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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
7
A woman jokes she bought a Noahs Ark as a birthday gift for the Greens child. The husband challenges the gift given the Greens vegetarianism and the boy might eat the animals, prompting a humorous exchange about consideration and taste.
Collegiate and professional programs listed by Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota. includes academic, normal, business, ladies seminary, elocution and music offerings. illustrated catalogue available upon request to Professor R. Bogstad.
A rural exchange shows Mrs Murphy recounting her father’s gruff greeting and her husband’s grumbling as they discuss a domineering man. The dialogue highlights gender tension and old fashioned suspicion in a domestic setting.
Minnesota auction house Carson Wood and Weiller on South Street Paul offers highest market price guaranteed for cattle hogs and sheep.
A quip contrasts Ostend’s father with after dinner speaking as a pre dinner speechmaker who criticizes cooking. The item then shifts to an old classified line seeking phonograph dealers with brands Victor Edison or Zonophone and contact for W. J. Dyer & Bros in St Paul Minnesota.
A partially readable newspaper fragment includes a joke exchange about a sister singing and a back alley pun. It also contains a minor ad for Crescent Creamery Co. of St Paul Minnesota urging today for tags and mice. A short comic bit hints at debt with Borrows and Diggs about slow payment.
In Austria female barbers face a yearly cycle of special examinations in major cities. The practice notes rising numbers of women entering the trade and earning credentials through these municipal tests.
Maria Stubb remarks on the suffrage victory and notes nineteen women in the Finnish diet. Mr Stubb expresses surprise, concluding with a wry reaction to the progress.
Reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers at 911 Pioneer Press, St Paul. Inventors listed include George C Andrews Minneapolis boiler Charles J Bender Fergus Falls washing machine Isaac L Ross Bowbells North Dakota feed box William Vague Brooks snow plow John H White Kennedy spark arrester Dennis Donahue Sioux City ice washer.
A dialogue notes a young man from Susan’s circle reacting when her father seizes her example reveals a lawyer’s stance. He warns the father he may block court action but will proceed with a lawsuit to sue.
A critique argues Latin prescriptions conceal drug details from patients and inflate costs. It urges the public to obtain translations from pharmacists, enabling patients to know what they take and reuse or switch doctors without repeated visits.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney, a Washington widow and mother of two, sailed to Europe after a suitor filed a notary sworn deposition declaring he loves her for herself and would not claim her fortune if she marries him. The admirer, from Cincinnati, follows toward Paris. Pike, the painter and architect, is known for Corcoran exhibitions and a house combining home studio and garage.
Ambassador Jusserand of France and Mme Jusserand left the expo by car. He tried to hire a carriage but drivers refused, saying carriages were reserved for the president's friends. He protested that he is the president's friend, but the driver challenged him with a taunt and a joke at his expense.
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s adoption of livery and the national colors on his coachman and staff, marking Washington as refined. It highlights buff trousers, green coats, brass buttons, and tricolor cockades for drivers and footmen, with horses bearing ribbon decorations. The Roosevelt family outfits, including Mrs. Roosevelt’s tan harness and Ethel’s outfits, showcase a growing display of national symbols in public life.
A barber named Bunch was paroled by a Washington court after deserting his wife. Conditions require him to stay out of the country as set by his father in law, avoid his five sons unless his behavior improves, attend church each Sunday, work in a first class barber shop, and obtain a ministerial recommendation. If any condition is broken he faces three months in prison.
A comic exchange reveals a renewal of vows and a plan to avoid wasted social cards. Mrs Meanly insists she will remarry after Mr Meanly concedes his mistake. He jokes about not wasting two hundred visiting cards marked Mrs Meanly.
Allen's Foot-Ease offers relief for hot sweating feet with swelling and aching. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with a free thin package offer. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A witty exchange portrays a town upholsterer who studies marriage notices. He then visits brides' parents to offer to upholster the parlor sofa, implying a clever, sly method.
An old promotional ad notes Krause's Headache Capsules available from your Druggist for 25 cents. The ad credits Norman Lichty Mfg. Co. of Des Moines Iowa as the manufacturer.
A sharp remark frames a moral exchange about marriage and death. The speaker notes a woman’s second marriage, then grimly reveals the groom is deceased. The dialogue contrasts male and female social fates with a bleak, fatalistic tone.
A reflective note suggests self-examination as a remedy for impatience toward people. It emphasizes looking inward to improve behavior and tolerance in social interactions.
An old quip contrasts caution with haste, urging balance between planning and action. A citizen reflects on not delaying too long over schedules lest opportunity pass, illustrating time as a precious, missable resource.
A courtroom quip pivots on numbers as a lawyer notes a car’s plate 6666 while a client claims 9999 then adds the car flipped over after striking him for a humorous exchange.
Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to the system. It promotes Wall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation with price details.
It is easy to talk of love for our fellows, but the test comes when we find the particular fellow in need of our love.
An advertisement from No. 1 N. W. Hide and Fur Co. of Minneapolis offers guns traps decoys and other hunting gear at low prices with a free catalog available upon request.
A reflective line notes postponement of remorse, suggesting hesitation to dwell on past actions and choosing to face future choices. The quip emphasizes timing in dealing with regrets and decisions.
A city salesman questions a small dealer’s demand for 100 dozen lemons. The fruit stand operator near the West side ball park is connected to the Cubs and Gi- merchants in the exchange.
A brief item reports that there are no new arguments or debates on love or politics. The note emphasizes calm discussion and the absence of fresh contention in these topics.
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