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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
7
Medical Record argues that physical training, including military drill, aims to increase reserve power rather than raw strength. Hardening requires endurance within the body's limits, avoiding excessive fatigue. Overdoing it risks creating a muscle bound state tied to actual bodily needs and recovery capacity.
A classroom joke ends with the teacher declaring Tommy a lost cause after his quips on grammar. The exchange centers on articles pronouns verbs and the idea of active versus passive voice.
Early explorers noted queer waxlike substance at the Nehalem River mouth in Oregon. Large deposits were found in beach sands and shipped to Hawaii in 1846 and later to Pacific markets. Laboratory tests align it with beeswax, not ozocerite, fueling debate and tying to an Indian legend of a shipwreck near the coast in 1769.
The passage asks if an animal can learn a new action by watching another. It describes a chicken in a pen with a latch reachable by pecking a string and a trained chick escaping. It questions whether the observing chick will imitate the action to escape.
In a humorous remark, Mr. Dubhwaite downplays sharks while Mr. Twobble warns of other perils. The finial tale describes Mrs. Twobble's bath moment when a cockroach crawled along the tub edge, alarming the neighborhood.
The passage urges natural healing to cure colds and catarrh by addressing the underlying disease. It warns that heat worsens catarrh and chronic systemic issues, which harm digestion and the stomach and bowels, and claims relief comes from clearing the catarrh itself.
Ford Times outlines safe wintering of vehicles. It warns against draining without antifreeze, explains proper antifreeze mixtures and freezing points, and details storage steps from draining coolant to halting fuel, cleaning and protecting tires, top care, and covered storage for the season.
The Court of Appeals sustained the appeal of Wills V. Cole, a Christian Science leader, who was convicted about five years ago of practicing medicine without a license. The ruling upholds the prior appellate actions in a case involving professional practice allegations.
The court reversed Judge Seabury on a charge about practicing medicine without a license and ruled the jury must decide if healing by religious tenets qualifies as defense. Chief Justice Bartlett emphasized that legislation cannot criminalize healing by prayer. Everett I W W violence noted and Deer Lodge report on electric locomotive train westward.
Florence Agnes Carrier formerly Black of Great Falls Montana has filed for final proof to establish a desert land claim No 016248 covering E% NW% SW% NW% section 29 and other parcels in township 23 north range west Montana Meridian. The hearing is set for December 22, 1916 before the United States Land Office Register. Witnesses named J H Miller John Bruce Jasper Murray Percy Hodgskiss all of Chateau Montana. First pub November 22 last December 20.
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