Gets It Corn Cure Promises Faster Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts GETS IT as a corn remedy on a new principle. It claims pain stops within two seconds, the corn shrivels and disappears, with no bandages or greasy salves. Also advertised for warts callouses and bunions, sold by EB Lawrence & Co and locally by Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and several retailers in Butte and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
B. Hoskins & Co
Jensen
Butte
Parden Drug Co
Hotena
Hyomei air treatment for catarrh claims quick cure
A vintage advertisement promotes Hyomei as a direct breathing treatment for catarrh aimed at preventing spread to the lungs. It touts the inhaler delivery, no stomach disruption, and claims refunds if no benefit. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at five cents, sold by local druggists and merchants.
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Smith Pros Co
Anaconda
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Butte
Peeler 5 Elected Bankers' President at Helena
The Montana Bankers' association elected D. R. Peeler as president at Helena with CC W Butler as vice president and Mark Skinner as secretary treasurer. Resolutions urged support for diversified farming, rural school improvement, and a rural life helper salary fund. A tariff reform measure was tabled. currency and taxation talks highlighted by F. S. Lusk and KE Norris.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
F. S. Lusk
Missoula
Montana
Congress
George H. Dunscomb
Chicago
KE. L. Norris
H. A. Davee
Davee
James Eckford
Chateau
Three Forks
T. T. Taylor
Lewistown
George Noffsinnger
Somers
L. N. Boileau
Chinook
Charles Spear
Billings
J. B. Kearns
Townsend
State Bank Examiner
WM. S. Mayraw
McKennon
A. C. Johnson
T. A. Marlow
Rail line workers reach wage and hours agreement
In St Paul on August 17 negotiations between Northern Pacific telegraph operators and officials concluded with a satisfactory adjustment. The operators, who had threatened to strike, won higher wages and shorter hours, with Sunday overtime in large offices and partial abandonment of the split trick. The total salary increase across the system totals $64,000.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Railroads Seek Higher Mail Handling Pay
Officials from 17 western railroads signed a telegram to Postmaster General Burleson urging increased compensation for handling mails. They cite a surge in volume due to parcel post and expect further growth after August 20, following railroad inquiries.
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St. Louis
Western Railroads
Burleson
Tragic Double Shooting Ends in Suicide Near Twin Falls
James Nichols a well to do farmer shot and killed Mrs Florence Stockslager wife of Dr L B Stockslager and then killed himself Friday evening near Twin Falls Idaho The motive appears to be a renewed courtship and recent separation with the doctor away in Portland Nichols a former suitor.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
James Nichols
Florence Stockslager
Saratoga Auto Crash Kills Two of Town Residents
Two Saratoga residents Albert J. Fountain and Charles Davis were killed when their car left the highway on a sharp turn at the hill foot. Earl Potter was fatally injured and taken to a hospital.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Albert J. Fountain
Charles Davis
Earl Potter
Negotiations Move Forward Amid Unclear Player Return
Negotiations progress steadily as teams work through terms while the player remains undecided about his future movements and club choices. Sources describe a unsettled situation with strategic discussions ongoing and no definitive decision announced yet.
Mexican Foreign Minister Replies to Lind Message
Frederico Gamboa announced the first Mexican official reaction to President Wilson’s note delivered through ex governor John Lind. The Mexican government will consider the communication, discuss it, and then issue a reply, a slower approach than expected after Huerta’s Aug 6 note declaring Lind persona non grata absent proper credentials.
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Mexico City
Frederico Gamboa
Huerta
Wilson
John Lind
Mr. Lind
Three Zapata Rebel Engagements Near Mexico City
Fights along a three quarter mile stretch outside Mexico City see 26 rebels killed near Azcapotzalco and 18 killed beyond Azcapotzalico. A Milpa Alta clash leaves unknown losses. Captain Pedro Ojeda’s small relief party is captured but he escapes with ammunition.
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Mexico City
Zapata
Azzccapoticalico
Milpa Alta
Pedro Ojeda
Ojeda
Guaymas
Governor Foss Rejoins Republican Party in Massachusetts
Lynnfield Mass August 16 Eugene N Foss three time Massachusetts governor and former Democrat who sought the Democratic presidential nomination last year declares himself again a Republican He speaks on the Essex Republican club platform with A P Gardner and Col Everett C Benton urging Republican victory and saying the state and nation need the party back in power.
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Lynnfield
Mass
Eugene N Foss
Massachusetts
A. P. Gardner
Everett C. Benton
Foss
Essex Republican Club
Lone bandit robs four on Meteor Pullman
A lone robber boarded St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train No. 111 at Kansas City union station and held up four passengers after the train departed at 10. The bandit, who had bought railroad and Pullman tickets, escaped by jumping from the moving train as it moved toward Oklahoma and Texas.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Union Station
Oklahoma
Texas
Robber Stages Hold Up on City Car
A robber in a city car rose suddenly and flourished a pistol demanding cash. Four men surrendered pocketbooks containing $106 as other passengers complied. He fled by leaving the coach, leapt to ground after spotting a missing passenger at the end of the car.
