Chicago servant girl discharged after six months stay
A Chicago servant girl recently stayed at one place for six months and was discharged from the hospital.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
A Chicago servant girl recently stayed at one place for six months and was discharged from the hospital.
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Ninety nine reports of enemy owned property in Montana have been filed with the alien property custodian in Washington. The Montana council of defense seeks county cooperation to locate more properties to vest in Liberty bonds. Conservation Week is postponed and grain shipments resume after embargo lift. A special election to fill an unexpired Lewis and Clark state senate term is called for December 28.
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A French soldier jokes about not understanding Bengleesh and pokes fun at a newspaper line claiming a prize in English. He recites phrases from a small book about speed and captivity, highlighting the language barrier with humorous mispronunciations.
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An American aviator recalls Lieutenant Avery outmaneuvering German flyer Meinkopf, the successor to Baron Richtofen, in a rapid Bowie battle. Meinkopf allegedly abandoned strategy and open fire, ending the duel in about three seconds.
Jinx claims Closefist has funds ready for bold moves while Winx confirms no ally present in the house. The pair imply a planned caper or manipulation in play.
A dialogue fragment questions a doctor's motive for an operation asking why it was deemed absolutely necessary. The responder suggests he may have needed the money, prompting scrutiny of ethical concerns.
Couple exchanges playful quips about engagement and acceptance with humorous animal puns. The line hints at a lighthearted moment during a marriage or proposal scene. No additional context or names are provided.
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