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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
6
Mrs Benj H Stansbury of Upper Sandusky Ohio describes relief from fatigue backaches bladder trouble nervousness and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The note praises the remedy and urges others with female ailments to try it.
Mrs. Sarah Erickson of Falconer New York claims a hen lays an egg at the exact hour minute and second of its hatch. She spent five years using leg bands trap nests and alarm clocks to prove hens lay consistently at their birth time with no variation.
A first time witness faced scrutiny in court as he spoke unclearly for the young woman stenographer to hear. The prosecutor urged him to face the stenographer and speak plainly, prompting a courteous bow and greeting.
A testimonial letter from a physician extols Postum as a coffee substitute that aids heart-sensitive patients. The doctor recounts his own improvement after switching, notes better flavor when prepared correctly, and says he now prescribes Postum in sickness, especially where coffee harms the heart or nerves. The ad ends urging readers to note The Road to Wellville and the Postum connection.
An observer promotes mountain sheep hunting in northwest Mexico. He details species, habitats, and trophy horns, noting four Ovis taxa across the Pinacate and Sierra del Pozo regions. The piece covers stalking methods, weather, diet, and the broader fauna, warning of harsh desert conditions and travel costs.
An advice filled advertisement urges women to seek cause in blood quality for symptoms like paleness back pain headaches and nervousness. It cites Mrs F N Kenning of Minneapolis who claims a cure with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and promotes the pills for anemia chlorosis and general debility with purchase details and a free booklet offer.
The London Chronicle reports that pickpockets in Athens halted theft during the Olympic Games to protect Greece’s reputation. M. Xavier Paul, noted as a conductor of kings, cites no pockets were picked in Athena while the games ran, as the criminals pledged to suspend activity for the event.
The Philippines recently unveiled its first modern sugar mill after centuries of sugar production. The new facility, opened just weeks ago, marks a turning point in local sugar processing and industrial advancement.
A simple economical skin care routine recommends applying Cuticura Ointment gently to affected areas for five minutes, washing off with Cuticura Soap, and using the soap regularly to prevent inflammation and clogged pores. The Cuticura Soap and Ointment are marketed worldwide with free samples and a 32-page Skin Book.
A fragment quotes Fliegende Blaetter urging a wife not to stare at scenery on the honeymoon and to look at her husband now and then. The playful aside reflects social tone and print humor.
Mulaf Hafid former Moroccan sultan staying in Vichy France visits Les Ardoisieres a favored Napoleon III retreat where three sisters Mile Paulette and Clotilde gift postcards each with a signed note praising the singing Gabrielle is added after one sister sings for her.
Charles Grafly, the sculptor, spoke at his Folly Grove summer home near Gloucester about a Gloucester fisherman's humorous remark. An old salt described shipwrecking in the South Sea and meeting a tribe of wild women without tongues, prompting Grafly to laugh at their silence and chatter.
A new vacuum device operates in sinks or bathtubs using two suction pumps driven by a water wheel. Dust collects in a chamber and is washed away with the waste water.
Riga grew its lumber shipments to 97.4 million cubic feet in 1910, placing it among the world’s top timber exporters. The majority of trade consisted of sawed lumber, with Britain taking over half of the exported amount.
A traveler notes that the skull and crossbones serves as a universal symbol for poison, more universal than music or money, with meaning shared from end to end of the earth. The piece also comments that marriage may be a tie though it is rarely tongue tied.
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