Wealthy widow survives monoplane crash at 200 feet
Mary Simms of New York, taking flying lessons at Stempstead aviation field near Mineola, was saved today when her monoplane turned turtle at 200 feet. She was strapped in her seat and, though the wreckage was lifted, she was seen smiling and not badly hurt.
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Mineola
Long Island
Mary Simms
New York
Stempstead Aviation Field
Oulette Body Returns for Funeral in City
The body of Alfred Oulette is arriving from Los Angeles this morning and will be taken to his parents home at 404 East Fourth Street. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at :30 and then proceed to St Pauls Church for high mass at 9 o'clock.
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Oulette
Alfred Oulette
Los Angeles
East Fourth Street
St. Paul's Chstrect
Armed Truce in New York For Over Sunday
Governor Sulzer faces a turbulent political week as a National law and order committee is urged to fight graft and defend his governorship. Letters from national figures praise his stance while Ohio and Arizona officials weigh recognition and recall proposals loom in Florida.
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New York
Lynn J. Arnold
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Sulzer
Arnold
Thomas W. Lawson
Oregon
Glynn
Hogan
Ohio
George H. Hunt
Arizona
J. W. Frost
Washington, D. C
I. L. Farris
Florida House of Representatives
Development of Alaska Duty of the Government
Secretary Lane, speaking at the Commercial Club in Seattle, urged that the government has a duty to develop Alaska. He backed government construction and operation of an Alaska railroad to enable affordable transport of coal and other resources, aiming to spread benefits to all people rather than a monopoly.
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Seattle
Commercial Club Today
Lane
Alaska
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
United State
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Guatemala Signs up for Peace Pact with United States
Joaquin Men dez, Guatemalan minister in Washington, said he had orders to sign a general peace treaty proposed by Secretary Bryan. He indicated Salvador and Guatemala would join in signing the peace proposals following the accord.
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Washington
Joaquin Mendez
Bryan
United States
Salvador
Guatemala
Deserter Surrenders After Four Years of Guilt
William Cox who says he is a former quartermaster sergeant of the marine corps at Bremerton Washington surrendered to federal officials in Nashville Tennessee today claiming an accusing conscience haunted him for four years.
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Nashville
Tenn
William Cox
Marine Corps
Bremerton
Wash
Desertion Court-Martial Aims Bremerton Return
A service member expected to be sent back to Bremerton for a court-martial on desertion charges. The move underscores military discipline actions tied to ongoing investigations and potential penalties.
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Bremerton
Invitation to world navies to pass through canal in 1915
President Wilson will issue a proclamation inviting all the world’s navies to meet at Hampton Roads in January 1915 and pass through the Panama Canal to the San Francisco exposition, escorted by a fleet from the United States Navy. Secretary Daniels announced after inspecting the training station.
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Newport
R. IL
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
San Francisco
United States Navy
Wilson
Navy
Daniels
Greek immigrant escapes after train arrest near Clark Mo
George Paulus a Greek national arrested at Abilene Kansas for murder fled from a passenger train near Clark Missouri while being moved east for deportation. Immigration officials received the report of his escape today.
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Kansas City
George Paulus
Abilene
Kan
Clark
Pankhurst Arrives in Trouville for Summer Visit
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst English militant suffragette leader arrives in Trouville France from London via Havre to join her daughter Chrissibel who has stayed at the seaside resort for the last two weeks She says she will return to England when the autumn campaign opens.
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Trouville
France
Emmeline Pankhurst
London
Havre
Chrissibel
Republicans to Caucus to Elect National Campaign Committee
Washington Aug 16 A call was issued to Republican senators and congressmen to caucus in the house chamber Tuesday night Aug 26 to elect a national Republican campaign committee.
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Washington
House
National Republican Campaign Committee
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Kuhucs Building
Cincinnati
DR. Lamb
West
Galena St
Mont
A. &P.ry
Peeler
Bankers’ President
State Association
Helena
Standart
Montana Bankers’ Association
Montana Club
Placer Hotel
D. R. Peeler
State Bankers’ Association
Coon
Old Rosebud
Ington
Republican
Pullman
Anaconda Brewing Co
Ca. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mon
United States Depository 8
A. Wolf
John Lehsgu
J. H. Ryman
Indorsed
Lobe
Cito
Liam
Crafteman
Warners
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
Rave
J. A. Bailey
Sandowne, Pa
Warner
Westlake Ave
Paris
Poot
Beurfloger
New York Herald
Duffy’s Pure
The
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N.Y
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