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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
7
In Galena Kansas a woman describes a lump on her side that grew after a March fall. She says doctors advised surgery for a tumor but after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the lump dissolved. She praises the remedy for various female ailments and offers Mrs Pinkham's correspondence for advice.
A brief exchange shows a woman named Jeanette confronting a man she calls the meanest she ever met after denying his professed devotion. She tells him to move on, but he reportedly reacts with visible distress and grief.
A five year old girl named Helen delays bedtime at 8:30 after a party. An aunt offers help but Helen insists she will reach sleep all too soon, speaking with patient resolve.
In a Harper's Bazaar dialogue snippet, Margaret asks Katherine if she told the girls about a secret confided to her and Josephine at the tea. Katherine denies and notes Josephine arrived first.
In Eureka three months after engagement Molly Abernathy and Dick Hathaway confront a social tangle. The spark returns when H Earlington Hopper and Helen Ware elope, revealing Molly and Dick’s renewed trust and readiness to wed, despite earlier misgivings.
An American Boy article discusses animal coloration. It explains how tiger stripes blend in Asian grasslands enabling stealth hunting and contrasts with lions in Africa whose color aids concealment in deserts and wilderness. It notes protective coloration helps both predators and prey against carnivores.
A playful exchange shows Ethel and Ernest discussing an engagement fallout and a hypothetical horse running away with the speaker, with sharp wit about seizing a chance. The dialogue reflects humorous, candid couple dynamics and cheeky self reference.
A Atchison mother recounts a seven week old baby suffering severe eczema. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura products and reports complete clearance for over a year and a half with no recurrence.
A traveler shares a scene in a railway compartment with an old lady and her twelve year old son. At a station the mother asks the boy be hidden under a seat to avoid paying for a ticket. The traveler intervenes and notes the risk of two under the salt already.
Harker complains about election bets as he reveals he won ten boxes of rank cigars which he sold for a dollar to a tobacconist. His wife then buys the entire lot at a bargain price to gift him for his birthday.
Readers are invited to secure a Kuhn irrigated tract in the Sacramento Valley at half value. The offer promises low maintenance costs, water rights, drainage, ten months growing season, and potential income from alfalfa, poultry, dairy, and fruit crops. Listings request inquiries to H. L. Hollister & Co. in Chicago or Pittsburgh.
The Ellis Island records show 52 727 immigrants arrived in July, with 12 895 or about 25 percent illiterate. Illiteracy is not a barrier if the immigrant appears physically able to work. Only 1 127 people were barred from entry at this port last month.
If you are a trifle sensitive about the size of your shoes many people wear smaller shoes by using Allen's Foot-Fase the antiseptic powder to shake into the shoes. It cures tired swollen aching feet and gives rest and comfort. Sample sent free. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
In Tit-Bits humor a backer and a self styled lighter exchange boastful banter. The speaker asserts generosity yet hints at ongoing struggle while the other invites further assistance. The dialect suggests a light hearted comic scene from a period publication.
A concise classified notice from N. W. Hide and Fur Co. in Minneapolis invites readers to pay furs and slides, request catalog 105, and purchase guns and traps at low prices.
George a manly fellow is charged with theft for stealing kisses from his sweet heart Maude who received the stolen property. A properly qualified official pronounces sentence and declares they will serve their time together despite several small offenses charged to them.
The Millinery Trade Review notes that consumer flirtation with fashion, not prosperity or adversity, governs demand. Uncertainties in the month stem from doubts about distributor and consumer acceptance of new lines, causing reduced buying as fashion alone determines success.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County oath by Frank J Cheney senior partner of FP J Cheney & Co that firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason date December 6 1836. Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills ends with a joke about a rafffle engagement.
Dr. J. H. Rindlaub of Fargo specialist in eye ear nose and throat notes onions as a nourishing vegetable. The short health claim contrasts onions with other vegetables in a local health column.
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