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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
8
In a New York World feature a well known English man with hereditary mental illness learns to rest briefly after lunch using a dinner bell as a trigger. He sleeps for a moment, dreaming vividly as the bell falls, and his condition improves through simple daytime naps and dream exploration.
The article highlights Indian prowess in agility and balance, noting natives as adept gymnasts and jugglers. It praises endurance in long-distance running, cricket among Parsees, and surprisingly widespread barefoot football despite climate and ground harshness.
A Victorian style meditation on regret contrasts with a Philadelphia Ledger profile of wealthy sportsmen. It highlights expensive wilderness trips to Arizona British Columbia and Adirondacks and details lavish gear including a 700 shotgun a 60 reel and German silver reels plus large outfitted camps and sum spent in the field.
A society writer urges readers to avoid soap on the face, while the author advocates cleanliness with oatmeal or pure water. The writer recalls a case of milk washing aging a complexion, warning against skin damage and promoting a fresher look with gentler regimens.
The piece notes Nova Scotia Indians living on the Bear River reserve and outskirts, keeping wandering ways as guides and fishers. It recalls 1604 Port Royal Catholic ties, English ousting the French, and ongoing distinctness from whites amid their traditional crafts and lifestyle.
A Philadelphia laborer asks to be released so he can go South seeking a calling at a church. He describes a purpose to become something, unsure of exact role, whether pastor sextant or vestureman, but sure he will be something.
Mrs N Hl Guilford of New Orleans la reports using Allen's Foot Ease as a certain cure for sore tender and swollen feet and says she will recommend it to friends as a wonderful remedy.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press features a dialogue between a man and a woman about an automobile incident and subsequent actions. The exchange hints at events following a collision without detailing them.
A Philadelphia primary class teacher tests students on numbers and words. A boy correctly answers George Washington as the first president, then prompts with a footwear riddle. A tiny pupil finally says Cor ns, highlighting a humorous classroom moment reported by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A Colorado mother credits Grape-Nuts with reviving her fifteen month old after pneumonia brain fever and teething convulsions. She fed him Grape-Nuts with milk and juice then the cereal itself, noting rapid strength and a now strong, healthy child. The ad urges feeding all children Grape-Nuts and cream for sturdy nerves and healthy brains, and mentions The Road to Wellville booklet.
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