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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
11
Mrs. Alice Heuler of Christopher Illinois reports four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness. After two doctors failed she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered becoming regular and in good health. The ad urges women with complications to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
Editorial notes there are no specific cures for Spanish influenza and warns against harmful remedies. The Journal of the American Medical Association cites a U S Public Health Service bulletin urging reliance on hygiene, good nursing, symptomatic care, and professional medical help.
A humorous exchange features a dog named Iido complaining about a dry dinner as the family departs, leaving the pet unsatisfied and seeking better meals. The vignette captures light domestic comic tone and animal perspective without further context.
A damaged text fragment describes a distressed woman whose poverty forces self restraint while a lazy husband drinks. authorities or cops are mentioned as having done something for him.
A Manchester Union piece recalls a wounded expeditionary force soldier who returns home and describes the American locomotive as a symbol of national power. He links railways and vast docks in France to the enduring American spirit and the free republic built by American industry.
The piece imagines ten to five years ahead with air travel lanes like rail lines and airborne stations. High restaurants serve limiteds with 25 minute meals, aerated water, and inflated prices. Dining-room staff reportedly wear solemn black dresses, preserving a 1918 gloom in every corner.
London Opinion notes the ground was exposed after rain and nearly halted a Red Cross event. A speaker recalls the festival earlier that day faced the same issue and mentions straw as a protective cover used beforehand.
A noted figure recalls early opposition to her professional whistling career and now celebrates her success. The dialogue contrasts initial doubt with later approval as she gains recognition and confidence in public performance.
Porto Rico’s war effort receives high praise for raising ten million dollars in Liberty bonds and surpassing the fourth loan quota despite earthquake damage. Red Cross home service expands across the island while Four Minute Men spread war message and schools promote food conservation and garden programs.
Peter MacPhail returned to his North Adams home after two years and one month in the Royal Field Artillery. He served in battles at Ypres Cambrai and Combles and his hair turned snow white from shell shock at age thirty seven.
Miss Marie Glipper twenty two years old entered Davi son County clerk offices and paid one dollar for the first marriage license ever bought in the county by a woman. She told the municipal judge her husband to be was too busy to apply himself. The record lists Ray Power as the intended groom.
A historical advertisement extols Canada's war effort and postwar recovery. It notes a $175,000,000 Victory Bond subscription success, doubled agricultural output, railway earnings rising to 140 million, and bank deposits reaching 1.738 billion. It cites praise from the Boston Transcript on Canada’s industrial and financial resilience and the toll of war, asserting a buoyant path to peace.
A dialog about a stenographer's hair describes a blonde appearance with a note on slight indecision about the roots. The exchange hints at curiosity or judgment in a conversational tone.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products to soothe a baby with red rough itchy skin. It highlights Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Talcum as a scented finishing powder, part of the indispensable Cuticura Toilet Trio.
In the classroom exchange a six year old, Isabelle Temcher-Isabelle, asks about her mother’s race. The teacher replies that her mother is of the human race, framing the question as a light parental matter.
An old medical note links a coated tongue and bad breath to liver issues and general debility. It extols the liver as vital, warns of intestinal blockages harming circulation, and touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative remedy.
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