Syrup of Figs Endorsed For Constipation Relief In Children
An old fashioned advertisement urges mothers to give Syrup of Figs with Senna to cleanse and regulate a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It promises gentle relief from feverish symptoms and stomach upset and notes the product is safe tasty and widely recommended with full directions on the package. It claims the remedy prevents future illness by keeping children well.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Wonderful how Resinol cured itching and rashes
In a New York dateline a reader reports severe itching and cracked hands from eczema. After using Resinol Soap and Ointment her symptoms improved, restoring sleep and ability to work. The ad touts Resinol as a 18 year old doctor’s household remedy for eczema pimples sores wounds and burns with free sample offer from Dept. 6 H Resinol Baltimore.
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New York
N.Y
Wm. Sutherland
East 7St
Baltimore
Lawyers Meeting in Annual Session Eastern Montana Bar
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kingston Aug 1 Woman's suffrage dominated the eighth annual session at Hunter's Hot Springs. Speakers urged voting in favor. Crippen of Billings opposed. About 25 members attended with others expected. The program included music, recitations, and talks on law topics, with election of officers and governors forthcoming.
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Standard
Kingston
Aug
Montana
Hunter
H. P. Saumelis
Three Forks
Walter Hartman
Bozeman
John T. Smith
Livingston
W. B. George
Billings
H.C. Crippen
A. Linn
William M. Johnston
Charles S. Hartman
W. F. Meyer
A. C
Reson
More comforts desired by freight car travelers
At the Itinerant Workers association annual convention in Cincinnati on August day one the delegates urged creation of a commission to push modern improvements for freight cars. They argued ships and Pullman cars have luxuries while freight cars remain bare. a member quipped railroads could add hammocks under cars for easier travel.
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Cincinnati
Itinerant Workers' Association
Pullman
Jersey Fat
Ex Detective Morrissey Acquitted of Assault Charge
Morrissey, once a city detective, was acquitted by a jury in Justice Kerrigan's court on a third degree assault count. The plaintiff, Enos Alley, claimed Morrissey insulted and slapped him after an argument on a street car. Morrissey admitted using some names but denied any assault occurred.
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Morrissey
City Detective Force
Justice Kerrigan's Court
Enos Alley
Mor
Ailey
New Phases in Borgo Robbery Opened in Police Inquiry
Two men reportedly robbed Mrs. Alexander Borgo Sunday afternoon in Meaderville, digging up two cans in the cellar containing $2,500 in gold. Mrs Borgo and her husband described the assailants. authorities believe she was struck and a hidden cache is involved. A daughter of Mrs Borgo recently associated with Ulysses Papp, released on bail after a hung jury in a separate case, is noted in the developing story.
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Sheriff's Deputes
Alexander Borgo
Boston & Montane Band
Borgo
Undersherif Smith
Larkin and
Mackey
Meaderville
Kaki Maki killed in shaft accident at Speculator mine
John Maki aged 44 of 512 East Broadway was instantly killed when a rock fell in the Speculator shaft as the 6 30 shift was lowered. Fellow miner Yori Yukovich, 24, was injured while standing nearby. Deputy State Mine Inspector and coroner investigated. body taken to Walsh's undertaking rooms.
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John Maki
East Broadway
Speculator
Maki
McGrath
Drew
Walsh
Yori Yukovich
East Park Street
Yukovich
Murray Hospital
Monnet Ix
No Reply From Japan Delays California Land Legislation Note
Washington reports no reply from Japan as California alien land law takes effect. Ambassador Chinda informed Secretary Bryan that Japan’s answer will come in due course. Meanwhile New York hosts 13 Yiddish papers, three dailies.
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Washington
State Department
California
Chinda
Bryan
New York
Kangaroo Court in Jail Sparks Assault Charges
Witnesses held in county jail report a kangaroo court last night over a tobacco fund, leading to assault claims against officers. Joe Rodich, 20, claimed fault and faced third degree treatment before release amid gunfire and threats from Orakovich, 35, who fired at Rodich and at Oak street residents. A deputy prosecutor expects charges for the officers and Orakovich faces weapons and attempted assault charges.
