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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
4
Local notes on ranch visitors and weather near Dupuyer
Chateau Montanian reports visitors such as Mrs Bynum Jas Devitt and Mrs Farrell with town news. A hard rain and snow disrupted lambing while the sheep roundup gathers about 1000 head at Truchot's on the Muddy. Dr. Drake treats a sick child at Sun River as miners and townsfolk discuss rail ties and Birch Creek camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Drake
Sun River
Parker
Cal Stewart
Cal
R. M. Steele
Steele Station
Truchot
James Manix
Dupuyer
King of Saxony Frederick Augustus Loyal to German Empire
Frederick Augustus of Saxony remains a steadfast supporter of the German Empire, affirming loyalty amid shifting European alliances and signaling continued alliance with Prussia and the imperial regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Augustus
German Empire
Goody Two Shoes and Newbery's Moral Tales
Excerpt notes John Newbery as early publisher of children’s books like Goody Two Shoes and Tommy Trip. It alleges he pressed authors to mention his patent medicines, with Goody Two Shoes featuring a dying character who lacks Dr James Powder. It includes a dialect joke from Erastus Pinkley about a grindstone and wood to cook over a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goody Two Shoes
John Newbery
Oliver Goldsmith
Tommy Trip
Newbery
James’ Prowder
London Standard
Erastus Pinkley
Washington Star
Cigar Label Predicts Match Choice in Stray Story
A London stray story recounts a caster deciding between two women Mary and Annua by finding a Havana cigar on the ground. The inscription leads him to choose Jo, based on the word Havanna. The tale blends superstition and chance in a humorous moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Annua
Havanna
London
Gait Descriptions of Gorillas and Chimps Compared
The article explains a gorilla walking on all fours with a coordinated right arm and left leg motion, alternating with the left arm and right leg in a kind of amble rather than a true walk. It notes chimpanzees using their arms as crutches and lifting a foot slightly without palm contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Leart
When Cricket Was a Crime Under Edward IV Law
The Dundee Advertiser notes that under Edward IV England's cricket was a crime because it distracted from archery. Players faced a £10 fine and imprisonment. The statute remained in force until the Hambledon Cricket Club formed in 1749, which led to repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hambledon Cricket Club
Dundee Advertiser
Lost Wagner Letters Stolen From Eisenach Museum Case
The first tenor praised by Wagner, Tichatschek, left letters from the composer to his daughter who later bequeathed them to the Wagner museum at Eisenach. En route from Brussels the case was opened and the letters disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Tichatschek
Wagner Museum
Eisenach
Brussels
Scots Candidate Receives Giant Thistle in New Zealand
In a New Zealand town a municipal candidate, a Scotsman, was presented with a huge Scottish thistle placed on his committee room table. A friend entering abruptly interrupted with a quip about not knowing he was at lunch, adding a wry note to local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
London
Hamlet's ghost and the undiscovered country theme
A remark on the play shows a paradox in Hamlet where he speaks of the undiscovered country from which no traveler returns yet the plot relies on his interviews with his father’s ghost who has returned from that country. The note points to a structural inconsistency in the conflict between mortality and revenant visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
His First Voyage. Sailor Pitching Deck with Tar
A seasick passenger asks what the old sailor is doing and learns he is pitching the deck with tar. The exchange captures a salty humor episode from a Chicago News item about seafaring mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Chicago News
Eugene Hale Dies at 79 After Paralysis Strikes
Former Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, aged 79, suffered paralysis that led to his death. Hale served in the U S Senate and remained a notable political figure in his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Castle Williams Fort on Governors Island
The old round fort Castle Williams on Governors Island is described with its 1811 completion, design by Lt Col Jonathan Williams, Newark red sandstone walls, 200 foot diameter, two gun tiers, and solid Flemish bond construction. It notes two stone powder magazines and an inexhaustible water well serving shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors Island
Castle Williams
Castle William
Frasernors Island
Edmund Banks Smith
Lsct
Jonathan Willams
Engineer Corps
Newark
Children’s paste recipe and early stamp history notes
A rural note describes a cheap paste recipe for kids to cut and paste pictures. It includes flour alum water and oil aromas, plus cooking steps and storage in jars. The piece then shifts to perforated stamp sheets and Archer’s patent dispute, Roentgen’s X rays, and European tattoo practices among Albanians and Bosnians in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Europe
South Sea
Balkan Peninsula
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C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Mont
Chateau Montanian
Bynum
Jas
Mr Devitt
Chas. Farrell
Tom Thompson
the Marias
Selma Holdenberg
Dr. Wamsley
A. J. Cowell
Memphis
J. F. Burd
Tlie Hardin
Titus
A. K. Prescott
Helena
Bailey Bros
Prescott
Billy Hopt
Gertrude C. Dean
Dupuyer Hotel
John Shepherd
J. W. England
Birch Creek
Seison
Birch Creek Canyon
Great Falls
H. A. Gilette
KE. N. Morrison
Pondera
Ulm House
Tueday
Messrs
Gallagher and
Magee
Butte
W. H. Titus
John St. Clair Gordon
Victoria
Queen of
India
Ganges
King OF
Saxony
American Press Association
Eugene Hale
Archer
Treasury
W.C. Roentgen
Crookes
Spencer & McCullough Druggists
Blanchard
Spencer & McCulougil Roulston Jewelry Store
Henry Bosch
Ficme
Lansing and
Ellis
Choteau Drug Company
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