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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
8
Three year old Katherine chats with grandparents at dinner. She climbs into a chair and asks for cake. She points to a frosted cake and says it should be the one with whitewashing, a playful mispronunciation highlighting her innocence.
A fragmentary dialogue ponders trust in what newspapers show. A policeman recounts once pinching a man who carried a suspicious bottle wrapped in a daily paper, only to find it was horse liniment.
A fragment shows a character recalling a toast made by their father for the ladies while revealing a personal grievance about morning kindness. The exchange contrasts public generosity with private indifference toward the speaker.
The Buffalo News frames education as the best lasting inheritance fathers can leave for their children, stressing that a strong education is the most enduring gift and value for families.
A pithy regional opinion notes that many stories have two sides and some people are like unstable stools that fail without support, using sharp similes to critique reliability and judgment in public discourse.
A vintage advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for backache and kidney bladder ailments. It claims rapid cleansing of kidneys purifying blood and potential relief from rheumatic and urinary issues, urging readers to buy via their druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
W M Hughes warns that Metallgesellschaft and allied German owned metal firms dominated world nonferrous trade. He traces branches as the so called Australian Metal company and American Metal company, with Berlin tied directors and German naturalization masks. He urges dissolution of the firms and removal from commerce.
Lieut Edgar Boulligny of New Orleans returned to the United States aboard the George Washington. He served with the French Foreign Legion from 1914 to 1917 and later in the French aviation service in Serbia and Albania before transferring to the American air service. He wears the Fourger badge of Lafayette and the Croix de Guerre with two palms, was wounded three times, and escaped injury in subsequent battles.
The United States Army transport force shipped over 400 American built steam locomotives to France to move under their own steam upon arrival. Each 73 ton locomotive was nearly complete, packed on ships with extensive handling to allow rapid deployment behind the front. Maj. Don O'Brien, longtime transport officer, directed the operation from ship to rail.
A health piece explains how kidneys filter blood and remove poisons, noting uric acid buildup can cause rheumatism, sciatica, backache, and stones. It cites Dr. Pierce of Buffalo who formulated Anuric Tablets to dissolve uric acid and offers free advice on preventing uric acid formation.
In a court scene the young beauty witness describes a street collision. She testifies that a gentleman turned to look at her and ran into another car, the cause he attributes to her presence on the corner.
A customer asks for a book on synonyms and the clerk replies the stock holds thousands of volumes but none are by Synonym. The boss is consulted during the exchange at the shop.
A rich bachelor declares his sole aim is aiding the poor while a married acquaintance jokes about choosing a bride. The dialogue hints at social expectations and matchmaking banter in a light, humorous tone.
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