Number 40 Claims Cure For Eczema By Blood Remedy
Henry Isaia of Chanute Kansas testifies that persistent eczema burned and peeled skin like fish scales. He credits Number 40 from Town Drug Co. with swift relief and sleep, claiming ongoing improvement and belief it may fully cure. Chas O Brown endorses the remedy as acting on blood for skin and other diseases.
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Eiast
Andrew Isaia
W. Chanute
Kan
Chas. W. Brown
The
Town Drug Co
Chas. O.brown
J.C. Mendenhal
Evansville
Ind
Help Yourself Campaign Began Soon in The Standard Ad
The Help Yourself club campaign starts with a Q and A display ad promoting member participation. Early entries boost votes and prize chances, with 6 autos and 20 district prizes totaling $500 to $50 values, plus a 10 percent cash commission on money turned in.
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Tou
Miners Boarding House Endangered by Flames
A fire smoldered for hours in two top floor rooms of the Gagnon house at 19 East Gagnon street and broke through windows early yesterday. Passerby raised the alarm. Chief Martin and crews from Quartz street and Arizona street stations contained the blaze in about twenty minutes. The blaze destroyed mattresses and wooden furniture. the building, a long-time miners boarding house now operated by Thomas Colligan, is one of the city’s oldest brick structures.
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Gagnon House
East Gagnon Street
Martin
Quartz Street
Arizona Street
Gagnon
George Pallas Murder Trial Set For Today
George Pallas faces murder charges in the Gust Manos case from Maren 1913. The trial was moved to 10 Delock in Judge Lynch's court after a morning continuation. Mrs Margaret Pallas, the defendant's wife and eyewitness, testified to the county attorney against Nick Koscoulos as part of the defense strategy.
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George Pallas
Gust Manos
Maren
Delock
City to open bids for paving China alley contracts
Assistant City Clerk Freya Johnson says bids for China alley paving have been submitted and will be considered at Friday night’s council meeting. The council may also discuss purchasing trees for the new park and other city locations, and possibly an ordinance licensing dogs at the upcoming meeting.
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China Alley
Freya Johnson
Johnson
Ng of She
Dre
Legion Auxiliary Receives Buttons in Emblem Exchange
The Legion Auxiliary plans a button exchange using laurel wreath symbols instead of the Legion Posts badge. Women, family members, and mothers of service members may wear red star or laurel devices bearing patriotic wording, replacing the traditional wartime insignia.
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Legion
Witl
Local court fines in East York restaurant disturbance case
In Butte Police Court yesterday Bullty faced charges of treating a dist distance and fines were imposed. The disturbance occurred at a restaurant on East York Street, per the Star. Similar charges against Habe Dunlap and Jack Rowe were dismissed after evidence showed they were not implicated.
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Butte
East Yark
Cour
Habe Dunlap
Jack Rowe
Hianer Nevis
Disturbance Charge Tells of One Dollar Loan Trouble
Police court recounts Joe Smith inebriated attempt to borrow $1 from Mrs. Miller at a South Montague Street rooming house. The dispute escalated with several delays and a disturbance. Smith pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $20. A friend and neighbors testified to the chaotic scene.
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Joe Smith
Smith
Joe
Heavy Seat Sale For Concert At Broadway
Demand for seats for the Flonzaley quartet concert at the Broadway theater tomorrow night surprised even W. Weber in charge. The quartet includes Adolfo Betti Alfred Pochon Ugo d Archambeau and Ivan Warchambeau sharing Latin roots across Italy, Switzerland and France. Critics praise flawless ensemble and moving human emotion predicting remarkable chamber music performance.
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Flongaleys
Broadway
W. Weber
Mr. Weber
Fionnaley
Adolfo Betti
Alfred" Pochon
Ugo Ara
Ivan’ Warchambeau
Messrs. Betti
Ara
Pochon
d'Archambeau
Cesar ‘Thomson
Felin Borowski
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Almoult
Flonzateys
Milk Below City Standard Causes Dairymen Arrest
Two Butte dairymen were arrested and fined 19 each for selling milk below city standards. John Pochervina of Timber Butte dairy and Him Creel of a Holmes avenue dairy faced city milk inspector H. Erickson’s testimony on substandard milk. A change in feed was offered as the cause by defendants. Also noted is an upcoming check on child labor law compliance across factories, mines, malls, and quarries from Butte to Glendive by the internal revenue department, covering the past year.
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City Ordinanes
Butte
John Pochervina
Timber Butte
Him Creel
Holmes Avenue
H. Erickson
Tutte
Glendive
Pacine
Internal Revenue Department
H. M. Denglers
Man Kills Woman At Her Request In Michigan
Pontiac prosecutor says Maan Best, formerly of Flint, killed Vera Schneider after she asked him to kill her. Best states he met Vera on Saturday night, she asked him to tie handkerchiefs around her neck, and claimed she was simply in the way of others before the early Sunday morning body was found on an unoccupied porch.
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Pontiac
Mich
Best
Flint
Teagan
Pril
Anson
Pioneer Railroader D. M. Mason Dies in Tacoma
John C. Mason, a veteran telegrapher and railroad official, died at his Tacoma home last night. A Civil War veteran, he arrived in Tacoma 32 years ago and served as superintendent of telegraph for the Northern Pacific Western Division, later with Western Union. Survived by three sons including Edward W. Mason, head of Western Pacific Railway in San Francisco.
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Tacoma
John C. Masson
Tacoma Pioneer Railway
Mason
Northern Pacific
Western Division
Western Union
Edward W. Mason
Western Pacific
R Way
Francisco
Negro Holds Up U S Mail Truck in San Diego
An unidentified man in San Diego intercepted a United States mail truck near the post office, robbing a mail pouch containing registered mail and loot believed to total about $80,000, according to the driver’s report to police.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Drelock
United States
Poli
Ban on American goods and Jewry wares eyed in Paris decree
A French Finance Ministry plan aims to ban certain goods including stockings and Jews wares as part of an economic and social control. The piece notes market tolerance shifts, a lower exchange, and mentions a Lincoln election and women’s suffrage debates connected to George Washington.
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Paris
Aindrica
Wasiiveroy
Vincgen
Lincoln
George Washington
Natural Bowel Tonic Cascarats End Constipation Promoted
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a gentle natural bowel tonic that cleanses the colon overnight without harsh cathartics. It claims twenty five million boxes sold yearly and notes Cascarets cost a modest price while waking users with eased digestion.
Freckles and Blotches Erupt in Unknown Context
Reading appears garbled with partial phrases about freckles and blotches, mentions of meres, Osorio, and various nonsensical names. No clear event, date, or organizations emerge to form a coherent summary or identify a specific news item.
Arbolone Anti Fat Tablet Ad Poem Reprint
A short poem praises Arbolone tablets as a well known anti fat remedy. The piece claims craving suppression and weight loss after use and credits a Los Angeles writer for the testimonial style. It serves as an advertising verse used by the proprietors to promote the product.
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Los
Keeps Hair Curly in Most Trying Weather
A brief note describes a curling method marketed as weather resistant. It promises hair stays wavy and combable all evening without frizz or drying, claiming a simple application and no stiff or oily finish. The text references a product named Baceto Tica and suggests it maintains style in damp or windy conditions.
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Legion Auxiliary
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Ralsing Over
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