Wyeth Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sulphur Compound as a miracle hair darkener. It claims gray or faded hair can vanish after use, restoring youth with lustrous, beautified locks and a natural look, urging readers to buy the product tonight from any store.
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Jose
Wyeth
Advt
No-To-Bac Tobacco Quit Aid Claim
An old advertisement promotes No-To-Bac as an easy way to quit tobacco including cigarettes cigars and chewing. It promises complete break from the habit with improved health finances and calm nerves and offers a money back refund if the craving persists.
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Casearets
Freckles Remedy Promises Clear Complexion Guarantee
An early 20th century ad promotes a freckle removal preparation, touting dramatic lightening or removal with a money back guarantee. It urges customers to ask for double strength Othine and notes strong results with initial applications.
Poor Woman Finds Relief After Medical Hopelessness
A desperate woman, exhausted by failed treatments for indigestion and severe bloating, recounts wasting money on doctors and medicines. A neighbor advised Remedy, believing it to be the best medicine, and she is grateful she tried it despite poverty and hard work.
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Neighebor
Skin Disease Remedy Promoted By Foster-Gilman Drug Co
An advertisement touts Instant Kezema Ointment for a range of skin ailments from cracked fingers to severe eczema. It claims fast relief and thorough healing, pricing the product at $1.00 and directs readers to Foster-Gilman Drug Co in Wilbaux, na.
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Mise Neva Warner
Pine Flat
Calif
Fan
Foster-Gilman Drug Co
Wilbaux, Na
Need of Glaging Hospitals to Be Meeting Subject
A public meeting on September 3 sponsored by Montans Sursical discusses hospital standardization led by John G. Bowman of Chicago. The piece highlights hospital reform as vital to modern medicine, with Dr. Arnold Schewyzer and Dr. Joseph Byrne praising standardization, training, and recordkeeping to safeguard patients and advance care.
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Montans
American College of Surgeons
John G. Bowman
Chicago
Iscor Gighy
North America
Mayo
Joseph Byrne
Fordman Medical School
New York
Association
St. Paul
Arnold Schewyzer
Surereon
Ilness
Attlefield
Recreation Rules of Methodist Church Attack Prompts Debate
In New York on August 6, Henry Smythe, a New York publisher, spoke at a national association of postmasters convention, denouncing the Recreation Rules of the Methodist Church. He argued the rules bar dancing and theater and urged reform of John Wesley's Book of Discipline. Smythe, who has preached before six presidents, vows to continue his campaign despite potential church membership loss.
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New York
Methodist Church
Henry ‘Smythe
Lisher
National Association of
Os Asters
Smythe
Sy Tether
Dre James
Benry Smpthe
Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
John Wesley
Lord Jesus
Hamilton Man Dies Suddenly In Hamilton Hospital
Ray Munroe son of a late doctor died suddenly at Hamilton hospital of acute dilation of the heart last Friday morning. He practiced medicine in Darby and later. He is survived by a widow and five children. The Pittsburg Dispatch notes discussion of postponing prohibition in favor of trial.
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Hamilton
Ray Munroe
Mus
Darby
Hamilton Hospital
Non-Partisan Strength Surprises Flathead Nominating
Flathead Kalispell Aug 28 strong non partisan element appears in week nominating primaries. Many winners on democratic ticket also received non partisan endorsement. County races show mixed support across districts for commissioners sheriff treasurer and other offices with Polson and Whitefish figures prominent. Boundary changes and county legislation loom future impact.
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Kalispell
Flathead
Flathead County
V. Pomeroy
W.T. McKeown
P. F. Dodds
B.J. Green
MacDonald
Charles Smith
Jane Duncan
W. F. Millar
LB Saunders
W. C. Berne
Nonpirisan
Clyde W. Weythman
W. C. Hutchinson
W. Ashford
G. K. Light
W. M. Briggs
H. Peterman
Nellie Gowdy
Christ Prestleye
C. Bibee
A. D. Macdonald
R. N. Eaton
R. H. Gatiss
Ernest A. Holland
John Kennedy
E. E. Stewart
F. F. Modesitt
FR. H. Wiedman
Dean King
Polson
Whitefish
Funeral for Edwin Armstrong in Billings ranch home
Edwin Onis Armstrong 19 died after a lightning strike Thursday night as he rode a horse from a field to his ranch home. Services were held this morning at the ranch in Billings. The horse was knocked down but not injured. The Armstrongs have lived on the ranch for four years.
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Billings
Edwin Onis Armstrong
Albert Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrongs
Aged prospector Benjamin reported lost in Crow range
Aged Boulder prospector George Benjamin, Lost near Crow range north of Radersburg, was found missing with his wagon at his cabin. Friends fear he wandered off to locate his horses, becoming lost and feeble. Searchers hope to recover horses to help locate his body and confirm the fate.
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Boulder
George Benjamin
Crow Mountain Range
Radersburg
Benjamin
Frank H. Benjamin
Butte
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