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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
7
The article questions Peruna’s claim as an effective chronic catarrh remedy and cites the United States Dispensatory notes on ingredients like hydrastis canadensis golden seal cory dalis formosa and cedron seeds as tonic bitter components. It invites readers to request testimonials in a free book to gauge public opinion.
A humorist jokes about rotten lines while a friend sharpens the point, noting that what seems modest may reveal practical judgment.
Lothrop and Johnson report patents issued to Northwestern inventors including Deslacs of Deslacs North Dakota for a shock loader and heater by A I D Kyle of Aberdeen South Dakota. F R McQueen of Minneapolis and W T Oxley of Campbell Minnesota also listed for items such as a storage fin and a sadiron. Other patents include sack tie by G Rentz of Wells Minnesota and a pen by C W Shreiter of Wimble don North Dakota.
The child asks to keep a piano when she marries, hoping to take it with her. The father confirms but urges secrecy to avoid spoiling her chances, hinting at a concealed agreement or family plan.
The Pence Automobile Co of Minneapolis Minnesota promotes Buick automobiles with the Winner catalog offer inviting readers to request the FADE catalog for details.
A professor and his wife discuss naming a newborn. The scientist astonishedly asserts the specimen is a primate mammal, specifically Homo sapiens, implying a humorous or ironic twist on classification.
An 25 cent bottle advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming it soothes children gums reduces inflammation relieves pain and cures wind colic. The copy presents a pediatric remedy with a period tone typical of old ads.
China detected Japanese arms smuggling and arrested offenders before engaging in diplomacy. Japan replied to China with a taunt and China considered the overtures before proceeding.
A sweet girl graduate earns top honors and plans a June wedding. The story highlights her achievement and forthcoming marriage with local admiration and social notes.
The passage discusses cigarette spread post Crimean War with Turkish and Russian influences and mentions Milton Dairy Co of St Paul Minnesota as heavy cream buyers seeking prices. It notes some men dodge the issue when sought.
A witty good natured man among boarding house residents wins a rival by debating Ibsen and marries Miss Pennyweight after a stint tending her aquarium. Alberich the frog dies, bets on the wedding are paid, and Pennyweight continues at business while the husband lectures at civic groups.
Confederate cavalryman Mosby is believed to be at a farm cabin in 1864 Shenandoah Valley. A hungry soldier asks a contraband woman for Mosby, then reports Mosby is inside a nearby house. The pursuing colonel enters the cabin to find only a cradle and a sucking infant.
A near sighted man explains he reads best with glasses off and print close to his eyes but understands spoken words best with glasses on. He notes in darkness comprehension is similar with or without spectacles and cites switching for clarity during conversation.
Washington observers marked July Fourth with the dedication of the new white marble Municipal building housing District of Columbia admin offices. Speakers included George B. Cortelyou and Joseph G. Cannon. 5000 attendees heard songs and read declarations as the Marine Band played. All government offices closed for the holiday.
The piece follows a columnist named Smith once known for roaming streets to gather stories and feed his meals, now a Taft hireling. A friend invites him to lunch at Quick and Dirty, but Smith declines preferring New Willard, citing sanitary concerns and a shift in his role.
A capital city correspondent notes Washington reaches its annual low water mark in population as summer heat drives residents outward. The writer recalls claims that a larger share leaves than in any other city and predicts a census bulletin may quantify the trend.
Consul-General William H. Michael notes Tibetan traders visiting Calcutta in March 1908 brought musk, valued by high-caste Indians. The musk comes from a small Himalayan Tibetan musk deer living at about 9,000 feet. the male yields the finest musk. The species is shy and hard to capture.
A discussion on how a trade mark signals product merit and accountability. It contrasts brand owners who stand behind their goods with imitators who push dealer branding and shift risk to buyers, citing National Lead Company’s Dutch Boy White Lead as a superior, verifiable guaranty. The firm offers a free blowpipe test kit from its New York Woodbridge Building office.
The text extols London for its huge variety of clubs shaping fashion art and politics. It claims London hosts more clubs than any city and regards clubs as essential to English refined life. It contrasts Italian society unfavorably, noting no Italian equivalent to these institutions.
Harmless refreshing remedy offers quick relief for headache neuralgia nervousness faintness exhaustion sleeplessness for internal and external use. For sale by oil druggists in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
A mother notes her daughter chose the smaller apple after her elder sister’s luck. The boy explains he offered the smaller apple to his sister as the only option, and she chose it, ensuring she would also receive something. The exchange highlights parental guidance and sibling dynamics.
A fragmented news item shows a notary public oath from Toledo and an advertisement for Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co promising internal action on mucous surfaces. It mentions doctor Kilpatrick and refers to a 30 year old potion sale with signatures and a 75 cent price.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a husband recalls proposing and recounts a silent hour with his wife. She confirms the moment, and he jokes that hour was the happiest of his life. The lightweight dialogue showcases playful romantic banter.
A Denver woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of female troubles and an unsuccessful operation. The letter urges other sick women to try the remedy and to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
A character exchange hinges on a provocation as one speaker asks what caused the kick of Jimpson. The other retorts that the insult spurred the act, noting the irony in confirming the statement and the stereotype of asses.
It's so much easier to pray for forgiveness than to fight temptation. This notice lists Dr J H Rindlaub as a specialist in Fargo North Dakota focusing on eye ear nose and throat care.
An advertisement from O. H. Peck Co. at 110 S. St. in Minneapolis promotes buying kodaks and film and finishing services. The note mentions affordable options even for a modest wallpaper hanger seeking hotel work.
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