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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
5
An advertising feature argues that nitro phosphate nourishes nerves and body cells to restore flesh and health. It claims organic phosphate can quickly add weight, ease nervousness and sleeplessness, and improve vitality though cautions it should not be used by those who do not want to gain weight.
An advertisement warns that careless living harms kidneys causing uric acid buildup and potential Bright's disease. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as relief with a money back guarantee and urges prompt action at first signs of trouble.
A light quip wonders why vessels are spoken of as feminine. The joke suggests a reason in nautical wordplay that ships trim sails and thus embody feminine phrasing.
A brief note observes many young boys leaving their sand boxes early in first grade. Teachers report curiosity and activity shift as students seek new tasks and social play.
Germany seeks immediate League of Nations admission in exchange for reduced armed forces and self determination in colonies. The note warns exclusion from the league would be a death sentence while proposing German consent to Alsace Lorraine, Posen, and a capped indemnity. The delegation offers to pool mercantile marine with allied powers.
Washington reports a busy week as Congress concentrates on the woman suffrage amendment the peace treaty and restoring telegraph and telephone dues to private operation. Senate debate opens on suffrage with hopes of a roll call and a two thirds vote while leaders push expedited action on the treaty and related committee reports.
The Rhine republic was proclaimed yesterday in various Rhine cities and welcomed by the population. Dr. Dorden heads the provisional government installed at Welsbaden and sent a message to the governments and the peace conference.
Romagne France May 31 Americans paused to honor about 30000 Ar gonne dead, many buried on the battlefield. At the 25 acre Argonne cemetery outside Romagne General Pershing delivered the principal address. The site holds 9572 burials with 160 unidentified. The cemetery sits on a slope on land taken by the 42nd division last October.
Washington on June 2 reports conflict over firings tied to union membership at Southern Bell. Postmaster General Burleson ordered an investigation and asked Union N Betel to establish facts while union leaders press for a noon walkout across Bell, AT&T, Western Union, and Postal systems if alleged Atlantic operator dismissals are not reversed.
Millions of fake aspirin tablets from a Brooklyn manufacturer were mostly talcum powder. Genuine American Bayer Tablets bear the Bayer Cross and come in official Bayer packaging with directions and dosage. The aspirin trademark belongs to Bayer.
The note advocates playing baseball on the public square in addition to the traditional diamond field. It argues for wider access to baseball activities and community use of shared outdoor spaces.
Washington reports that only 20 states have complete vital statistics. The Labor Department and Census Bureau plan to petition Congress for a national system to record births and deaths. Officials say wartime needs and European gaps highlight the urgency of full registration and broader state and city efforts.
In the American cemetery at Suresnes near Paris President Wilson spoke to thousands of American soldiers and Allied officials including Marshal Foch. He tied U S goals in World War I to preventing a repeat of the war and to addressing the central powers’ ambitions and denouncements.
Archangel May 29 The American cruiser Des Moines arrived with transports carrying British volunteer units to relieve American and allied troops who have fought since August. The first American infantry unit is expected homeward soon after relief. The last American infantry on the Vologda railway front has been relieved after eight months. Memorial services will be held at Archangel cemetery for about 200 Americans who died or were killed in north Russia.
Springfield Illinois May 31 There is a temporary improvement in the condition of Dr Anna Howard Shaw however she is seriously ill said Dr W P Armstrong the attending physician in a statement given out here at 21 oclock last night Reports had said her condition had improved It was not until last night that Dr Armstrong after visiting his patient stated her condition was serious
Polish premier Ignace Jan Paderewski announced he would ask President Wilson to appoint an American commission to visit Poland and investigate reports on the treatment of Jews. He disclosed the plan in a letter to Herbert Hoover referencing a New York protest meeting.
A fire in a Valence theater during a moving picture show killed and injured many. By evening, 80 dead were reported including 53 children and 81 women, with four thousand spectators present and a panic at the exits. Most injuries were slight for those removed by firefighters.
An article advises on stopping fountain pen leaks by soaking in warm water then applying heavy oil through the bearings. Heat can help unscrew parts that have become set, but avoid overheating to prevent melting.
In a brief exchange a man notes small glasses and a woman agrees. The debate centers on a luxury tax to fund ice cream soda and channel remaining funds to the government.
A concise proverb notes that friendliness fosters friendships and social harmony. It emphasizes warm conduct as a route to earning goodwill and positive relationships.
A young man asks for public speaking tips and an old-time speaker counsels him to sabotage his first speech. The punchline suggests making the talk so poor that audiences never invite him to speak again, ensuring domestic peace.
A discouraged counsellor laments justice for his client till judgment day. The judge offers to plead for her then, prompting a wary reply about the judge's own troubles on that day.
A quoted remark asserts that a man is the most important piece of furniture in a woman's air castle, reflecting a provocative social view.
A reflection on how power often hides truth, revealing tension between candor and control. The piece argues suppression undermines accountability and civic trust while urging continued vigilance for disclosure and integrity.
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