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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
3
Mrs Minnie Turner of E B St Ana darko Oklahoma a nurse credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid health improvement from a run down condition kidney and backache and bloated limbs after using five boxes she says she is telling everybody about it. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The dialogue features Mose Coomey Abe Mokeby Jefferson Yallerby and Bill Bingy in a poker game followed by a bank run caused by panicked depositors. The institution suspends operations until emotions calm, while customers insist on continuing business as usual. An illustrated magazine ad extols Defiance Starch for laundering fine wash goods and starching to improve appearance.
A Victorian note discusses tuberc lupus risk among France liquor dealers, linked to alcohol use. It also praises Defiance Starch for home laundering without harming shirt stiffness. A quip about marriage and heaven appears, followed by a health ad for Dr. J H Rindlaub, specialist in Fargo, North Dakota.
A fragment from THE DANGER SIGNAL presents Freddy claiming illness and restlessness with dialogue about wakefulness and sleep. the tone hints at a psychological or suspenseful vignette in progress.
Practical winter wardrobe suggestions for children with simple cuts and matching trims. Emphasizes traditional styles like princess slips and belted dresses in white and pale colors, with wool, gingham, and cheviot fabrics. Recommends versatile home sewing using contrasting scraps and simple headgear for ages under ten.
The article urges focusing on overall style rather than isolated details. It argues that fit, line, and overall silhouette trump small differences like collar sharpness or sleeve cuts. It stresses totality in dress, millinery, and harmonious color and trimming choices.
Outdoor wear feature details a dragon fly blue Venetian cloth costume with a skirt showing two plaits along each side and stitched portions extending most of the way down.
Description notes a coat trimmed with braid along all edges, a seam down both front and back, braid tabs on the sleeves and near the front fastening, and a black satin collar. The coat closes at the front with a point fastener and features a braid strip along the outer arm with three additional braid tabs beside it.
A description of fashionable gowns highlights sashes worn at the front, swinging from the waist with deep silk fringe. A black foulard gown with a coin spot of white shows a draped surplice bodice and a V neck trimmed in narrow embroidery on black net, with the sash extending to below the knees.
A revival of the simple feather stitching decorates negligees. The old fashioned technique is being used anew as a decorative trim.
A New York friend recounts a three year old aboard a ship eating an entire box of graham crackers spread with Cuticura Ointment. He says the ointment cured a bad cold and contains only pure harmless ingredients. Potter Drug & Chem Corp, Boston, ships sole props, promotes the product's safety for children and infant skin.
A young couple quarrels over chocolates while the man cites 65 boxes bought in a year and the woman admits love for chocolate. The piece then shifts to the summer trend of fine white goods and Defiance Starch touted as safe for delicate fabrics and capable of high stiffness with less product.
Readable fragments describe a four year old boy named Henry arguing with his mother over washing his anatomy and a nearby note on the 800 foot Yellow river bridge at Lanchowfu nearing completion. Other lines promote patent medicines and social observations in a miscellany style.
Perry Davis' Painkiller has been used in many families for four generations. It is relied upon for colds neuralgia sciatica strains burns or bruises. 25c 85c 50c a bottle Gossip has a thousand tongues and they all work overtime.
A collage of quotes and ad copy depicts spectators at a railroad scene and a laundry starch pitch. Lines mock a Rail era setting with onlookers noting views of a passing car and a turn for entertainment while a household product touts Defiance Starch’s strength for thinner application.
A mixed rambling page note promotes Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething gums and windcolic while boasting honesty saving men from politics. An ad proclaims guns and traps for sale by N W Hide and Fur Co in Minneap olis. It closes with a quip that some men never do anything on time except quit work.
In a Baltimore American item a wife argues Said William can earn money but not save while his mother recalls warning her son about marrying you. The page includes a quip about rich children and a woodshed as a sign of a spoiled kid and a public notice style gag.
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