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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
18
Short quip from the New Haven Register features a girl’s witty answer to the teacher asking about suffering for righteousness. The exchange highlights humor in a Sunday school setting.
A brief dialogue notes a pun about a submarine joke by Mr Fuller. The exchange shows one character failing to grasp the humor as it is described as deep or challenging.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine prevents colds by building up the system and cleansing the blood. It asserts internal action on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free with a $100 cure promise, from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Stella asks about saving money. Bella explains daily thoughts about items not bought and reduced spending as a discipline.
A newspaper ad-style feature extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with sworn statements and testimonials. It promotes sample requests by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and lists bottles for sale at drug stores.
A light exchange features Bilie asking about a baby sister and Tilie replying that the sister has the teeth but has not hatched them yet. The dialog captures playful rural humor with local dialect.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product as whitening clothes and lighting homes, priced five cents in large package at grocers. A second note adds political opinion claiming incumbents work for re nomination after election.
The northeastern Minnesota forest fires devastate towns including Cloquet Moose Lake and Duluth area destroying hundreds of homes and facilities. More than 40 000 people are left homeless with losses in the millions while relief efforts bring nurses doctors and supplies to Duluth and Superior.
The note surveys wartime milestones including record coal output in half a year, American troops overseas surpassing 1.9 million, and cholera in Berlin. It notes daylight saving continuation, night letter deliveries, and potential fuel economy measures. Bulgaria’s abdication sees Boris ascend while Austria-Hungary signals US allies’ friendliness. Other items include church petitions against Sunday cinema, a wounded congressman in France, and optimistic crop prospects with a wheat yield forecast of 918 million bushels.
New York Health Commissioner Copélin d urged private hospital superintendents to defer nonessential surgical operations to reserve beds for influenza and pneumonia patients. Doctors should keep suitable patients at home. Overcrowding already reported as army nurses are mobilized to aid epidemics in training camps.
Thomas Atkins grew fractious as his medicine proved nasty and he refused to take it. Two or three V A D s stood around him urging him to be good and drink, promising recovery and even rosy cheeks. Atkins asked which one of the rosy V A D s was Rosy, showing his playful curiosity.
A wartime exchange shows a Britisher declaring progress toward Berlin and a American reply affirming long pursuit. The skirmish of words captures Allied tone and resolve during the campaign era.
A fragmentary exchange mentions Belle-Will's obsession and Nell-Yes with an insane relative. The text asks what was done with a vessel, answering that they buoyed her up and manned her.
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