Mrs V Stapp Gains 30 Pounds After Tanlac Cure
Mrs Virginia Stapp of 185 Valencia St San Francisco recounts long battling illness over 25 years with poor appetite digestive trouble headaches kidney pains and constipation. After taking Tanlac she rapidly improved gaining 30 pounds sleeping well doing housework and praising the medicine as the greatest blessing of her life with Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte advertising the product.
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Tanlac
Virginia Stapp
Valencia St
San Francisco
Cal
Mrs. Stapp
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
A Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promised Quick Relief
An old home remedy touts a Pinex based cough syrup as a cheap quick fix for stubborn coughs. It claims to ease chest soreness loosen phlegm and improve breathing within 24 hours using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint sugar syrup or substitutes like molasses honey or corn syrup. The Pinex Co Ft Wayne backs the product with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Prominent Indiana Farmer Cured by Number 40 for Blood
Prominent Newburgh Indiana farmer Frank Stacer reports cure from rheumatism after six bottles of Number 40 For The Blood. The ad claims rapid elimination of morbid products and benefits for chronic glands, spleen, liver, bile flow, catarrh, eczema and skin eruptions. Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana for sale by Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Fair Drug Co in Butte.
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Newburgh
Indiana
Frank Stacer
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Fuller Drug Co
Anaconda
Fair Drug Co
Park and
Arizona Sts
Butte
Barefooted boy of four wanders to police station
Tony Pericuch aged four and Mike Monivich left home seeking adventure despite ice and snow. Tony walked barefoot until police found them and a kind woman sheltered them. After questions at the station, Tony received shoes while parents later claimed them.
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Tony Pericuch
Mike Monivich
Tony
Mike
Te Arizona Street
Police
Joe Williams
East Galena Street
The Great Blackstone to Stage New Year’s Show in Butte
The Great Blackstone, famed for rivaling Kellar and Herrmann, will perform at Broadway New Year’s Eve showing magic, seance, mental telepathy and aerial disappearances. A two hour program features 22 cast members, mostly women, and impressive illusion equipment expected to wow patrons.
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Blackstone
Kellar
Herrmann
Butte
Man recalls crash into hydrant on Harrison Avenue
John Peterson could not recollect driving into a fire hydrant in the 1600 block on Harrison Avenue during Christmas Eve collision but remembered a car forcing him off the highway. He told Magistrate H. J. Grimes, officers said he was knocked out by the impact and awoke in a city jail cell. He was fined $20.
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John Peterson
Harrison Avenue
H. J. Grimes
Butte
Peterson
New Year's Eve Social for Boys at the Y M C A
Secretary Whittredge announces a New Year’s Eve party for boys aged 15 to 17 at the Y M C A building. Old Father Time hosts as the old year departs and 1920 is welcomed. The boys’ room closes until 7 PM for decorations and a special event for younger boys is planned.
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Whittredge
Kremer Goes East Trial and Meeting
J Bruce Kremer left Butte yesterday morning to argue a case before the supreme court and attend the Jackson day banquet and meeting of the national democratic committee in Washington. He will be away about three weeks, with appearances in the Webster Dosenbach suit on Jan 6 involving a cement copper patent. The national committee meets Jan 8 and 9, with the Jackson day banquet on Jan 9. the event is expected to be a notable democratic gathering.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Supreme Court
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Mr. Kremer
B. H. Dosenbach
Kremer
First woman barrister to join United Kingdom bar
London December 29 Mrs Gwyneth Margery Thomson becomes the first woman to enter the United Kingdom bar after Lincoln's Inn benchers accept her application for admission as a student for the bar.
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London
Gwyneth Margery Thomson
United Kingdom
Benchers
Lincoln's Inn
Well-Known Butte Resident Frank Carey Dead
Well known Butte resident Frank Carey died of appendicitis at St James hospital Sunday evening. Born in Boston 50 years ago he lived in Butte 12 years and served in a casual army unit in France, discharged Oct. 8. Survived by sister Mrs Sarah Griffin of 102 Sutter St brother Thomas Carey of Pennsylvania three nephews Joe Gerard Frank Griffin and a niece Mary Griffin. Funeral Wednesday from Griffin residence 1062 Sutter St with Requiem High Mass at St Marys Church 10 oclock.
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Frank Carey
St. James’ Hospital
Carey
Butte
Boston
Mass
France
Sarah Griffin
Sutter Street
Thomas Carey
Pennsylvania
Joe Griffin
Gerard Griffin
Frank Griffin
Mary Griffin
Griffin
St. Mary's Church
Asleep Behind Church Pillar Cleared by Court
Pat Conroy was found asleep behind a pillar at St. Joseph's church and held for investigation. He explained he dozed while leaning on the pillar and the court accepted his explanation. Tony Smith was fined $16 for vagrancy after failing to prove recent work. A drunk pleaded guilty to moonshine intake and paid $10. three others forfeited $10 appearance bonds. Lee Jung faces a court case this afternoon for operating a lottery at 17 West Mercury Street.
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Pat Conroy
St. Joseph’s Church
Butte
Tony Smith
Lee Jung
West
Mercury Street
Child dies in Tacoma car crash on dim headlights
In Tacoma on December 26 Adolfo Barra aged four was killed when his father's car swerved off the highway and overturned after the driver was blinded by the headlight of another vehicle. Antonio Barra the father was driving the car at the time. The accident occurred near Carmonado.
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Tacoma
Wash
Adolfo Barra
Carmonado
Antonio Barra
Acquitted in Butte Gambling Charge at Cigar Store
W Swanson and B Christopherson were acquitted in the Butte police court on grounds of insufficient evidence regarding permitting gambling at the Crown cigar store 110 East Park. Christopherson showed a dissolved partnership bill of sale, Swanson admitted a basement area for leisure but denied gambling, Chief Murphy cited mayoral orders to curb gambling.
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Crown Cigar
East Park Street
W. Swanson
B. Christopherson
W. E. McDonald
Butte
Christepherson
Swanson
Salvation Army corrects cash donation misunderstanding
In Butte a Salvation Army drive said cash donations were needed but this was an error. The army does not solicit cash, but welcomes supplies of all kinds, especially clothing and shoes, and will gratefully accept contributions of those items for distribution to needy families.
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Salvation Army
Butte
New Phelactine Process Removes Hair Roots
An advertisement touts the Phelactine method as superior to depilatories and electricity, claiming it removes hair roots and surface hair, leaving skin smooth. It promises odorless, non irritating formula you can use at home with simple instructions and dramatic visual results.
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