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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
7
Nellie B. Rittingham of Baltimore Maryland says she suffered organic troubles and nervous head aches for years. After five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved and she was able to work again, avoiding an operation.
A compact ad-like fragment promotes books and high references associated with Watson E Coleman in Washington DC. It urges generosity as a path to personal happiness and praises Red Cross Ball Blue detergent for wash day, touting it as a product carried by all good grocers.
A Glasgow native bids farewell to a prosperous cousin on a night train to London. In a terse exchange the cousin begs for money while the other laments sending funds to his poor mother.
Bishop Waterhouse told a Los Angeles wedding breakfast that a selfish husband brings unhappiness and that selfishness is a graveyard, consuming all but never giving back. He urged counsel to brides to avoid marrying selfish men.
A dialogue explores whether marriage dulls romance and imagination. She questions, he doubts romance fades but argues explanations require creativity. The pair discuss how couples might explain themselves and keep imaginative sparks alive within marriage.
The president vetoed a 28 million dollar annual agricultural appropriation bill over a $2.40 per bushel minimum wheat price, saying fixed prices burden consumers and that the existing administrative method is satisfactory. He warned higher flour costs would raise prices nationwide and affect allied powers, noting this is his third veto in two weeks.
The house sustained President Wilson's veto of the agricultural bill. A motion to override failed 172 to 72. The bill was referred to the agricultural committee and leaders planned to pass it without the wheat price fixing provision.
Washington reports the German high command faces serious obstacles in renewing the western front offensive. Allied local counterattacks by French British and American troops deter German progress as about 6 000 prisoners are taken and allied operations push territory from Ypres to Rheims under General Foch’s plan to harass the enemy during preparations.
Washington July 11 instructions from Provost Marshal General Crowder order draft boards to cease allowing registered men to choose their arm of service when volunteering. Official word says no action has been taken to end voluntary enlistment in the navy for Class 1 volunteers.
A terse reflection notes that men rarely know a pain from silence, while women experience a marked difference. The piece contrasts emotional experience across genders and suggests silence carries unique weight for women.
A short adv section promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to soothe red rough itchy baby skin. It claims relief aids sleep for baby and rest for mother. Free samples offered from Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Also lists prices and mail order options. A light humorous monetary and dating quip follows.
Uncle Eben warns that overthinking personal comfort leads to self misery in a folksy aphorism about happiness and balance.
An advertisement touts Eatonic tablets as a quick fix for digestion and bowel problems caused by heat. It claims the remedy cleanses the stomach, reduces gases, and prevents sourness, with a money back guarantee and mail order option from Eatonic Remedy Co. Chicago.
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