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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
7
The letter reveals a scornful reply from a former suitor who admits he cannot distinguish Mabel's photos from others. He offers to send 300 or 400 photos of various girls for her to identify her own, signaling a crude dismissal of the relationship and a harsh view of women in front of the camera.
Mrs Mary Brely of Philadelphia recalls a two month rash that cracked and bled her hands before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports healing after trying the products and notes no return of symptoms. A free sample and 32 page book are offered by Cuti cura Dept. 6 K Boston.
In a terse dialogue Airynort asks to ascend, while Nerviss confirms a downwards trajectory. The two characters debate the notion of reaching Earth, framing a pivotal moment in their exchange.
A tourist recounts a chat with an Irish cabman in Dublin. She planned to shop but chose a jaunting car tour instead. At the first stand she asked to hire him for the day, and he replied with a playful line about wishing it were for life.
A creamy spread made by mixing equal parts cream cheese and snappy cheese with French dressing into a smooth paste. Stir in chopped red peppers or chopped olives. Spread thickly on salted wafers or thin rounds of brown or rye bread.
An advertising card urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of its maker and notes the product has been in use for over 30 years. It claims Castoria is a safe remedy for infants and children and mentions the name Fletcher's Castoria and a child-crying motif.
A humorous dialogue fragment shows a character refusing a brief engagement to Mr. Wombat, noting that people in association tend to resemble one another. The exchange centers on social expectations and awkwardness in a themed setting.
Quote attributed to Henry Giles about integrity and action as the measure of character.
Guidance on barn ventilation from George F. Weston outlines sash inlets at stalls with galvanized iron side plates to create an upward air path, adjustable ducts, and multiple exhaust flues. It notes winter drying, moisture effects on metal, and suggests asphaltum coating and cypress alternatives for durability.
Walter B. Leutz discusses methods to kill ground hogs using poisoned grain or trapped entry, recommending bisulphate of carbon as a lethal option. Caution stressed on handling as it is a deadly poison and must be kept sealed until use.
A historical note asserts the average mule at two years old performs as much work as a horse does at three or four, highlighting the animal’s early strength and utility.
The illustration lists diseases affecting horses with items from poll evil to tumor of elbow. It enumerates conditions such as fistula of parotid duct, ringbone, spavin, foundered foot and capped hock among others, referencing a Northwest Homestead diagram.
Mrs. Jones shows a milliner purchase to her husband John after dinner. He approves the look and urges her to telephone the shop first thing in the morning to secure the hat on approval, mentioning another hat five dollars more. The scene captures a playful domestic moment from Youth's Companion.
A testimonial from John O. Sedain of Modesto California describes severe weakness backache and urinary trouble from disordered kidneys. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring strength and weight after medical doubt. Sold by druggists and stores at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A parlor lamp fades as a young woman fears a dire fate. She asks George what he would do if strapped in a chair with a candle near gunpowder, and he calmly says he would blow it out, leaving her shivering at the imagined danger.
A reader recounts health decline starting after 1890 from coffee. After trying medicines, quitting coffee and using Postum improved nerves, digestion, and appetite within ten days. The letter promotes Postum by the Battle Creek company and its slogan There's a reason.
Ed Cosgriff, who trained at Dakota Business College in Fargo, has been placed as bookkeeper for Manchester Biscuit Co. He credits the D B C with helping him secure the excellent position and the saying learnings.
Puck reports a chatter about Bilter and his daughter eloping with his chauffeur. Bilter wires forgiveness, hoping a chance to use his car may follow. The exchange plays on rumor and personal pride in a light urban salon tone.
An advertisement notes Dr J H Rindlaub specializes in Eye Ear Nose and Throat in Fargo North Dakota. It references nostalgia quotes from Sydney Smith and Wordsworth and lists Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with a 25 cent bottle price.
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