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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
5
People who register at Er tresvaag Co Northwestern Jewelry Cos McIntosh Bros Johnsgaard will receive twenty five votes for the Church Organ Contest.
Bottineau and nearby towns feature weather observ actions at 7 00 pm and 7 00 am readings A J Carlson voluntary observer notes participation in community events The Wyoming Girl plays at the opera house on Saturday night with Lone Star of Texas to follow December 14 Various residents travel visit court business and attend services while shop notices and job ads fill the pages
Notice lists free vote days December 1 15 and 18 and announces the annual tax sale to be held at the courthouse. It mentions residents and visitors including Mrs W E Watson from Omemee and other local people traveling to James town and Minot, with notes on local officials and naturalization petition filings.
The thick underlip of the Austrian Habsburgs was called the Apstian lip, traced to Cym tergis wife of Ziemovitz, Masovia duke and Polish king’s aunt. Her beauty and strength are cited as shaping Hapebury’s character and imperialism.
In dialogue between a farmer Countes sel and others the politician seeks favor as a family favorite. The farmer questions the plan noting that a favored child can disappoint, reflecting cautious skepticism about political favoritism.
A dialogic scene depicts a visitor sympathetically acknowledging a poor man’s lack of elevating influences, while a convict defensively asserts that he and his partner indeed had uplifting experiences by lifting items, exposing a tension between perception and reality.
A dialogue from the Boston Herald mentions Langley asking if the first edition of poems is exhausted and Longlocks confirming a print run of two copies one for his mother and one for himself.
The ready made philosopher declares perfection impossible and Miss Cayenne counters that the closest is someone who tries to be a perfect bore, a witty exchange highlighting humor over idealism.
Readers encounter men claiming to be pure food officers inspecting stock while a grocer resists, in a Philadelphia Public Ledger note. A New York Press item riffs on a man’s money dispute, signaling a typical gossip tease in urban papers.
The passage questions how to regulate flesh through diet and medicine. It notes diet affects weight, sweets increase flesh, water aids thinness, starches add flesh, and exercise reduces it. Temperament and habit influence outcomes, with advice to grow thinner by smaller dinners and avoiding butter.
A salad recipe promising nourishment for women who are too thin uses apples and lettuce with lemon juice salt pepper and a liberal layer of cream cheese. It suggests this as a pleasing alternative to traditional vinegared salads and emphasizes nourishment.
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