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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement warns kidney disease as a major health risk and promotes GOLD MEDAL brand Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy. It claims kidneys filter poisons, relieve inflammation, and prevent further attacks, promising renewed vigor within a day and a money back guarantee.
A cryptic line about recognizing a tune leads to a humorous take on musical perception. The speaker mocks a non listener while noting a crowd’s standing cue for a familiar anthem. The moment hints at a playful confusion between recognition and performance.
An advertising note touts Cuticura Soap to soften hands and Cuticura Ointment to heal dry skin. It advises drying hands in hot suds, rubbing in the ointment, and removing excess with tissue, as part of a routine using Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet needs.
A spoof of rustic toasts from rural England details beef and beer sentiments and farmyard humor. It catalogs varied toasts from baker beef and brewer toasts to grim lines about jail and beaksteak with ale and outlines combative farmer wives and rough speech.
Witness describes ongoing testimony with chatter about a funny story while the lawyer and witness discuss oath and memory during the hearing. The fragment suggests a courtroom scene focused on an attorney, a witness, and an anecdote.
Fragmentary quotes show tense exchange about openness and misunderstandings. The terse exchange hints at communication gaps and a clash of perspectives within a small group.
A brief notice notes that both Bish and mosquitoes tend to bite at the same time, highlighting a common pattern in biting behavior.
A lyrical tribute to Palestine describing its varied landscapes from the Jordan and Galilee to Jericho and Jerusalem. The piece likens the land to beauty and a noble woman, celebrating spring blooms, rugged hills, and enduring Judaean spirit that resists ruin and remains vibrant through the ages.
A 19 year old returning college student Henury trims a mock mustache while a 16 year old brother Bill watches with scorn. Bill calls to his mother to have Jennie sweep the bathroom to keep the little kids from getting cut feet. Indianapolis News.
A jagged, largely unreadable note mocks readings about an English event, then shifts to an airborne theme. The fragment hints at aviation but offers no clear facts, names, dates, or actual events to confirm.
The expression at S229 indicates heavy hogs bring premium value, signaling how status is measured by weight and price. Market chatter points to buyers seeking large, well-fed animals as a sign of wealth and abundance in local trade.
Washington Aug 18 The White House and Sen Hitchcock push to bring the treaty out of committee and defeat textual amendments while Republicans rally behind reservations. Polls show growing opposition to the Shantung provision in Toky o and Washington. Senator Lodge closer to balancing power between proreservation and antireservation blocs as McCumber prepares to vote with Democrats against a key amendment.
Letters claimed to be from Lieutenants Davis and Peterson say they are captive of bandits near the U S border in Mexico. Bandits led by Chico Cano reportedly threaten death if the ransom is not paid, with officials arranging funds for Marfa.
New York August 18 The vast subway and elevated systems of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company in Manhattan the Bronx and parts of Brooklyn and Queens were paralyzed by a strike called by P J Connolly acting president of the Brotherhood of Interborough Rail Transit Employes The tieup began with crews refusing to start runs from the car barns and became absolute at 6 am
Chicago August 18 The first warrants in the city’s campaign against food hoarders and profiteers were sworn out Saturday under the Lever food control act. John K Campbell president and treasurer and John E Bunker vice president and manager of the firm were charged with violating the law and accused of making a 40 percent profit on sugar. United States District Attorney Charles L Clyne said the campaign would be vigorously prosecuted and that a large amount of evidence had been turned in by federal investigators.
New York August 18 The Association Opposed to National Prohibition estimates annual railroad earnings loss at about 20 million dollars. It also says railroad officials forecast freight rate hikes totaling 500 million to 1 billion dollars each year to cover lost business and higher operating costs.
A school morning scene shows Willie wearing rubber boots during lessons. The teacher urges removal to protect his eyes. Willie insists they are new and won’t look at them, pleading softly that he won’t.
An article touts organic Blitro-Phosphate and Euro-Phosphate as remedies for thinness and nervousness. It claims phosphorus deficiency causes weakness and outlines benefits from nerve tissue absorption, urging caution for those not seeking weight gain and advising avoidance of fat-producing foods.
A fragmentary scene describes a couple by a railroad near Ann Arbor with a passing switch engine. The man Archie whispers a romantic line while the woman shivers, amid May night imagery and lingering cinders.
If you use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry you will not be troubled by tiny rust spots often caused by inferior bluing. Try it and see.
Clerk-Young Van Sapp seeks a suit on credit while Clatney warns the arrangement won’t last beyond two months. The debtor reportedly never pays for one suit until another is needed.
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