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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
8
An old style advertisement promotes Cascarets to relieve biliousness and constipation. It claims the product cleanses without griping or harsh effects like Calomel and salts, promising a pleasant sleep while it works and highlighting low cost.
A witty exchange notes a man who just entered as a free thinker. The reply questions whether he is a bachelor or widower, highlighting social assumptions in humorous dialogue.
A humorous remark notes that when a married man loses something he often blames his wife for taking it. The line suggests blame shifting as a common stereotype within married life.
A tour of the laboratory reveals the reliability and cleanliness in producing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Over 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested annually to extract medicinal properties, with sterilized utensils and pasteurized sterile bottles ensuring purity. Letters from women attest to its health-restoring effects.
The fragment describes a Christmas Eve in Weston with candles, music, and a diary recounting a 1765 love story. A great great grandniece reads letters about a betrothal, a dance, and a World War era fear, ending with a reflection on a kiss and a heart.
The article recounts Clement Clarke Moore’s life from his Chelsea home to his Trinity Church burial. It notes his birth on July 15, 1789, his chair as Columbia College president’s era, the creation of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" for his children, publication in the Troy Sentinel, and his death in Newport in 1863.
Describes how English households used the Yule log and hearths instead of trees, the family ritual of rolling the log on Christmas Eve, and beliefs about luck tied to the log burning. Explores possible connections to Egyptian date palm decorations and the "Feast of Lights. Wolfram Lang’s thresholds with green branches are mentioned as an ancestral custom.
Mothers are urged to give Fletcher's Castoria to infants and children as the familiar remedy has been used for over thirty years. The notice emphasizes safety and the signature on every bottle, noting children cry for Castoria.
Quote from Joseph Hall on wisdom and restraint. The wisest man avoids crowd censure and clings to well-chosen, fixed resolutions rather than following common advice. It contrasts fools who know what is done with the few who know what is best.
An Adv announces Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented, economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims the product renders other perfumes superfluous and positions it as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
A Yonkers Statesman line recounts a business man noting the kitchen routine as his friend mentions a diner waitress who keeps meals clean, illustrating a scene where dust on a custard pie is brushed away with an apron.
A cryptic exchange references a waiter and a code for cocktails tied to barnyard terminals. The snippet suggests undercover lingo or coded dialogue. No clear event, dates, or names are provided.
A Vallejo California reader reports using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy. She says it relieved headache and backache and helped keep her strong with a good appetite, leading to a healthy baby and easier childbirth than with previous pregnancies.
An old advertisement warns that kidney trouble endangers life and urges immediate action. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a world trusted remedy imported from Holland, claiming quick relief or a money back guarantee, and advises asking for the original imported brand only.
After 18 days of unimpeded destruction a vast California forest fire near Angeles National Forest was finally brought under control by hundreds of volunteers. In Pomona district alone more than 1000 workers aided back fires and air patrols to halt flames and spare resorts and summer homes. The Pasadera waterworks protection plan calls for a giant firebreak to be built immediately by forest service rangers.
In the parlor a remark about a woman accompanying a man on a plane spurs talk of a chaperon. The dialogue also notes some men would rather owe a bill forever than face the trouble of collection.
The piece discusses how ships and fires destroy or waste gold, and how people hoard wealth in places with few banks. It cites India and China swallowing large sums yearly, Africa absorbing a million pounds, and Kaffir laborers carrying gold to their kraals. It also offers a moral couplet about fault and secrets.
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