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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
6
Uncle Joshua asks a boy if he is the elevator conductor and learns the boy can take him to the top-twenty-first floor The uncle then asks to go to the seventh floor to avoid risking his reputation at home and claims no one would believe he went higher than ten stories
Miss Elizabeth Gebrki of Test City Arkansas describes six months of severe eczema on her neck. After painful itching and unsuccessful medicines she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting relief the first day and a complete cure after three weeks. She notes her brother’s burn also benefited and promotes free samples from Cuticura Dept. 17 L Boston.
A playful exchange about a missing fishing pole mentions a hatpin use by a sister while the brothers joke about its whereabouts and ownership in a light domestic moment.
A father calls a boy in the infants department to ask the time and bedtime. The child replies with a witty remark that he rarely goes to bed before one, citing personal preference. The anecdote closes with a light note on nightly routines.
A teacher recalls Queen Mary loving France and Calais etched on her heart. Jimmy Smith claims he listened, but misquotes the poet, saying Kelly would be written instead, in a witty classroom exchange from National Monthly.
A humorous exchange contrasts cool weather at a resort with town heat. The speaker jokes about sleighing and claims to have slain a thousand files and mosquitoes, turning a misheard word into a playful miscommunication.
A curious person asks a fat sideshow worker if her parents live and about family size. She replies yes and that her family is large, adding humor that she is “in the familly.”
A chaotic dialogue hints at an imminent rush and potential danger as one character urges another to leave fast. The exchange suggests a brewing brainstorm or plan that could lead to trouble if delayed.
In a playful verse a mother notes social duties and family neglect, with a doctor remark about a sundae as a prompt. Mrs De Styles approves and a secretary agrees to send a marked society paper copy detailing August plans.
A brief, period voice exchanges between a beauty and a boatswain about being away at sea. The dialogue captures nautical longing andshore leave humor characteristic of early 20th century maritime humor.
A witty exchange shows a quarrel about coffee quality. He proclaims it poor while she glowers. He laments the taste as he jests that he has grounds implying a pun on grounds and reasons.
A lighthearted exchange questions summer travel plans as one person jokes about gaining weight to avoid wearing gowns. The other replies that staying home may force more wardrobe choices.
A quip about a beauty surgeon offering wrinkle removal leads to a plan for a trial on a pet bulldog. The dialogue touches on show girls, a famine season, and a lobster supply drop noted as No 8. The exchange blends humor and uncertainty about demonstrations and shortages.
The fragment notes a claim that a husband kissed his Attlea wife twice daily and that the postman did the same, as the accompanying brief text asserts.
Snippets from the Summer Resort scene show Mrs Gotham and two Brooklyn and Harlem women arguing over social ties. The chatter reveals a web of acquaintances where one woman refuses to socialize with another, prompting frustrated responses on Fifth Avenue and beyond.
A brief dialogue portrays a drought worry and a humorous claim that rain would mirror Noahs flood. The exchange contrasts fear of dryness with the idea that rain could be a monumental test, framed in a light, comic tone.
A fragmentary dialogue warns thinking twice before marriage. One speaker cautions that marriage is enduring and cannot be undone quickly. The other concedes having spent six months in Reno, implying a cautionary tale about impulsive vows.
Dhankin debates a big stash of cigar coupons. Fyle leans toward spending on a 25 cent razor instead of a 1911 motorcycle, signaling a cautious choice despite the wide range of options.
A man admits one past act of regret telling a woman the moment of truth. He recalls once attempting to rescue a man who had overturned a boat, a dangerous effort that haunted him.
The text notes that Sigsby claims his daughter is peerless after a foreign nobleman she was engaged to has jilting her, reflecting a strained betrothal and social embarrassment.
The account notes Sareafa praises the umpire as a keen judge of strikes while the second Rooter recalls the official once served as a walking delegate.
A cryptic folk verse recounts Jack and Jill climbing a hill for water while their mother laments the muddy scene and imitates a skeptical cry.
A brief, deflective remark showing confusion and self belief about golf terms and caddie use with no actionable information or names.
A nurse should serve nourishing food in dainty portions and at fixed times. Avoid large servings or keeping food present to tempt appetite. Use varied, tasty offerings, avoid relying on beef tea, and keep food and tableware pristine to stimulate the patient’s willingness to eat. Ensure comfort and proper table warming methods.
Two rabbits browned with onion celery and bay leaf in butter then simmered. Butter flour roux, add sherry and hot water, salt, Worcester sauce, capers and olives. Return rabbits, simmer, strain sauce over meat, garnish with olives and parsley.
List of sauces suited to various roasted meats and fish dishes including mint sauce horseradish tomato catsup apple and currant jellies and oyster cream mushroom and caper sauces for different pairings with beef pork lamb turkey goose and fowl.
A refreshing ice cold soup uses two cupfuls of mashed small fruit such as blackberries strawberries currants or raspberries with one cup of sugar and plenty of ice water and ice. Top each serving with a meringue made from two egg whites and half a cup of powdered sugar and serve with waterettes or oyster crackers.
A whitefish is baked in milk with salt pepper and butter. The fish is cooked until the flesh separates from the bones, then served with a milk sauce thickened with butter and flour and garnished with parsley and lemon slices.
Beat one egg with one cup granulated sugar and add flavoring except fruit juice. Just before serving pour over one cup boiling milk and beat hard while pouring. Do not return to stove or try to keep it hot.
A public letter from a 28 year old man with dyspepsia and insomnia leads to Munyon presenting a stomach treatment that supposedly strengthens digestion nerves and vitality. He cites historical figures, urges immediate trial, and offers free consultation from Munyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia.
A friend extols learning from nature while a landscaper notes practical knowledge gained from supervising workers. She quips she can identify whisky tobacco and profanity a rod away. The piece ends with a cynical line about college graduates and dying rich.
The exhibit announces bells and lights to mark a birth every four minutes, a death every seven minutes, and a marriage every eleven minutes in a municipal budget demonstration. The description adds no specifics on triggers like cafe bottle pops or bellboy tips.
A reflective remark compares human nature to climbing after enjoying a long successful descent. It uses vivid imagery of a hill and a slide to illustrate the push and pull of progress and discomfort following pleasure.
Universal Portland Cement Co and Security Bank Blog report annual cement output reaching 10 000 000 barrels from Minneapolis facilities. The item notes production capacity and corporate statistics relevant to investors and regional industry watchers.
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