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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

6

King's Castles Ends in A Widow's Wish

Yates Barlow, heir to a garish uptown apartment house, falls for Abby Sarter the switchboard operator. He plans to reclaim the estate’s management and share a life with her, proposing they run the lavish building together and consider ownership as a promise of happiness.

Yates Barlow Ane Abby Sarter Tnstead Yates Abby Abby Sarter Stu Tennants Law King’s Castles Mr. Barlow Yates. “But I've Wed In the Country All My Life, Mr. Barlow Barlow King's Castles

Screw Bores Its Own Hole Inventor Woodward Patent

Charles D. Woodward of Providence Rhode Island has created a screw that bores its own hole as it drives in. The patent claims a countersinking gimlet point with a bulge at the root forming the largest shank diameter and a spiral groove along the thread that acts as a cutter at the bulge.

Charles D. Woodward Providence R. T Scientific American

How to Pour Liquids From Containers

The guide advises tilting the vessel opening downward for a smooth pour. Swinging in a circular motion creates a swirling flow that prevents gurgling. If the opening is on a side, raise the container so the opening stays at the highest point to allow continuous air entry and steady flow to empty the contents.

Why the Blue Heron Is Funny

A Philadelphia Ledger piece describes a great blue heron fishing with patient stillness in water. A passerby may trigger a comical neck bend and dagger beak strike that catches fish, presented with vivid, quirky imagery.

Philadelphia Ledger

Prayer and fundraising for new meeting house discussed

The dialogue shows Brother Hardesty and others expressing strong belief in prayer to raise funds for a new meeting house this year while hoping to extend the current one for another year.

Brother Hardesty

A Matter of Postage Becomes a Soldier Romance

Lucille Virginia's playful wartime letters and a candy box lead to a surprise confession from Captain Warren Felding. After a mixup with a note meant for a soldier, Warren travels home to reveal he loves her and asks her to marry him, sealing their engagement with a tender embrace.

Lucille Virginia Red Cross Warren Captain Fielding Luckie Lucille

Why All Should Laugh

The piece argues forgiveness eases bitterness and laughter eases adversity. It urges not to take oneself too seriously and to laugh at one’s own conduct, noting that tears and laughter come from the same source and that bitterness is a weak trait. It concludes that enemies are human and a healthy soul avoids bitterness.

Blair Duckling Blair Henderson Flas

Library for Every School Reading Habit Focus

The Progressive Farmer urges teachers to cultivate a reading habit in every pupil so they become real book lovers and educate themselves beyond school. A good school library also educates adults whose schooling ended, echoing Carlyle that a true university is a collection of books.

Thomas Carlyle

Thought He Was Neglected Billy Boy's Bib Question

A child at a family meal asks why he cannot have a large bib to keep his knees warm while others wear napkins. The anecdote centers on attention and the mischief of a single youngster during dining.

Blair Henderson Blair Jimmy Blacks Bobby Burns Tim Ellen Valentine Uncle Blair Elien Jers Bilair Miss Fairbanks Blair Junior Billy Boy

Phrase from Buffalo Express Cites War Injuries

Incapacitated veteran described as unable to resume his trade as a bookkeeper due to a lost or impaired pen ear. The exchange questions whether his writing hand or ear is affected, reflecting a wartime injury claim.

Buffalo Express

Also Mentioned on This Page

McClure Lucille Virginia Cranston Lucille Virginila James Moore Warren Melding James Uncle Charles Moore Uncle Sarles Jim Lucille Virginija W. J. Felding
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