Soul and Body Clinic Promises Wealthy Support for Free Care
The article describes a soul and body clinic where a thorough physical exam, Wasserman test, and standard checks are provided with all medicines free while Dr. Cowles donates his services. Wealthy philanthropists would fund the costs, and after examination a personal history is taken to uncover causes of illness, including fears and conflicts, with clergy involvement to address spiritual factors.
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Wasserman
Cowles
Soul and
Adopted into the Family: Naturalization Petitions Rise
The United States saw 240,339 alien residents petition for naturalization last fiscal year. Of these, 199,804 received certificates, 11,946 were denied, 41,770 deferred. Courts heard 211,750 petitions across 2,220 courts, up 51,145 from the prior year, with stricter standards for qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Soul-and-body clinics aim to heal body mind and soul
Neurologist Ed ward 8 Cowles founded soul and body clinics at St. Mark's in the Bowery New York City treating about 16 000 people with an 80 percent cure rate. He distinguishes his method from faith healing and envisions churches running clinics with medical and clergy collaboration to aid welfare.
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Edward 8. Cowles
National Association For the Advancement of Scientific Healing
New York
St. Mark’s-in-the-Bowerie
Cowles
John Roach Straton
Straton
Star Spangled Banner Under Fire In New Jersey Meeting
A New Jersey Federation of Woman's Clubs resolution asks school authorities to ban the national anthem, arguing it stirs warlike thoughts in children. Supporters insist the song remains a proud symbol of liberty and democracy, despite criticisms of its poetry and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Newark
America
England
Big Bill Thompson
Big Bill
Cancer as a major killer and need for early cure
A bulletin from the American Society for Control of Cancer calls cancer the greatest scourge and cites it as a leading death cause in the United States. It notes cases vastly outnumber deaths, aging risk, and stresses that cure is best when cancer begins.
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American Society For Control of Cancer
United States
The
Bulletin
Radio Program Guide from AP Listing
Central standard time programs with p m indications and wave lengths shown as kilocycles on the left and call letters on the right.
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The
Associated Press
Radio Schedule Highlights From 1930s Broadcasters
Evening programs list station lines and showtimes from 6 30 to 11 45 with acts including Roxy and His Gang A and FP Gypsies General Motors Party Moon Magic Casa Lopez Orchestra and Spotlight Hour across WEAF KGO KFI KGW KPO KFOA and WDAF in a dense grid of network affiliations.
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Roxy
WJZ
Gypsies
WEAF
General Motors Party
Moon Magic
Casa Lopez Orchestra
KGO
KFI
KGW
KPO
KFOA
Nighthawk Frolic
WDAF
Broadcast listings show diverse hotel and orchestra schedules
A statement notes there are 3,000 ways electric current is used, reflecting broad applications alongside detailed radio listings for cities such as Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha St. Louis Tulsa Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle and Spokane. The data lists venues like Curtis Hotel, Brown Palace Hotel, Cocoanut Grove and Davenport Hotel with multiple musical acts and hours.
Montana Sportsmanship and Montana Product Push
I Wonder writes on Butte sportsmanship during a Thanksgiving visit, praising Butte residents for fair play and booster spirit. He notes Montana sugar and produce advocacy, recounts cross state support, and urges a slogan “Montana products for Montana people” to boost state prosperity.
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Butte
Montana
One Minute Pulpit Verse Reflection
A brief devotional excerpt cites Psalm 3 3 6 praising the Lord as shield and sustainer. The passage notes trust amid foes and the author’s prayerful pleadings for safety and courage.
Horoscope Says Lucky Day With Cautions For Some Groups
The stars favor a prosperous period with keen foresight and steady planning for the new year. Women in public affairs face adverse influences, weddings look unhappy, and theaters may see uncertain business and protests on ticket costs. Oil producers in Texas and Oklahoma shine, musicales and opera entertainments seem auspicious, and performers and scientists may prosper despite eclipses and weather warnings.
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Texas
Oklahoma
McClure
Broadway Ends Butte Run with Five Vaudeville Acts
Crowded Broadway houses praise the final Butte engagement tonight headlined by an all star vaudeville bill and the Taylor musical comedy company.Westons Models d Art and Tudor Cameron with Ruth Davis deliver artistic acts and comedy, Tait and Zelle entertain with music and dance, Gus Erdman performs as Song Jester, and Kiku and Yoshi showcase daring acrobatics in a vivid variety program.
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Taylor Musical Comedy Company
Slade
Mike) Taylor
Westons
d’Art
Tudor Cameron
Ruth Davis
Tait
Zelle
Gus Erdman
Kiku
Yoshi
Thieves Target Wiltshire Health Ministry Stamp Stock
Burglars stole a large batch of canceled stamps from the Wiltshire headquarters of the British Ministry of Health. They are believed to possess a method for removing cancellation marks, enabling resale in small lots.
