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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
8
Mrs. Anna Meteriano of Peru Indiana reports relief from a displacement and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she is now able to work full days and feels strong. The notice endorses the remedy for women with similar ailments.
A quirky anecdote about memory and a wife tying a knot in the narrator’s tail to trigger recall. The piece plays with humor and domestic detail, using a light, comic tone to reflect on forgetfulness and marital interaction.
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine purports to act through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, especially the Eustachian tube, with a promised hundred-dollar payout for uncured cases.
A terse exchange shows Willie asking Sammie about a register while Sammie replies they have steam heat at their house. The regional dialect hints at a domestic or neighborhood context with a playful misunderstanding.
The statement labels the Kaiser as the world’s greatest example of a man who did not know when he was well off, framing him as oblivious to his own fortunes.
An editorial or caption asserts that poverty is not a disgrace and wealth is not a guarantee of virtue, suggesting a nuanced view of social status and personal worth.
War bonds appeal urging 100 percent Americans to fulfill their War Savings pledge. Duty and patriotism demand keeping the promised monthly loans to the government. Proponents warn a kept pledge aids the war effort. a broken promise harms national resolve and future generations.
The Food Administration in Montana directs its enforcement toward dealers exploiting the butter price surge. Some manufacturers and dealers are moving stored butter to sell as fresh butter at higher margins, violating rules that require selling butter at prices not exceeding sanctioned profit over cost.
Public guidance from the Food Administration urges shoppers to use substitutes with flour to simplify the four to one ratio, favor home produced foods, and save shipping space. Salt packaging is to be standardized to save materials. An eastern dairy expert notes increased milk and buttermilk consumption after prohibition begins. Hoover cites large wartime food shipment goals and urges families to trim budgets and waste.
The piece cites Europe’s shrinking herds and warns of long term food shortages postwar. It stresses America must feed the world during war and help rebuild global food supplies afterward while touting strict food rules and a farmer fined for neglecting pest protection.
An observer notes on a parasite of the fly that it is often an immature spider unable to spin a web. The young spider uses the fly as a guide and travels with it until it matures or is eaten, whichever comes first.
A wartime style guide shows per person monthly sugar limits and weekly use rules. It lists recipes for Chocolate Crumb Pudding Gingerbread and Apricot Ice, with ingredient amounts and method steps.
Cynical Observation notes that a woman may demand the last word in an argument and, even after conceding, may trigger another dispute, implying caution in conversation dynamics.
A daily thought quote attributed to Sir Thomas Browne argues that no person can justly judge another because true knowledge of another is impossible. The remark frames moral restraint and humility in judgment.
A fresh fish dealer dies suddenly just as a reader arrives, with the Boston Evening Transcript noting the odd timing and maritime context of the incident.
A Winnipeg Telegram line advises risk and independence, stating that success or failure follows those who leave the beaten path. The quote frames a pragmatic view of choosing unconventional routes.
Corrections to recent Greenland maps indicate the island is about 150000 square miles larger than previously thought. The revised measurements affect geographic records and regional assessments.
The slime from mines in the Indian solar gold fields is mixed with clay to form bricks. The bricks are claimed superior to external sources and are widely used for lining circular shafts and other mining construction. Plans include fire bricks crucibles and artificial stone.
President Wilson presided at the draft ceremony with Gen. Crowder and Gen. Murch presenting capsule numbers for 13,000,000 registrants. The first numbers drawn were 3822 and 7277, signaling future orders and a mobilization aimed at 4,000,000 troops overseas by July.
More than 150000 men joined Americas fighting strength as members of the students army training corps were formally mustered in at colleges nationwide. The ceremony was set for eleven oclock October 1 with a message from President Wilson read on every campus. Collegians in the corps draw army privates pay and government supports housing clothing and meals with no tuition. Each student may take only three subjects.
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for backache kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid cleansing of kidneys and blood, possible cures, and urges buying from a druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It stresses ease of taking and authenticity of the product.
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