the mosquito seeks escape. Success in eradicating one pest could spur intensified action against the other, urging residents of the slums to maintain vigilance and not assume safety.
The surplus energy of a young boy is finally directed into fly swatting, bringing relief to the household and community. The household rejoices as the boy works to keep the home and yard free of nuisance flies.
A French scientist claims success in hatching tadpoles from frogs eggs using electric shocks. The report notes skepticism and jokes about improbable results such as tadpoles from blackberry seeds.
In 1900 Bristol Belgium widow Remmers sends son Emile to Chicago with two revolvers. After a harsh arrest in Harrison Street station he serves time at the House of Correction. A humane superintendent Whitman and the Parting of the Ways Home help Emile reform, find work in Memphis, and he later becomes a prosperous hotel storekeeper with plans to run his own restaurant.
William A Radford outlines practical home building tips emphasizing women’s input in layout. The illustrated design features a three room main floor, kitchen near dining and entry, a second floor with balcony, cement stucco exterior, and a projected cost of 3500 to 4000 dollars depending on materials.
A dialogue notes progress as fewer women bleach hair. The exchange questions if knowledge or worth rise with time, and replies that hair bleaching has diminished, implying social change reflected in grooming habits.
A fragment notes a pairing of Goldie-One and Gaul in a world of health and money. It suggests a union where one person has health and the other money, expressed as a coy dialogue about becoming one. The tone resembles a witty social exchange from a bygone era.
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