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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
23
Mrs. Alice Heuler of Christopher Illinois reports four years of irregularities and nervousness. After two doctors failed, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was cured. The ad touts the remedy as a cure for female troubles and invites readers to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
The Journal of the American Medical Association editorial argues there are no specific cures for influenza and warns against harmful remedies. It cites a U S public health service bulletin urging reliance on hygiene, nursing care, symptomatic treatment, and professional medical help.
A humorous captioned exchange features a dog named Iido and a pun on the family’s dry dinner. The sketch plays on polite dialogue and domestic tidbits to amuse readers.
A fragment hints at a poor woman struggling to get by as a lazy husband drinks. The text suggests police intervention or support by authorities in improving the situation.
A Manchester Union piece recalls an American expeditionary force veteran who survived severe wounds and tells how the sight of American-built rails, locomotives, and docks across France symbolized national power. The narrative links the steel mill, rail network, and motorized might to the United States’ founding republic.
The article imagines air travel lines across the sky within ten years with elevated stations and dining houses where limiteds dock beside balloon eateries for 25 minute meals. Aerated water and inflated prices are predicted while dining room attire remains the somber black dress from 1918.
The exchange notes a soggy battlefield and the need to cover ground with straw, recalling a prior Red Cross festival where foresight prevented postponement. The dialogue contrasts unexpected weather with planning, implying organizers must adapt to wet conditions.
A quoted line contrasts early doubt with later success as a professional whistler. The snippet suggests a speaker noting skepticism at the start and pride in current achievement. The text hints at public performance and rising reputations in a niche craft.
San Juan reports Porto Rico supplied ten million dollars to Liberty loans and exceeded its fourth loan quota by 800000 despite earthquake damage. Red Cross branches spread nationwide. home service expanded as 1059 families were aided monthly. 108000 youths registered for the draft and Porto Rico’s volunteers aided the Panama Canal.
Peter MacPhail returned home to North Adams after over two years as a gunner in the Royal Field Artillery. Shell shock left his hair snow white and changed his appearance so friends did not recognize him. He fought in Ypres Cambrai and Combles. he is thirty seven.
Miss Marie Glipper, 22, walked into the Davis County clerk of courts office and paid one dollar for the first marriage license ever issued in the county to a woman. She told the municipal judge her fiancé was too busy to obtain it. The record lists Ray Power as the intended husband.
Canada shows buoyancy in facing postwar era with doubled agricultural output, rail earnings up 3 percent in a decade, and bank deposits rising to 1.738 billion. Despite heavy losses, the nation credits its people for self-financing war needs and building a robust industrial capacity. The Boston Transcript lauds Canada as transformed by war, with 50,000 soldiers dead and more wounded, and a new creditable national economy.
A witty exchange notes a stenographer's hair color as blonde with a quip about roots. The comment highlights a light moment amid dialogue about appearance and technique.
Advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing red rough itchy baby skin. Recommends Cuticura Soap and Ointment for daily use with selective dusting powder Cuticura Talcum. Ends with praise for the trio as indispensable.
A puzzled child asks Temcher-Isabelle about her mother's race. Isabelle, six, answers with a playful twist stating she belongs to the human race, highlighting a humorous take on identity through a child's lens.
A coated tongue and bad taste signal possible liver trouble with symptoms like headache nausea and debility. The text cites Prof. HEM METER and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative remedy available from druggists.
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