Daughters Illnesses Reported as Both Improve
Two of Mrs Ila Luce’s daughters stay with Mrs S M Carson as Alice contracts paratyphoid and Mary scarlet fever both showing improvement. A newborn pair of girls was born to Mrs Gottliebb Spahr of Ashmore Montana at the Cleary residence but hospital transfer blocked by flu illness.
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Ila Luce
S. M. Carson
Alice
Mary
Gottliebb Spahr
Ashmore
Mont
Cleary
Doctor Visit to Dupuyer Country Figures in Flu Complications
Dr. Maynard traveled to the Dupuyer country last Sunday to attend Mrs. Salois who remains confined with complications from a flu infection contracted weeks ago. P HW Crossen expected to return from California on Monday.
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Dr. Maynard
Dupuyer Country
P. HW. Crossen
California
Electric Sealing Machine Makes Wax Melt by Electricity
A new sealing machine uses electricity to melt wax for bankers brokers jewelers and large institutions. It installs by a cord to a light socket and runs at about one half cent per hour, according to Popular Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Spanish Shawl Curtain Unveiled in New York Theater
A theater in New York unveils a new stage curtain described as a gigantic silk and lace Spanish shawl measuring 35 by 40 feet. The embroidery required 34 days by expert Spanish needlewomen.
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New York
Prizes Offered for Rhymes About Dr Price's Baking Powder
A contest invites women and girls to write four line rhymes using only words from the Dr Price's can label or its printed slip. Fifty-nine cash prizes total with top prize of 100. Additional awards of 75 60 25 and 5 dollars and many 5 dollar prizes for other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Sitka Madonna in Silver Halos Shines in Alaska Church
An Alaska church in Sitka, part of the old Russian Greek Orthodox lineage, houses rare paintings from Russia. The Sitka Madonna features halos of beaten silver, a distinctive technique unmatched elsewhere, with the Ascension and jeweled icons highlighting Byzantine artistry amid historical Alaska lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitka
Alaska
Isaranoff
America
Russia
Pacific
Goldy
Stern Baranoft
Construction Details Of Tieton Dam Corewall
The United States Reclamation Service reports the Tieton dam in Washington will rank among the nation’s largest earth dams. It stands 230 feet high, 900 feet crest, and 25 feet wide, with a heavy concrete corewall. Three shafts reach bedrock and two parallel drifts will house the core wall construction with ore cars, concrete fills, and repeated drift cycles to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Washington
United States Reclamation Service
United States
Gifts and Pawnbrokers Talk Holiday Pickups and Watches
A pawnbroker survey shows watches top holiday returns as families trade in unused gifts. The article notes new customers flocking to shops with items like ivory clocks, wristwatches, and trinkets to tide over tight times, revealing reforming spending patterns and market demand.
Fragmented Carding Tribute to a Master Woodcarver
A garbled relic paragraph honors a woodcarver praised for delicate carving and precise eye for detail. The text mentions patrons, artistry, and a noted need for skilled hands to craft fine figures. It references hair work and a meticulous process tied to the artist’s own methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varacchl
Wong
Origin of Words and Their Hidden Histories
A New York Herald piece surveys how words enter English through conquest trade and invention. It notes Angles Danes Latin influence from Caesar to Shakespeare and cites examples like boycott Boston and humble pie while urging readers to explore word origins for entertainment and knowledge.
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Julius Caesar
Britain
Fens
Europe
England
Shakespeare
Milton
Dryden
Ben Jonson
Sam Johnson
Morse
Boycott
Capt. Boycott
Lough Mask House
County Mayo
Boston
New York Herald
Long in Public Life Uncle Joe Cannon Considers Retirement
The article notes Joseph G. Cannon plans to retire from Congress at the end of his current term after forty six years in the house. It highlights Ohio members with lengthy service Burton of Cleveland and Longworth of Cincinnati are veterans with nine terms each, while others like Fess Yellow Springs and Cooper Youngstown have multiple terms. The piece lists several lawmakers as first termers.
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Joe
Cannon
Congress
House
Burton
Cleveland
Longworth
Clineinuat
Ohio
Senate
Fess
Yellow Springs
Cooper
Youngstown
Kearns
Bavaria
Cole
Findlay
Foster
Athens
Moore
Cambridge
Murphy
Steubenville
Stephens
Cincinnati
Thompson
Defiance
Tone Producer for Violin Promises Stradivarius Quality
An illustrated March article in Popular Mechanics describes a tone producer that can be fitted to any string instrument. Made from specially prepared wood, the device conforms to the instrument’s shape and allegedly converts a modern violin into the equivalent of a Stradivarius or other Italy’s golden era violins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
March
Popular Mechanics
Edmonton Gas Well Erupts North of City
A new gas well north of Edmonton Alberta is gushing at about 40 million cubic feet per day. The roar can be heard fifteen miles away and workers nearby must wear masks due to the gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Candidacy Announced for State Senator Seat in Teton County
Announcement of candidacy for State Senator of Teton County subject to Republican primary approval next August. Pledges strict budget restraint and tax reform including inheritance tax and tax burden equalization in Montana if nominated and elected.
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Teton County
Republican Party
Montana
Sacrifice Worthy of The Name
An Armenian orphanage story notes that three hundred children shared scant rations with others in need. Each child received only bread and a few walnuts twice daily, yet they saved their walnuts to feed nearby starving crowds, a generous act highlighted by Youth's Companion.
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Ial
Noval Theatre
Tom Mix
Stanley
Africa
Priscilla Déan
Constance Talmage
Lois Weber
Neilan
Mabel Julienne Scott
Marguerite Clark
James Kirkwood
Lee
Ugs
Tim
Lee Rep A
Beaupre Cafe
J. M. Weaver
Prop
Madonna With
Tye
Clare
Beayers
Romarratie
C. H. Ferris
U. S
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Connor Building
S. W. Rosengren
N. G
K. Dalbey
Secy
Rebekah
Sarah Logan
Clara Mellon
Choteau Post NO. 6
American Legion
Choteau Club
Ie. J. Liptak
B. I. Packer
Adjt
C. J. B. Stephens
Larson Bldg
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bldg
H. D. Robison
Pres
Jas
T. Robison
Teton County Abstract CO
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Rhoads and
Bateman
E. B. Maynard
Homeopathist
Tarion
Choteau, Mont
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