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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
7
A Salem resident describes ten years of intermittent kidney and rheumatic pain. After failing all medical care he used Doan's Kidney Pills and improved rapidly, needing two canes previously and then feeling better after three boxes. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Roman senate committee tells Cincinnatus he is chosen dictator. He quips that the distance between a potato digger and a ruler is short, then drives the flea bitten mules to the fence and returns to town. Also an ad for OLD COUNTRY CEYLON TEA priced at 60c.
The excerpt presents Minerva waking to a sudden surge of thought likened to a brainstorm. He muses on the moment with a casual exclamation and waits for further developments to unfold.
A Rockingham County cousin recalls a birth skin disease that baffled doctors and cost a fortune. After two months of Cuticura remedies the child’s skin became soft and scar free, with a note that she remained well after seventeen years.
A Georgia farmer recalls a letter from his college son asking for money for a wine supper. The old man jokes that the note is in plain Georgia with blessings for home and greetings to the family.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson lists patent grants to Northwestern inventors including Chas Bradi mere Carver Minn post driver Axel Carlson Ely Minn lock-nut Rollie Centers Pine Ridge S D harness buckle Lucia Franklin Devils Lake N D fastener John Jolson Winnipeg Junction Minn boring tool John McGiffert Duluth Minn log loader Jas Woolcott Alcester N D draft equalizer
A London Illustrated Bits quip notes the bride looked nervous and out of practice as she prepares for marriage again since last year. The exchange reflects light humor on remarriage.
A plain 10 by 12 foot poultry house with a 6 by 10 foot scratching shed and south sun exposure is described. Features include sliding sash windows, rock plaster, nest boxes from old shoe cases, and 2x4 hemlock framing. Also notes on sow breeding patience and mole trapping as practical farm guidance.
John Loudon MacAdam shaped highway design with a dry stable native soil base. He argued for a compact uniform surface free of impeding stones, plus rolling and drainage to prevent water damage and allow full use of the road width.
The article outlines a road building method with a seven to ten inch compacted stone layer that excludes water and resists frost, using small stone fragments and careful surface slopes. It notes MacAdam’s influence, critiques rough grading practices, and discusses hog breeding shifts toward bacon hogs for higher market prices.
Clean pea ground after harvest and plant late potatoes peppers tomatoes or any suitable crop to follow. Include options such as other vegetables that fit the season to maintain soil health and maximize yield.
A newspaper clipping presents a humorous exchange about a Department of Agriculture statistic claiming rats cost the country 100 million dollars annually. John Henry’s wife questions the figure, joking that her own cost is just 35 cents from home methods and hair fashion.
Dr J H Rindlauge specialist eye ear nose throat in Fargo offers Krause's Headache Capsules. If your head aches, get a box from your druggist. Norman Lichty Mfg Co Des Moines Ta promotes the product at 25 cents a box.
A brief dialogue scene shows a doctor warning a madam about her husband’s age and prognosis as a prospective widow dismisses the concern with a sharp retort. The exchange highlights social tensions and wit in a domestic setting.
Minneapolis firm offers flags awnings tents and covers with information and prices. Contact American ent and Awning Co for details on sizes materials and installations.
A brief exchange between a man and a woman presents a stark contrast in desires. He promises fulfillment if married, while she insists she wants something meaningful to desire rather than mere abundance.
Carson Wood and Weiller of South St. Paul Minnesota guarantee the highest market price for cattle hogs and sheep shipped to their yard.
A list highlights quirky book titles such as How to Paint a Town Red The Art of Handing a Lemon What to Do in Case of a Frost and Fifty Receipts for a Quick Divorce.
Allen's Foot-Ease is advertised as a remedy for hot sweaty calloused and swollen feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Trial package offered to Allen S Olmsted Roy N.
To get full value, ship hides pelts and wool to the old reliable N. W. Hide & Fur Co. in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A fragmentary ad praises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and wind colic. It touts a 5 cent bottle and claims soothing effects, while noting legal requirements of the pure food and drug laws.
A playful backstage exchange reveals the leading man asking where to source eggs for a barnyard scene with the property man replying that the audience will donate them later. The lighthearted banter captures theatre prep and audience participation.
Local advertising note from Miller and Holmes of St. Paul Minnesota offers daily cash payments for cream and invites readers to write for prices and tags.
Harkins notes Walker no longer speaks to him after introducing him to the woman he married. Neither recognizes the other now, and their prior acquaintance has faded.
Dialogue centers on a new neighbor described as a depictions of a dressmaker. The exchange contrasts a pat tern image with being a dressmaker and mentions hidden saints in a witty, characterful tone.
G. L. Bisenius Trunk Co. of St. Paul Minn invites requests for extra food items and luggage accessories. A proverb about how people speak about knowledge contrasts with what they actually know.
A dialogue contrasts a woman’s slang provoking profanity with a man’s defense of marriage. The exchange features a Tall Bard noting an article linking overeating to poor poetry and a Short Bard belittling the notion, praising Homer.
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