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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
3
Mrs Posluszny of 106 High Street Bay City Michigan says severe back pain and exhaustion eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others with female weakness to request the Private Text Book from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts free of charge.
Portable moving picture machine for sale slightly used with standard film. 110 volt Mazda lamp plugs to lamp socket. Suitable for churches halls small town shows. Bargain at 150 dollars. Write for description P Curtis 3329 Lafayette St Denver Colo.
Uncle Bill asks Willie about school and Willie replies that he finds it not too bad though the teacher sends him home nearly daily for various reasons.
The advertisement notes wartime linen value and recommends Red Cross Ball Blue for improved wear. It urges readers to try the product and buy from grocers.
Mrs. Leo Grindon argues Shakespeare reveals spirits and spiritualism in modern terms. She cites Cymbeline and The Winter's Tale with Hermione and Antigonus and notes Hamlet offers clear parallels between stage action and spiritualist ideas.
An exchange during a campaign season features Senator Sorghum denying agitation while acknowledging the crowds appear calmer than him. The remark prompts a pointed back and forth about public mood and candidate temperament.
A curious opinion notes that nearly every girl secretly believes she could win fame and fortune as an artist’s model, reflecting social attitudes about beauty, work, and opportunity.
Mr Peacock arrives at a large farm and feels scorned by the barnyard birds. Tommy Blue Jay mocks his feet and voice, sparking a crowd. Madam Duck urges Peacock to seek friendship and substance over vanity.
The word mav erick arose from Sam Maverick a Texas cattleman who left his calves un branded to avoid cruelty and branding. This led rivals to claim unbranded stock as their own and the phrase Unbranded It must belong to Maverick spread across the cattle country. He died years ago but his name remains a frequent Western story reference.
Herbert Rawlinson voices a farmyard tale where a vain peacock learns humility after being teased by Tommy Blue Jay and Madame Duck. He reassesses worth by helping with chores and joins the barnyard labor, finding new purpose among the hens and ducks.
Advice on proper iced drink etiquette with straws, garnish, and handling from Mary Marshall Duffee. Notes include two straws, one as backup, avoiding slurping, lifting the glass high, and not fishing fruit or scraping sugar from the bottom.
An exploration of the name Dorcas tracing its Greek roots and link to Tabitha Saint Luke’s account in Joppa. The piece notes Dorcas as a charity-linked Puritan name with symbolic talismans a diamond left arm protection, Sunday as lucky day, violet as flower, by Wheeler Syndicate Inc.
A reflective note on how sight shapes smoking perception, suggesting we rely on vision to confirm smoke even when sense is absent. It cites Mrs H Van Buren Magonigle as a leading figure, noting she is among three women in the National Society of Mural Painters.
In the Richmond Times Dispatch the quote presents a married man with two options, either ruling his household and risking hatred or being governed at home and facing contempt. The aphorism frames domestic authority as a no win scenario highlighting gendered expectations.
A lighthearted Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a man keeps a long beard while others stay clean shaven, with his wife influencing his necktie purchases.
An early 20th century advertisement asserts Fletcher's Castoria relieves babies' and children's colic constipation flatulence wind diarrhea and feverish discomfort. It promises natural sleep without opiates and notes the genuine product bears a signature.
Mr Tinseed Say asks for help starting a bulky horse engine while Mrs Henry Carr offers to tow it in for ten dollars. The exchange hints at a roadside repair scene with a small-scale rescue.
Swamp Root is promoted as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The ad claims rapid mild healing effects from a vegetable compound and urges readers to mail ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
A local exchange argues the domestic science course is a ploy to lure girls into cooking lessons. The remark notes perception of gendered aims and questions school curriculum.
Advertisement touts Cuticura products to relieve itchy rashes. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment aim to soothe irritation, with Cuticura Talcum dusted on last. Priced at 25 cents per item.
A brief exchange records a social lapse as participants discuss a gap in the conversation and acknowledge yawning during the moment. The fragment captures a candid, informal mood with a focus on etiquette and social ease.
Dialogue shows Miserly and Hired Man negotiating pay after Thomas cleans the place. Miserly offers a quarter while remarking on cheap work. The scene conveys tension over compensation in a rustic setting.
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue prevents rust spots in laundry, contrasting with Interidér bluing. The copy urges readers to try the product for cleaner results.
A reflective line on virtue and independence contrasts with a remark that eight women show both laughter and tears as equally deceptive.
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