The Sense of Inferiority and Reolo’s Rejuvenating Claims
In an advertising style piece a panacea named Reolo is promoted as rebuilding nervous systems from semi-starvation and fatigue. The text claims enhanced nerve force control and improved skin tone, urging readers to buy a $100 box from City Drug Co in Anaconda Paxson Rockfeller Drug Co in Butte and other stores. It touts wide consumer validation by clerks.
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Redlo
City Drug Co
Anacomda
Paxson & Rockfeller Drug Co
Butte
Home made cough syrup touted as quick relief remedy
An old time remedy claims to loosen a stubborn cough in under a day using pine extract and sugar syrup. The ad promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norwegian pine product, with directions to mix and seal the bottle, promising satisfaction or money back.
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root has been praised by druggists for its renal liver and bladder benefits. It is advertised as a physician prescribed strengthening medicine that supports natural work and has many friends among kidney remedies. A sample bottle offer is extended for ten cents with a request to mention the newspaper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Park System Change Proposed By Chamber Committee
The Silver Bow delegation plans a park board of five to govern county and city parks with power over the parks fund. Two members will come from the City council and two from the county commissioners, with a fifth chosen later. The bill seeks no new tax beyond a 3 mill levy already set aside. Frank A. Silver chairs the committee with Dr Peter Potter W McC White J L Dorsh and Howard Johnson aiding.
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Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow
Frank A. Silver
Peter Potter
W. McC. White
J. L. Dorsh
Howard Johnson
Tex
Butte Girl Attacks Woman Boss in Magazine Piece
Butte native Ruth Boyle, a writer for Mecall's magazine, lampoons women in leadership in Would You Work for a Woman Boss? She mocks bosses as fussing, catty, and slave drivers. Boyle, a 1911 Butte High School graduate and 1916 Wisconsin alumna, worked at Illustrated Daily News New York and wrote on southern schools for De Ancator. She served in Y canteen wartime. Her parents reside at 421 South Jackson.
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Ruth Boyle
Butte Girl
Mecall's
Miss Boyle
Butte High School
University of Wisconsin
Ilustrated Daily News
New York
de- Ancator
Boyle
South
Jackson
Salvation Army Christmas Party Hears Sunday School Cantata
The Salvation Army Hall hosts the annual Christmas tree event from the Sunday school with children performing a cantata. Mrs G Cowling oversees the entertainment as the program includes various numbers and the tree lighting tonight.
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Salvation Army Hall
Salvation Army
Army Hall
New Year Dance Slated by Robert Biamet Society at Hibernia Hall
The Robert Biamet Literary Association plans its annual New Year’s dance at Hibernia Hall in Centerville on New Year’s Eve. McNamara’s Orchestra to provide music and dancing runs until morning. Committees include Door and Floor captains, Reception hosts, and numerous named volunteers led by M J McDonough and Joe Murray.
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Robert Biamet
Henry O'Connell
John Long
Dan Crowley
Con Ryan
Terry O'Leary
John J. McCarthy
Hugh Daly
Con O'Rourke
Judge J. J. Lynch
3. P. Drohan
Tom O'Rourke
James E. Murray
John J. Caplis
Hugh Mullen
Steve Holland
Martin Tracey
Jerry Egan
John Gribben
W. ¥. Deeney
John K. O'Rourke
Joe Flagerty
W. J. Sewell
Tim J. McCarthy
Mining suit taken under advisement in January Lode case
Judge Jackson took the case of Lizele M Spooner and others against Henry Bennett and others under advisement after a two day hearing. The action seeks to quiet title to a portion of the January Lode mining claim. Attorneys for both sides were given ten days to file briefs.
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Lizele M. Spooner
Henry’ Bennett
Jackson
Lava Flows From Kilauea Create Twin Streams
Lava streams widen at Kilauea as two flows about a quarter mile wide race from the volcano. Reports from the volcano observatory describe a rising lava pit and an overflow through a crack formed by the 1868 eruption, with lava fountains visible for observers today.
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Hilo
T. H
Kilauea
Volcano Observatory
Mrs MacSwiney Sails Saturday After Ireland Testimony
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork’s late lord mayor will sail home next Saturday after testifying in Washington before a committee probing conditions in Ireland. In Tacoma police court 28 people were fined for drunkenness during Christmas celebrations. A naval academy hazing pretest at Annapolis forced some cadets to eat meals seated on the floor under the table.
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New York
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Washington
Committee of 100
Ireland
Tacoma
Wash
Eazan
United States Naval ‘Academy
Adnapolis
Omaha
Charles
Hoyt
Whitman
Ned
Abbott
Baldwin
Nebraska
Auditor Saves County Six Thousand Dollars
A county auditor Nellie Sullivan led a full canvass of aid cases cutting feeding clothing and shelter costs by 6000 yearly. Many on the poor list were found self supporting and moonshine headed families fueled recent additions. Mild weather and fewer hardships boosted relief as future public appointments and army navy changes loom.
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Nellie Sullivan
Silver Bow County
Butte
Horoscopes of December 20 1920 Fortune favors big ventures
The horoscope warns of an uncertain day despite some benefic planetary alignments. Merchants and manufacturers are urged to press for publicity and growth, while the powerful wealth holders adjust to new era demands. The seers call it auspicious for large plans in the coming year and for giving presents.
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Jupiter
Bathorn
Uranus
President Wilson Celebrates Sixty Fourth Birthday
Washington December 28 President Wilson marked his sixty fourth birthday the last before retirement to private life. Most of his immediate family attended except son-in-law William G Adoo. Mrs Wilson and the president hosted an informal party. Messages of congratulations poured in including one from King George.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Willian G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Mc‘Adoo
Francis Sayre
Daught Wilson
King George of
Great Britain
Murderer Captured in Mexico Arrest Report
Washington reports the murderer of American mining man John Berens, killed last month in Mexico, has been arrested and is held for trial in Michoacan. The embassy provided the statement, published by Mexico City papers on December 26.
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Washington
John Berens
Mexico
Michoacan
State Department
Mexico City
Boy Scouts Begin Three Days Hike Near Butte
About 20 Boy Scouts led by Henry Sarles start a three day trek from their headquarters near Butte. They will cook with limited gear, light fires with two matches, and read woods signs. Benjamin Owen oversees operations as patrols form, including a 16 to 18 year old group.
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Butte
Henry Sarles
Columbia Gardens
Delmo Lake
Americans detained in Russia halt escape attempt
Washington reports Baltic sources say an unexplained Bol shear refusal kept about 100 Americans from leaving Soviet Russia and being moved toward the frontier. Earlier word indicated some Americans and other nationals were allowed to proceed, but an exact count places detained Americans around 100. The State Department cites Baltic advisories dated December 28.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
Petrograd
State Department
Russia
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