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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
5
The ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for severe colds and grippe misery. A dose is taken every two hours up to three doses to open nasal passages stop runny nose ease headache fever sneezing and stiffness. It claims quick relief with no quinine and low cost at drug stores.
A courtroom debate unfolds with dialogue about whether a woman kept her heart or married for money. The judge notes the man is an old millionaire while the woman’s agency remains the implicit question in the exchange.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick remedy to stop hair loss and remove dandruff. It promises stronger, thicker hair that becomes soft and glossy after several applications with regular use at drug or toilet counters.
The exchange shows Marie complimenting a new hat, while the speaker questions its effect, capturing a light social moment from a Boston Transcript page. The dialogue hints at conversation tone and fashion satire characteristic of the era.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root claiming cures for kidney liver and bladder ailments and uric acid related rheumatism. It invites readers to obtain a sample by mail from Dr Kilner Co Binghamton NY and notes bottles are sold at drug stores.
The fragment mentions a sunset observation and references a tile place and Nike Maoghind in a casual, unfinished line with no clear events or context.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry and dust Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance on skin, priced 25 cents each.
A German order revealed that whipped cream had been made from soapsuds, jam, and sugar. The public learned of the practice after authorities forbade using Sop for whipped cream production.
Washington reports the public group of the national Industrial conference adjourned with a recommendation to President Wilson to create a commission to continue work. The plan envisions industrial boards, appeals, and an umpire to settle disputes, while labor remains doubtful about achieving peace.
Washington reports President Wilson signed amendments to the food control act restricting hoarding and profiteering in food and clothing and three minor measures after a good night’s rest. The department of justice will return the prohibition bill with a constitutional opinion, and the president may study it and act by midnight October 28 to avoid the bill becoming law without his signature.
Steve Ragan assistant United States attorney was shot and killed on Front street in Ketchikan. Pat Shannnahan is in custody with two revolvers found in his hotel trunk. Investigators question history of threats and possession of an automatic pistol by Shannahan and possible motive to harm Ragan.
Washington moves to speed the German peace treaty while both houses plan limited sessions. Leaders anticipate delays on adjournment. the coal strike and industrial crisis gain prominence with the Johnson Moses voting power issue in the league of nations under debate. King Albert of Belgium visit opens tomorrow.
A special House committee recommended denying Victor Berger of Milwaukee a seat in the U.S. House due to his espionage conviction. The panel also advised against seating contestant Joseph P. Carney, proposing instead that a new election be held. The report called Berger disloyal and treasonous to the United States.
Pittsburg reports state police dispersed over 1,000 steel workers from Glassport Port Vue and McKeesport as gunfire erupted during a late meeting near Glassport. Troopers arrived after a crowd fired on them and forced the assembly to scatter.
Washington on October 27 saw no word from the United Mine Workers after President Wilson warned the 500000 striking miners to return to work. Officials indicated the government would keep mines running and provide protection, while leaders weighed next steps at an Indianapolis meeting.
Initial use of Noguchi's anti yellow fever serum in the Honduras outbreak aboard the American cruiser Chicago showed a very good effect on one patient. The report notes the infusion turned a bad prognosis into a successful convalescence.
A cryptic dialogue fragment includes phrases about Belial and a remark by Ethel about life after war. The text features disjointed quotes and individuals like Yeo man Shield, offering little coherent event or context.
A reader extols Red Cross Ball Blue for achieving snowy white clothes after hard work and long days, praising its satisfaction and effectiveness in laundry.
A quiet home wedding ended abruptly when the bride burst into tears and fled to the other room just as the pastor prepared to join the couple. The groom followed after saying Mary he isn’t through yet.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio swears as senior partner to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 6th. The firm states the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces.
A reflective aphorism noting that self assessed knowledge of human nature may be unreliable and that true insight often contradicts self view. The quote suggests humility and caution in judging others and oneself.
A medical advisory warns that one quarter of babies may die before age one and 22 percent of children born in civilized countries perish. it condemns narcotic cough syrups and praises Castoria for containing no opiates when bearing the signature Chas. H. Fletcher.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch item notes a humorous exchange about a considerate husband. The exchange implies the client has a strong case worth several thousand dollars. The wit contrasts home life with legal prospects in a concise city column style.
An old promotional piece warns that kidney disease can cause a wide range of symptoms and urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Hairlem Oil Capsules to stimulate kidneys and relieve inflammation. It guarantees improvement within 24 hours and suggests continued daily use to prevent future attacks.
An aggrieved horse owner mud covered and angry at a kindly passer after his horse freed itself from a fence. The piece then questions the postwar fate of 75 mile guns promised by Germany and clarifies that the so called Big Berthas were larger naval pieces not the 75 mile guns.
A rural family confrontation reveals a father drowned the family kittens after promising his son he could do so. The moral tension centers on grief and obedience in a troubling incident.
A compact saying on avoiding speech that harms others. The piece emphasizes prudence and restraint in communication as a path to personal well being.
A town youth declares he loves the girl he admires, even though she belongs to a forty-strong beauty chorus. Her father questions the depth of his feeling, and the youth swears he loves her more than she imagines.
A concise report notes that credit access restricts certain individuals from maintaining aspirational lifestyles. It highlights financial barriers and the role of lenders in shaping consumption capacity.
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