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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
3
A small dew drop hides from the sun in a vain red rose hoping to stay until the nightingale sings. The rose selfishly keeps the dew drop all day then boasts of beauty at night. The dew drop pleads for help as the nightingale relocates it to a kinder rose.
A poetic line notes Jean Tolley the red rose lacks heart for Jove and is filled with vanity. Her vanity and cruel treatment of little dewdrop cause the proud red beauty to lose her Jewel and her lover.
A witty column offers counsel for couples, urging gentleness, balanced affection, and practical romance. It cautions against overindulgence and notes a man’s virtue in everyday life. The piece carries a light, humorous tone typical of early 20th century syndicated humor.
The remark suggests a humorous exchange about power dynamics at home. It notes a wife relying on a cook as the other party’s response, implying domestic arrangements without escalating conflict.
The verses express personal resolve to fill one’s place no matter how small and to complete a meaningful task in life. The speaker imagines a vast inner universe within a small shell and acknowledges a divine ruler across the sky guiding the day of passing.
A professor eager for a quick long distance call observes chaotic station and subway etiquette. Central handles misrouted numbers with calm efficiency while the public shows rudeness and self concern. The story contrasts professional courtesy with general crowd manners.
Olga is a feminine name of Norse origin meaning holy with strong Russian ties. It figures as a saint in the Russian calendar and was borne by Grand Duchess Olga of Russia and other royals. Her talisman is a diamond, with Saturday as a lucky day and violet as a favored flower.
In county court a man is asked why he failed to ring up. The exchange turns into a joke as the man quips about identity revealing callers. The remark highlights a comic line from London Tit-Bits.
A brief, unfinished speech notes a forgetful moment about kissing a wife. The speaker proposes to kiss her twice the next morning, revealing a personal, intimate reflection within the clipped OCR text.
Authentication places the earliest bottle of wine at 1540 labeled Steinwein, a Bavarian style. The 384 year old bottle and its contents are in the possession of a London wine expert, suggesting possible royal taste.
The page outlines several bread recipes including Whole Wheat Nut Bread, Southern Spoon Bread, Bran Bread, and Fig Bread with instructions and ingredients. It also notes home tips for cleaning burned cookware and ends with a Ruskin quotation about starting and ending each day with kindness and service.
A vintage guide lists lunch ideas for outings including Chicken and Nut Sandwiches with celery and dressing, Fig and Sardine Sandwiches with eggs and sardines, Russian Egg Sandwiches with chili sauce, Bacon and Cheese Sandwiches with lettuce, Potato Salad with almonds, Smothered Chicken in a seasoned coating, and a dessert option of cupcakes filled with whipped cream and berry topping.
A long discovery of the Beaver steamship's exploits from its launch by a duchess to its Pacific voyages. The tale recounts mutiny on the Columbia, the Beaver's later roles from warship to survey vessel, and a slave rescue aboard the Beaver that produced Western Canada's first pioneer shipbuilder.
In a broad recount, Andrew Jackson leads frontier forces against Spanish Pensacola and a British garrison at Fort Barrancas in the run up to hostilities with the Creeks. The narrative notes his later defense of New Orleans and the battle of Horseshoe Bend as pivotal episodes in the era.
A simple routine suggests lying on the back and rolling eyes left and right, then looking up and down. It recommends looking at the ceiling, then lower, to exercise all eye muscles and rest tired eyes. A diluted boric acid eye wash is advised and extended rest is encouraged.
A brief reflection on how Emerson contrasts pride with humility and how listening leads to correct guidance. It contrasts great minds that seek guidance with a second-rate intellect that mocks the idea. The excerpt emphasizes humble listening as a path to the right word.
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