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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
A Wisconsin resident reports relief from backaches and inflammation after using Peruna for three years describing it as a godsend for sick women. A Missouri reader credits Peruna with curing catarrh of the stomach and internal organs after six months of use.
Minneapolis firm offers flags awnings tents and stack covers with information and pricing available on request. Contact American Tent and Awning Co for details and quotations.
A playful scene shows Mrs Stubb-Ah and Mr Brown in neighborly warmth. A man covers his heart as his wife kisses him before a shopping trip, then another neighbor jokes about a man not feeling his heart but his pocketed vest.
Report from patent lawyers listing inventors and their jurisdictions including Paul W. Amlie Binford North Dakota game apparatus Chas P Eggers Grafton North Dakota pinholder Mathew Balenz St Paul violin William Jones Herron Lake Minnesota Samuel Junken Buffalo Minnesota blotting pad Daniel Nichols Faribault Minnesota vehicle wheel Chas M Niles Cathay North Dakota bottle as examples of filed patents.
In a brief exchange Jeanne urges a call to Durand while he insists on being called Dupont. The dialogue hints at a formal preference clashing with informality in a social scene.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for children teething. It claims to soften gums reduce Sammation and allay pain and windcolic. The bottle price shown is 25 cents.
A woman values men who listen, noting that attentiveness strengthens attraction and fosters understanding in relationships.
A brief ad urges readers to write Crescent Creamery Co in St Paul Minnesota for tags and prices. The note adds a reflective line about a boy feeling a man never fully appreciates being grown up.
An old advertisement touts Krause’s Headache Capsules from Norman Lichty Mfg Co Des Moines Iowa. It claims relief for overindulgence in food or drink and notes a 25 cent price for druggists.
A man declines medical advice and is persuaded by a lawyer to seek a change of climate. The exchange highlights distrust of doctors and the influence of legal rhetoric on health decisions.
Dacotah Mfg Co in St Paul promises replacement if pants shirts or Mackinaws wear out, urging customers to demand replacements from their local dealer.
A concise reflection on how to tell apart a methodical thinker from a naturally inquisitive one, noting overlapping traits and practical cues in behavior and decision making. The piece contrasts planning, repeatable processes, and data-driven habits with exploratory, spontaneous curiosity.
Fargo doctor Dr J H Rindlaye, specialist in eye ear nose and throat, known for cautionary adage about hunters chasing joy away from trouble.
A letter from Ole Olson in Stockman Journal recounts five months in Sweden, emigration dreams, and a risky scheme to make money in the shape ranching near Omaha. He describes a schemer’s promise of quick riches, his long train ride, and eventual work on the railroad while advising about hard times and persistence.
The plum curculio, a small brown to black snout beetle with distinct humps, is a major orchard pest. It overwinters as an adult and damages plums, peaches, apples, pears, and more by feeding on buds and leaves and laying eggs in crescent slits. Larvae bore to the seed, fruits drop, and adults pupate underground with control methods including jarring and Paris green sprays mixed with Bordeaux solution.
Government guidance describes a lime wash formula mixed with binding agents and glue to coat wood brick or stone. It details heating the wash keeping it covered straining and aging several days then applying hot for lasting luster with optional colorings like lampblack Spanish brown and yellow ochre.
A dry, clean bed is crucial for pig growth. If the bed isn’t changed regularly, pigs may survive but won’t reach full potential. Keep the pig growing nonstop through summer, avoiding over fattening while maintaining constant feeding and activity.
A correspondent asks if sows that lost litters this spring should be marketed. If the sows are proven breeders or promising young ones, breed them again promptly to aim for fall pigs.
The advice urges using a successful breed stallion repeatedly to produce uniform colts. If the stallion yields good offspring, continue mating him to mares to build a large batch of foals with similar disposition conformation and color for effective team matching.
Farmers are advised that a sow proven as a good breeder should be kept as long as she continues to produce good litters. Maintaining proven producers supports stable herd genetics and overall productivity.
A Boston correspondent recalls Tim Moynahan, a section foreman on the Eastern railroad, ordered to place a tool house exactly midway between mile posts 15 and 16. He achieved the half way mark by moving the mile posts rather than the house, and later confirmed the house remained precisely halfway after engineers remeasured.
B Hiram Mattingly of Vermillion South Dakota suffered ten years of severe sores on his body causing itching and hair loss. After trying many remedies and spending up to 60 dollars he used Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for a few months and was completely cured with hair restoration. August 18 1906.
A humorous dialogue explores trust and belief between spouses. A wife challenges her husband with questions about truthfulness, and he admits she often knows better, highlighting domestic dynamics and mutual awareness in a light tone.
An explorer reports a novel zebra type with a dark brown head neck forelegs and first half of the body while the hindquarters and legs are striped. He also notes a peculiar antelope similar to a roebuck with a black line down the back and legs, capable of a ten foot leap when startled.
A yellowtail weighing 22 pounds caught by Capt. Billy Graves near Long Beach California contained a gold nugget of several ounces worth about two dollars. The ore piece puzzled fishermen and its origin remains a mystery as they plan to inspect future catches more carefully.
James Irving, an employee at a New York coal yard, fell into a bin of buckwheat coal containing over 100 tons. The coal spilled through a bottom trap as Adam Brown arrived for a load, trapping Irving feet down until coworkers freed him. He was unconscious but later reported to have a good chance of recovery at the hospital.
A humorous exchange centers on a man planning his words for a first love reunion. He predicts the exact message he will deliver to explain his lateness and avoid awkwardness, prompting playful disbelief from his friend.
A saying notes that a girl often feigns modesty to appear flattered by compliments, suggesting vanity and social performance in response to praise.
An advertisement offers Old Country Ceylon tea at fifty cents a pound instead of a dollar. It invites readers to write Wm McMurray in St Paul Minnesota for a free sample.
A commentary questions whether a woman’s whist playing reflects her true abilities, arguing that judging her by such a game is not a reliable index of her useful accomplishments.
A woman explains her hard work and thrift with a playful motive. She says she saves to justify securing a boy husband, answering a friend's surprise with a wry toast to practical romance.
Some people are chronic grumbl ers who would fault a stepmother liked by her stepchildren, showing persistent dissatisfaction regardless of popularity.
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