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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
7
New York milk committee reports results from seven infant depots during the first year. Of 1,773 babies served, 1,207 were under depot medical supervision. Average physical improvement was 24 percent with 78 percent in good condition at year end.
Judge Brady grants an injunction against William Hart a taxidermist forbidding barking dogs on his rear yard at 451 Seventh Avenue from 5 30 PM to 8 00 AM until permanent silence is achieved. Neighbors Pauline Cook May Clinton and Jennie Jacobs win their case claiming sleep disruption and nuisance. Hart previously argued only two or three dogs and no formal answer was served.
A contrast of Coney Island scenes from daylight leisure to the late night crowd. Families enjoy Dreamland Luna Park and Steeplechase while later crowds fill surface cars as police tighten patrols and painted women return to music halls.
The Star of Hope is produced by Sing Sing inmates since 1899 with editors and associates at Auburn and Clinton. It is bi weekly, nonsectarian, non political, and costs 2.50 annually. Local items include parole board results and prison church activities.
Peter Kelly, a blind boy of 159 Third Avenue Brooklyn, died at his home after a morning gas incident. His mother Helen Kelly awoke to the odor and found him unresponsive. Friends say he suffered from lifelong blindness and rejection from sight, with a neighbor’s suggestion of a miraculous baptism by ocean water before his death.
Mrs. Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington describes years of weakness insomnia and swelling. After four months bed confinement three doctors declared no cure she tried Deans Kidney Pills and quickly recovered becoming active again. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
Dramatic dialogue reveals Lofty taking his fiancee for a rowing outing last Sunday. The boat capsized and the woman drowned, while Ruth quips that she might have lived and married the idiot if she had survived.
The article explains that true durable paint relies on pure white lead and linseed oil. It notes the Dutch Boy Painter trademark from National Lead Company distinguishes pure white lead from counterfeit products, serving as a valuable guarantee for homeowners.
A humorous exchange shows Dorothy asking for water to christen a doll and mother resisting then proposing wax as a playful exaggeration. The piece mirrors light domestic humor and period voice as Windsor Magazine style lines mix with a laundry tip about starch.
The passage promotes Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children with a signature claim of use for over three decades. It also includes assorted ad lines on health products and humor, mentioning WRIGLEY'S Spearmint and medical specialists in Fargo, N D, amid general promotional chatter.
The piece argues that early to bed and early rising lead to hard work and wealth, citing John Jacob Astor and contrasting rogues at night with honest daytime labor. It also promotes Defiance Starch as a solution for laundry with better strength, allowing thinner application and preserving fabric.
An Irish orator Dogherty, famed for eloquence, recalls asking Canning for feedback after a speech. Canning says the only fault was calling the speaker Sir too often. Dogherty replies he was so overcome he might have called him Ma’am instead.
A reflective musing on graveyards and the imagined fate of the wicked, questioning whether tombstones reveal many truly wicked people and pondering life’s moral balance in global burial sites.
A quirky remark asks why Jagsby wed a snake charmer. The line suggests he hoped marriage would make believed illusions appear real.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful swollen and smarting feet. It makes new shoes easy and helps with sweat. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Free sample. Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A playful exchange unfolds as one partner jokes about being still drunk on love while the other admits to a growing headache from the romance. The light banter hints at a tender, evolving relationship moment.
No more imitation flavors. Enjoy the real refreshing crushed mint leaf flavor of Wrigley.
Cromwell wished to be painted with the wart as a mark of armor and fortitude. The painter’s quip about a warthog reflects playful tension in portraying the protector’s persona.
An advertisement mentions a painkiller priced at 0 and 25c 50c bottles, with mentions of colic diarrhea cramps and a reference to doctors disagreement. The page includes promotional phrases about WRIGLEY'S and a separate line about a whitewash brush and a remark on hunger and industry.
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