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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
7
Mrs S A Moore of Waterville Missouri endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming backache headaches dizziness and urinary issues vanished after use. The advertisement quotes a testimonial from Mrs Moore and notes the product costs 50 cents a box and is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In Kentucky voters hear a chorus favoring Roosevelt Ready Relief over Taft Tonic as a witty drugstore philosopher quips that steering the people toward Taft is pointless when the public craves Roosevelt reform.
Allen's Foot-Ease offers relief for hot sweaty calloused swollen and aching feet. Sold by all druggists price 25 cents. Don't accept substitutes. Trial package free. Address Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
Mrs Knicker and Mabel discuss summer plans in a light dialogue. Mrs Becker worries about making sure her husband does not have a good time, revealing a playful domestic scene.
An old advertisement promotes Krause's Headache Capsules by Norman Lichty Mig. Co. in Des Moines Iowa offering relief for head pains at a price of 25 cents.
An early morning advertisement from Dacotah Mfg Co of St Paul promotes DACOTAH brand pants shirts and Mackinaws. The copy claims guaranteed wear and a replacement if they fail, urging readers to demand the items from their dealer.
A concise old style note hints that large roofing or construction fronts may conceal a larger mall venture while many resolutions fail or die in the process, reflecting cautious business optimism and risks.
Carson Wood and Weiller of South St. Paul Minnesota advertise to ship cattle hogs and sheep with highest market price guaranteed.
The throttle of the first Japanese railway train was pulled by Duncan McDonald, an American now with Southern Pacific. The moment marked thirty five years since Yokohama to Tokyo narrow gauge line completion, with McDonald drawing the mikado as a young man of about twenty.
Cologne Germany fire brigade adopts a new heat veil for firefighters. The device uses cane fiber double windows and a dampened veil attached to the brass helmet to shield faces from heat.
Children and Forestry Massachusetts promotes forestry education in public schools. State forester F. W. Rane circulated letters to superintendents offering seedlings and seeds of white pine white ash red spruce beech chestnut and acorn trees at actual digging and express costs.
An editorial excerpt argues nerves suffer from sedentary work and cold climate. It promotes Grape-Nuts by Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan as a pure natural food for brain work, claiming it contains minerals needed for brain and nerve repair and is ready to serve with cream. It also mentions reading The Road to Wellville and a health slogan There’s a Reason.
A survey shows numerous North American birds eat scale insects, including plum and apricot scales. Species such as the rose breasted grosbeak, cardinal, and bluebirds feed on Eulecanium and related scales, aiding fruit trees and other ornamentals.
An account of St Piran's Cross at Perranzabuloe describing its Cornish round headed design symbolizing redemption and eternity. It recounts St Piran, a sixth century Irish-born saint, his Cornwall mission, the sandy site at Perran Sands, and the rebuilding of a inland church after shifting sands threatened the original shrine.
M Tronget in Montlucon trains a two year old boar to run in a harness. A special gig carries the boar and its master for daily rides. Locals in the French forest town have grown used to the unusual sight as the animal subsists on roots and leaves gathered from nearby woods.
Carrie the spaniel died protecting five year old Emilie Schlichting at Hicks Street and Middaugh as a truck approached. Emilie, daughter of William G. Schlichting, escaped unharmed and was safeguarded by the devoted pet despite the fatal tragedy.
In Herbling near Billingsborough England a cross bred Persian disappeared for sixteen days then was found in a rabbit trap in an open field. The cat was skeleton thin and unable to walk but survived heavy rain and confinement and is now recovering after treatment. It had been nursing a kitten at the time of disappearance.
A recollection describes a boy who believed touching toads caused warts. The superstition reflects early folk caution and local remedies once taught in communities.
Abie Rosenberg and his wife discuss advertising the found money. He plans to store the cash in stock and promote the shop’s goods rather than return it.
Mrs Tucker asks about Tommy's condition as surgeons report no further change and hope to save the rest of his fingers after an injury.
Miller and Holmes of St Paul advertise top prices for cream with daily cash payments and request readers to write for tags and prices. A brief note mocks a marriage remark about beauty and a closing line promotes cigars as last offerings.
A small ad notes OLD COUNTRY CEYLON TEA at one dollar per pound selling for 50 cents. Free sample offer via Wm. McMurray of St Paul Minnesota. A closing quip remarks that a man who takes himself seriously often marries a woman who does not.
A humorous remark contrasts a woman recovering from typhoid fever with a bald headed man who says he finds little satisfaction in recounting how curly his hair used to be.
Concordia College offers an illustrated catalogue free on application. Address Prof. R Bogstad Moorhead Minnesota.
A reflective line notes the irony of people urging others to act yet failing to follow their own counsel. It emphasizes self awareness and the common human gap between beliefs and actions.
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