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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
8
The passage emphasizes doctors’ dedication in caring for children and urges parents to buy Fletcher's Castoria, noting imitations exist and that physicians will advise on their baby's welfare based on experience and love for children.
A city man counsels a farmer to enjoy life on a farm, but the farmer says his mortgage interest prevents happiness. A probate judge quips with an old lady who seeks execution of her late husband’s imagined heirs. A joke-puzzle about April weather contrasts gas stoves with fur coats and seasonal warmth.
A brief joke exchanges a line about drowning sorrows with a punchline about a wife who can swim. It showcases a light wry tone typical of a midcentury humor column. The item reads as a standalone quip rather than a full story.
A brief from urban transit notes that courteous conduct can backfire in crowded cars as passengers vie for seating. Officials warn etiquette alone may not prevent discomfort or confrontations during peak commutes.
Excerpt depicts a street scene where a character warns against kissing a dog while another notes the dog is cleaned daily. The dialogue mentions the dog Wido having just caught a rat as the narrator approaches the porch.
Surviving dialogue hints at a tense romance as one woman admits she stayed with a partner longer than wise while another remarks she should have moved on sooner. The exchange suggests a social or moral dilemma about commitment and timing.
Montana plans 40 acre land tracts for assessment under Senate Bill 71. The state will levy one mill to fund classification by millexperts B T Stanton and R P Bentzin. Schools will extend sessions due to influenza. farm labor cooperation with Camp Lewis. warnings about uniformed swindlers. a land boundary dispute in Butte upheld by the state supreme court.
The piece argues women need strength amid disease risk from catarrh. It cites Mary Fricke of Belleville Illinois as a sufferer who claims Peruna improved her health and weight. The ad promotes Dr Hartman’s Peruna tonic and free health book from Columbus Ohio.
An exchange mocks simplified wording in political addresses with a quip about a stenographer's spelling. Senator Sorgum jokes the new approach harms communication while the scene hints at broader policy talk.
Advert reads that thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as an effective remedy. It cites a Life Insurance interview claiming many applicants are rejected due to undiagnosed kidney issues. The ad urges buying two bottle sizes or sending ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
A fragment from a period piece cites a line on voice gender and a quip about speakeasics, reflecting era dialogue and stylistic novelty in a brief literary aside.
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to fade freckles. It promises visible improvement after applying a tile nightly and morning, with most cases requiring only one ounce. A money back guarantee is offered if freckles persist.
Directions advise touching pimples redness roughness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water Rinse dry gently and dust on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance with a 25 cent price each advertisement mentions Cuticura lines and fragrance.
A fragment mentions a man described as a “lovely manicure girl” in dialogue. The line questions what sort of fellow he is and answers that he would suit a manicure girl persona.
A snappy syndicated opinion line dismisses critics as blockheads, arguing the point with concise humor and a sharp jab at intellectual smugness.
A brief dialogue on marriage prospects quotes Mr Moneybagg and his rival, with the Louisville Courier Journal noting, “What are your prospects?” and the reply that club chatter says he has no chance.
Mrs Blunderby notes her nephew is home with a collection of momentum of the war. The cartoonish remark contrasts mudslinging with clean hands and evokes a Boston Transcript line.
The excerpt describes auto intoxication from neglect, listing symptoms such as sleepiness after meals, facial flushing, dizziness, indigestion, and loss of vitality. It advocates digestive cleansing with castor oil or Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, a laxative made from May-apple and aloes.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil as a remedy to strengthen kidneys and digestive organs to defer aging. It claims long use over 200 years, warns early kidney signs require treatment, and promises life extension with odorless capsules and a money back guarantee.
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