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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
3
A field of gold buttercups is transformed when fairies curl each petal into a cup to match a requested white frill. The Buttercups cry no more but still long for the frill, while Mother Nature’s balance is cited by the Fairy Queen.
A diorama line recalls William T. Carleton noting Buttercups hold their heads high and cry for frills as water drops appear in the blooms, hinting at lingering sentiment about Daisy's frill.
Phoenicia Flint, a keen bargainer with an aquiline profile and a trader’s instinct, uses her skills to swap garments and negotiate at every turn. Her engagement to a poor fiancé collapses when emotions eclipse business, revealing that entrepreneurship cannot solve all life choices.
The article traces the feminine name Irma through Teutonic origins noting its meaning public peace. It links Irma to Herminie Erman Ermin Hermenburga and Ermengarde with variants in German English Italian and Spanish histories. It mentions the talismanic beryl and Friday as Irma’s lucky day and number.
The article traces a belief that mirrors reflect a person’s vital soul and that a second person peering into the mirror over one's shoulder can tamper with souls. It explains ancient ideas of astral bodies and warns of bad luck when two souls mingle in a reflection, a risk repeated in many cultures.
A homemaker with sewing skill can expand beyond regular dressmaking. Suggested side lines include baby layette outfits in three price tiers, baby and children’s wear, and hand embroidery. Opportunities exist in embroidering linens, doilies, and creating a Make-over shop from old garments. Advertising and space in a shop boost prospects, with specialized sewers finding steady income.
A female bill collector explains tact over aggression in debt collection. She advocates dignity in speech, dress, and conduct, starting with small firms before approaching larger ones, and notes that about 90 percent of business today is conducted on credit.
A sermon on John 4 46 54 outlines Jesus return to Galilee after Samaria. The nobleman begs Jesus to heal his dying son. faith grows from needing signs to trusting Jesus words Go thy way thy son liveth. The servant confirms the boy’s recovery at the hour Jesus spoke. Household religion follows and the house believes in Christ.
A Herald of Holiness excerpt declares evangelism essential for Christians to improve society and prevent the world from degrading the church. It frames evangelism as a duty rooted in self preservation and warns of creeping heathenism threatening moral order.
A quotation on revenge and forgiveness by Matthew Henry. It states that meekness and forgiveness defeat injuries, calling it an innocent form of vengeance. The line emphasizes quiet forbearance as the true remedy against wrongs.
An old salt tells a young apprentice there are only two choices aboard a man o' war duty or mutiny. The remark attributed to Rev. A. S. Woodburne frames naval discipline with stark options.
Montana Farming Corporation near Hardin operates 25 000 acres of wheat and 1000 acres of flax on Crow Reservation leases. Thomas Campbell manages the vast, gas and steam powered outfit with numerous tractors, a large camp, and a 62 car wheat train planned from Dunmore. Crops are shipped to Minneapolis and Duluth with crews paid by production milestones as the company plans 45 000 acres for next year.
A pig raised under proper conditions and fed properly should gain about a pound daily. By 200 days the pig should reach roughly 200 pounds.
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