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Wiltshire
Ministry of Health of
Great Britain
Kotowise to Host International Fair Next Year
Kotowise in the coal and metallurgical region of Poland will hold an international fair next year inviting industry leaders and buyers to showcase mining equipment and steel products.
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Kotowise
Poland
Butte Visitors and Local Marriages Highlight MT Notes
Butte residents C E Hymer and J C Morse visit Great Falls while Charles Anderson and Hannah Olander of Butte marry in the city. A daughter was born yesterday to the wife of Thomas Lynch of 705 East Park Street and to the wife of William Wells of Meaderville. Mr and Mrs M L Hewitt return from a visit in Butte to Basin. Mrs John Fitzpatrick visits Anaconda with Sheriff Fitzpatrick. J T Carroll returns from the East to Anaconda. King Oscar yields governance to Crown Prince Gustave for health reasons in Stockholm. Will Maloney returns from a hunting trip in western Montana. B K Loeb travels from Europe to Helena. Marriage licenses issued to E M Lyon and Lillie Webster and to William A Rodgers and Cora Bethel Carpenter of Butte. Zoul Broullette, Butte undertaker, resumes work after pneumonia. Elizabeth McCaffery of Anaconda visits Butte for a week.
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C. E. Hymer
J. C. Morse
Butte
Great Falls
Charles Anderson
Hannah Olander
Peterson
Thomas Lynch
East Park Street
William Wells
Main Street
Meaderville
M. L. Hewitt
Basin
John Fitzpatrick
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Sheriff Fitzpatrick
J. T. Carroll
Stockholm
Oscar
Gustave
Will Maloney
Montana
B. K. Loeb
Europe
Helena
E. M. Lyon
Lillie Webster
William A. Rodgers
Cora Bethel
Zoul Broulette
Elizabeth McCaffery
J. J. McCaffery
War Declared Against Austria and Mines Hit Ships
President Wilson asked Congress for a declaration of war against Austria. Sixteen British merchantmen over 16 000 tons were sunk last week by mines or submarines. Police Chief Jere J Murphy returned to Butte from Chicago on official business. Corporal R D Harlan issued transport to six men en route to army service in Butte. Two navy recruits were received by William Hendry. Pat Cuddihy and daughter left Anaconda for Long Beach California for winter. Mrs C J Christianson returned to Anaconda after visiting Orchard Homes, Missoula. Judge George B Winston of Anaconda was in Philipsburg handling official matters.
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London
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Austria
Jere J. Murphy
Butte
Thin
Chicago
R. D. Harlan
Spokane
Navy
William Hendry
Pat Cuddihy
W. H. Meloy
Anaconda
Long Beach
Cal
C. J. Christianson
Orchard Homes
Missoula
George B. Winston
Philipsburg
Arizona Nights at the Ansonia shines in western tale
Fred Thomson stars as miner Fred Coulter in Arizona Nights at the Ansonia. Indians raid Coldwater after a fake gold strike, but Coulter and Silver King save the town in a thrilling climax with strong support from Nora Lane and J. P. McGowan.
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Arizona
Ansonia Theater
Fred Thomson
FBO
Thomson
Coldwater
Jeff Decker
Fred Coulter
Silver King
Decker
Fred
Nora Lane
J. P. McGowan
Bill Courtright
Lottie Williams
William McCormick
Dan Peterson
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
West Park Street
Dillon
Bozeman
Weeee
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
National
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Hoover
John Coolidge
Amherst
Grace
Calvin
Martin van Buren
Genesis
Ben Lindsay
Baron von Steuben
Jeremiah
Toqday
Kansas City
A. & P. Gypsies
Power and Light Orchestra
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Curtis Hotel
Vapabonds
Third Infantry Band
WOW Omaha
Roxy and His Gang
Yousem Tyrewelder Twins
KSD
St. Louis
KVOO
Tulsa
General Motors
Gustavy Brandborg
OKA
Denver
Brown Palace Hotel
Scheuerman
Church of the Ascension
Music Box
Packard Eight Orchestra
KNX
Biltmore Hotel Orchestra
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
Oakland
J. H. Jackson
KUX
Lake Merritt
KFRC
Hawaiians
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
White King Orchestra
Sunde
d'Evers
Coyotes
Davenport
Smith & Co
Billings Gazette
Editor Gazette
Vini
Vidi
Vici
Julious Caesar
Rubicon
Inkret Brothers
Schneller
Butte People
Billings
Ball Park
Anaconda Standard
Idaho
Utah
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
California
State College
Clifford M’'Bride
Fijliig
Ansonia
Noah Numskura
Noah
Oregon
Cypros Vite KY
Brooklyn Bridge
H.s.kuntz
Tuscon, Ariz
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