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Joe Rodich
Oak Street
Percy Napton
Rodich
John Orakovich
McQueen
Orakovich
Orskovich
Kellar
John’ Olavich
Olevich
Salandar
Robbery Night at Borgo Home Endangers Family
Mrs Borgo and her husband were attacked by two strangers who searched the house, tore beds, and demanded money. The woman was knocked unconscious and later described the robbers, noting a lavender tie and light socks. Authorities scrutinize inconsistencies in the couple’s accounts as neighbors recall the incident.
Custody Clash Over Clothes In Replevin Case
Mrs. Morton of 12 East Fremont sues to recover clothing owned by her daughter Mrs. Emma Kennedy now teaching in Butte schools. Kennedy, once Emma Hesse, enlisted a constable from Justice Kerrigan's court to seize wearing apparel in a disputed split that separated two children from their grandmother amid claims of arrest. Kennedy denies court involvement, while Morton seeks return of daughter and children.
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Morton
Fremont Street
Emma Kennedy
Butte
Butte Man Says Strike Is Not Broken
J C Lowney of the Western Federation of Miners residing in Butte reports from Calumet Michigan that the miners’ strike remains firm with workers ready to fight to finish. He notes troops leaving next week, many gunmen imported by Waddell Mason agency, mines tied up, bosses running some pumps while most are idle, and worker cooperation elsewhere will ensure a recess.
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J.C. Lowney
Western Federation of ‘Miners
Butte
Calumet
Mich
Lange
Waddell Mason ‘Agency of
New York
Bouchers Store Runs Twenty-Sixth Cleanup Sale
Cleanup sale at Bouchers announces everything reduced by a third to half with no reservations. Ad notes location at 37 50 West Park Street and remarks on related funeral service at the family residence 34 Salena Street at 2:30 PM with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Boucher
West Park Street
Salena Street
Mount Moriah
Everybody's Shoe Store
Adv
Coronium News Baffles American Chemists Worldwide
American chemists await details of a London announced discovery of coronium a gas supposedly one sixteenth the weight of hydrogen. Reports cite an Engi scientist and past mentions by Nasini but no Earth samples or practical uses yet. The find could affect aeronautics but current Earth records show only Italian experiment notes. In Seattle, seven hundred miners walked out at Black Diamond over reinstatement dispute with Pacific Coast Company after a quarrel with a foreman.
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London
London Daily Citizen
Engi
Nasini
University of
Seattle
Pacific Coast Company
Black Diamond
Com.ay
Geort Vers
Ayers
Industrial Workers of the World
Would You Pay $10 for $20 Gold Pieces
A sales pitch compares season end cleanup to buying value like $14.85 suits labeled at $27.50 and $19.85 suits labeled at $40, framing $20 gold pieces for $10 as a sharp bargain. It hinges on bold price contrasts to entice shoppers during a clearance.
Sale of $20 Clothes at Half Price This Week
The garments are this season's make and of standard worth. Seeing the clothes will convince you of the values. The sale of $20 pieces for $10 runs until Saturday evening next and starts today.
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Lutley's
Ag Fre Ling
Lutey
Marketeria
Bell 210
Nomy
Tominson
Abe Mysa
Dakota
Minnesota
Lyon
Sam
Allen & Darnell
Brifes
Morgo
Astray
John Make
Yukovich Sma
Vukovich
Frank Ashworth
West Broadway
Fred Goodman
Japan
Alien
Gunman
Mra. Borgo
Mr. Murph
Larkin
Sherif’ Smith
Panne
Sheri Smith
Arizona
Park Streets
Union
F. A. Ironside
Richard Bogal
Goodyear
O'Rourke Shoe CO
Wyoming Street
Broadway
Park
Lawrence Rectory
Wal‘wight
N. Main Street
Hollister
Joe
Puller Drug Co
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Co
Buiter
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