Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo Ad
An advertisement for Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo promotes a hair care duo claimed to improve hair’s appearance without color change or oil. It touts ease of use, rose scent, and dandruff protection, with bottles described as ornamental. Sold by Rex-All store and Harmony Laboratories affiliates in multiple Montana towns.
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Harmony
United States
Canada
Great’ Britain
Harmony Laboratories
Boston
Paxson” & Rockefeller Company
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Fuller Drug Company
Park Avenue
Anaconda, Mont
Wisdom
Mont
Crowd presses to view stolen Mona Lisa in Italy
Ice dated dispatch says crowds in Italy block view of Da Vinci Mona Lisa as authorities remove busts and statues to protect the artwork. French police probe love letters found in Perugia’s room linked to the gallery theft and seek Gaetano Girondi, an Italian suspect who vanished after sharing the room.
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Ice
Italy
da Ving
Mona
Lund
Umal
France
Mathilde
Vicenza Perugia
Florence
Louvre
Perugia
Gaetano Girondi
Girondi
Portland Takes Care of City's Unemployed
Portland city officials after consulting with the central labor council plan to hire 10 unemployed residents for work on water mains streets and parks. Preference given to men with families. three full days per week at three dollars a day. single men receive no work.
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Portland
Ore
Central Labor Council
Otoman Hanish Sentenced in Mazdaz Han Cult Case
Chicago judge denied a new trial for Otoman Hanish leader of the Mazdazihan cult convicted of sending objectionable letters. He was sentenced to one month in the Chicago house of correction and to pay a $2,500 fine. Also noted are local ads for tuning and piano repair services from Aragon’s and related suppliers.
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Chicago
Stack
Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish
Express
Heanih
Chayago House of Correction
Montana bankers expect currency bill passage before Christmas
State bankers in Montana generally support the currency bill, predicting stability and national benefits. Bank Examiner McGrath cites broad Montana backing with only one national banker opposed, noting potential reserve requirements could free up to about 7.6 to 8.2 million dollars for Montana banks while central control shifts away from Wall Street.
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Butte
New York
McGrath
Helena
Montana
McGrath Aja
Beneft
Wall Street
National Banks of
Reserve ‘Bank of
Reserve Bank
Explosions At The Butte Duluth Stir Up Rocky Slope
Report of two large blasts at the Butte Duluth property yesterday afternoon. Two holes 60 feet deep were blown, using 12 kegs and 22 kegs of black powder. The first blast loosened earth without danger to onlookers, the second lifted the hill face, sending rock and dirt in waves. Photographers, including William Cutts, filmed the event as 6,000 tons of material were loosened.
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Th Butte
Duluth
William Cutts
Insanity Commission Seeks More Patient Information
A. M. Alderson, secretary of Montana's state insanity commission, writes J. J. Foley to gather more details on patients committed for insanity. The plan aims to identify transient patients' original states, determine nativity or naturalization, residence duration in Montana, and relatives' locations to return them to proper places and reduce state burden.
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A. M. Alderson
State Insanity Commission
J. J. Foley
Mr. Foley
Montana
New York Barbers Linked to Eye Trouble, Says Committee
The New York committee on the prevention of blindness reports that over half of the city’s eye problems among men come from barber shops. Bay rum and other lotions in some shops contain wood alcohol, and inhaling fumes or eye exposure to drops may cause eye trouble.
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New York
Lightning kills man and horses in Arizona storm
Tucson Arizona December 15 a severe electrical storm last night killed one man identified as Raphael Mendez and three of his horses. The bolt struck the team while driving causing the deaths. The storm destroyed two houses and many telegraph poles and caused widespread damage across the area.
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Tucson
Ariz
Raphael” Mendez
Ono Teamste
Hall
Proposal to run for office sparks 1814 U.S. Senate talk
A fragment notes a discussion where C H Bentley and a governor ally discuss a request from a progressive committee to seek a United States Senate re election, referencing Law 80 Cal and a December 14 date. The unreliable text mentions Johnson and a 1814 political run suggestion.
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Cal
Johnson
C.H. Bentley
United States
Anburgs Successor Not Yet Selected
Several candidates are considered for Anburg’s successor as Beorwe N. Marsh outlines plans. The Parmer and Drovers company prepares for future operations despite Tabor’s death, with stock subscriptions rising and officers to be appointed. Governors and senators named as potential successors to Me. Taborge. Washington reports cotton consumption and stock levels. Yuan’s son betrothed to a daughter of the vice president in Peking.
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H. Mason Tabore
Parmer and Drovers
George N. Marat
Wen
Ratorg
Montana
United States
Senbor
Utah
Forse Ieshane
Allen
Hidler Saverat
Konten Baal
Taborge
Shanghai
Immigration bill ordered reported in Taft era debate
Washington reports the Burnett immigration bill advanced by the house immigration committee by a large margin. the measure includes a literacy test and provisions on militant suffrage, sabotage, and any threat to organized government, with asia policy left to broader provisions and state department consultation.
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Washington
Burnett
Taft
House Immigration Committee
United States
State Department
Last states admitted to the Union in 1911
The questions reveal that New Mexico and Arizona were the last states admitted, both joining in 1911. An American owner other than Croker won the English Derby with P. Lorrillard's Dotty in 19th century racing. Cardinal Newman’s Lead Kindly Light first appeared in the British Magazine in March 1834 per the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Ag Ney Alexica
Arizona
Croker
A. P. Lorrillard
Cardinal Newman
Pall Mall Gazette
Mayer Jeweler Ad Promises Money Back and Free China
A vintage advertisement touts Mayer jeweler as offering jewelry and watches at lower prices than elsewhere with a money back guarantee. It promotes a free hand-painted china plate with every purchase of $1 or more, highlighting three designs and a value of $1 each. Mayer positions itself as jeweler to the people at 29 West Park.
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Mayer
West Park
Advertiaamant
Judge Lindsey Favors Children On The Stage
Chicago December 15 Judge B Lindsey urged allowing stage children to work under safeguards. He proposed a supervisory board to protect their interests including fair pay schooling rest and wisely invested salaries. He contrasted stage life with factory work and cited the need for proper housing and oversight.
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Chicago
B. Lindsey
Denver
Drama Club
Lindsey
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Tatey
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Ben
Stee
East Park
BNF St Bet
Montana Jewelry Co
Aragon
West
Towa
Danger IV
Anburg
Farmers and Drovers
Hank
Beorwe N. Marsh
Census ‘Bureau
BriDi
N. Main
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
O'Rourke Shoe Co
Wyoming Street
Avast Park Street
Lindsay
Mose Linz
American Sugar Refining Company
New York City
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