College Girls Find Forgotten Chinese Tribe in Hidden Valley
Iseabel Imeram and Areula Wilder, the only white women to travel the valley of the lost Che Cho San Po in China, describe exiled Chinamen who built villages and rich traditions after being banished five centuries ago. Their journey with Dr. James SL Ingram and Ursula Ingram highlights ancient customs and vibrant attire.
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New York
Iseabel Imeram
Areula Wilder
China
Miss Ingram
Wellesley College
Miss Wilder
Obertin College
Hidden Valley
James SL Ingram
Tsabel
Dr. Ingram
Wilder
Ursula
Panama teeters between dry law fears and cosmopolitan life
In Panama City Barleycorn faces a looming dry era as war planners seek more troops while Panamanian leaders tilt toward prohibition. President Porras reportedly backs the measure in exchange for U S support, and locals fear a loss of international commerce and the world’s cosmopolitan drinking hub on the Central Avenida.
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David M. Church
International News Service
Colom
Panama
John Barleycorn
America
War
Navy Departments
Canal Zone
War Department
Porras
Republic of Panama
Montana Governor Reflects On Eight Years Of Reform
Governor Joseph M. Stewart reviews eight years in office. He cites higher education reform, a unified university system, a public utilities commission, workers compensation, livestock governance, highway development, farm loans, hail insurance, public health expansion, modern banking, prison and hospital up to state control, and woman’s suffrage. He notes population growth, county expansion, wartime effort, and urges continued cooperation for postwar reconstruction.
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The
Standard
Helena
Stewart
University of Montana
Montana
Public Utilities Commission
Montana Industrial Accident Board
Board of Health
Butte
Nomads of the North at the Rialto theater
The drama Nomads of the North opens at the Rialto presenting Neewa the bear cub and Hrimston the puppy in a frontier tale. Nanette marries Raoul after a forced engagement, a forest fire and mounted police chase unfold, with Lewis Stone in a lead Royal Northwest Mounted Police role.
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Drama OF
Northwest
Rialto
Fife
Ca Aioe
North
Rialto Theater
Neewsa
Hrimstons
Rowland
Raoul Challoner
Pterios
Duncan McDougall
McDougall
Nanette
Haou
Raoul
Corporal O'Connor
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Lewis Stone
Butte
Marshall Nelsan
Ind
James Oliver Curwood
Arctic Circle
Mr. Stone
North Woods
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claim
Historic advertisement promises cure for a cold in one day using Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes the genuine product bears E W Grove signature and lists a price of 30 cents.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
France Chamber Keeps Government in Power After Debate
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved the government by 451 to 64 following a debate on an interpellation about the Tours socialist congress. Separately, Weinberg announces a big season end sale starting Monday with ads promising great bargains.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Tours
Weinberg
ProtorG Week of Prayer Planned by Silver Bow Group
Prayers for home city nation and world to be shared at First Baptist church daily next week under Silver Bow ministerial association. Each day features scripture readings and leaders guiding topics from world conditions to home life with evening meetings at 8 p m and an offering on Wednesday to cover expenses.
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Ministerial
First Baptist Church
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Christ
A. Cook
Railroads make gains in 1920 despite adverse conditions
Chicago December 31 Railways report progress in 1920 with 314 miles of new track added and 713 miles abandoned the largest yearly loss. Locomotive output reached 1859 with total orders 2001. freight cars built 58864 and orders 77591.
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Chicago
Railway Age
United States
Joseph Knopf Shot at Ranch Near Gold Creek
Joseph Knopf of Deer Lodge was fatally shot in the back at a ranch near Gold Creek. He was with three ranchers Ed Bond Jack Crook and Joseph Briggeman when the shooting occurred. He died at Deer Lodge hospital where doctors called his chance of recovery almost nil. Knopf, about 25, was an ex service man.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Joseph Knopf
Gold Creek
Ed Bond
Jack Crook
Joseph Briggeman
Frank Gough
Knopf
First Chinese Dictionary by Pa-out-she Stirs Interest
A 1100 year BC note highlights Pa-out-she as compiler of the earliest Chinese dictionary. It reportedly listed about 40 000 characters and hieroglyphies resembling early signs, drawing comparisons to ancient scripts.
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Pa-out~-she
Damask Linens Origins and Imitations
Damask linens and silks originated in Damascus and took their name from that city. The craft was popular from early times and the Dutch and Flemish quickly produced clever imitations. Production began in England about a time not fully stated.
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Damascus
England
Tanlac Restores Health After Twelve-Year Illness
Mrs. Nancy Sharp of Los Angeles testifies Tanlac restored her health after a dozen years of indigestion and nervous insomnia. She details renewed appetite, better sleep, increased strength, and now advocates the medicine after six bottles. Ad highlights Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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Nancy Sharp
Los Angeles
Tanlac
Cal
Camulus Street
Merchants’ Express Company
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
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Isabel Ingram
Miss Ursula
Welder Intl
Barleycorn
Gov
Public Utilities
State Land Board
Public Health
Samuel V. Stewart
France
Protorg
B. H. Lingenfelter
J. O. Randall
W. T. Lockwood
E. J. Groeneveld
Joseph
Grove’s
East Park St
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