Tanlac claims boost ailing LA man to health
James D. Hamil of Los Angeles, longtime Broadway Department Store employee, credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, gaining seven pounds, restoring sleep, and lifting his spirits after a years-long decline post stomach trouble and surgery. He reports renewed strength and work ease. Tanlac sold in Anaconda and Butte.
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Los Angeles
Hamil
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
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Taniac
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
New Hair Removal Process Promises Rootless Results
A new phelactine method claims to remove hair roots completely without liquids powders pastes or needles. It supposedly makes roots pull out before the eyes leaving skin smooth and hairless and is advertised as non odorous non irritating and safe even for children. Druggists report strong sales for phelactine.
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Adyvt
Relieve Catarrhal Deafness With Parmint Remedy
If you suffer from catarrhal deafness or head noises, visit your druggist for Parmint double strength. Mix one ounce with one pint hot water and a little granulated sugar, take one tablespoon four times daily for four days. Relief may follow as nostrils clear and mucus stops dropping into the throat. Easy to prepare and inexpensive.
Irish freedom hardens as Pearse group hears Father Barry
Father M O D Barry told the Padraic H Pearse branch of Friends of Irish Freedom at Hibernia hall Centerville that Lloyd George’s plan won’t win Irish approval Ireland will not accept divided parliaments under English rule Easter week conscription in Ireland and Wilsons 14 points fuel the push for independence He likened England to a defeated bully and praised moral force Judge Lynch chaired the meeting with Rev Father O Shea and Mrs Kitty Rodgers singing Murray reported on Washington discussions seeking an American minister to Ireland.
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M. O’d. Barry
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Padriac H. Pearse
Friends of Irish Freedom
Ireland
England
Wilson
Father Barry
America
Judge Lynch
J. J. Lynch
Father O'Shea
Kitty Rodgers
James &. Murray
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court weighs war powers limits on alcohol controls
The court discussed congressional authority under the war powers and commerce clause to enforce Prohibition. Justice Brandeis argued broad powers permit immediate traffic discontinuance if emergencies require it, while Justice McReynolds dissented. Briefs by government and New Jersey officials covered Rhode Island and New Jersey liquor enforcement challenges, with Rhode Island arguments postponed to next Monday.
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Congress
Brandeis
Justice McReynolds
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of
E. V. Abbot
King
Thomas McGraw
Street Crews Work To Clear Ice After Snow
Street crews under streets superintendent Jake Oliver battled ice ruts left by a December snowstorm. With another thaw pending, crews expect faster progress once surface ice softens.
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Jake Oliver
Oliver
Broadening probe seeks awards across Army and Navy
Congress reopens debate on military honors as a proposed joint inquiry would cover Distinguished Service Medal and Navy Cross decorations for Army officers as well as Navy personnel. Rep Gallavin and Rep Lufkin push for full disclosure from Secretary Baker and Secretary Daniels. The Senate and House naval committees set hearings to begin this week with Secretary Daniels and top admirals named for testimony.
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Navy Department
Congress
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Gallavin
Massachusetts
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House Military Committee
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Senate Naval Committee
House Naval Committee
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Daniels
Admiral Sims
Remark on navy sailors' service in world war admired
Secretary Daniels praised the crew men on the ship where every man designated by him served as either attacked by a submarine or exposed to a mine, calling their service among the most deserving of all naval bravery in the world war.
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Daniels
Petition Seeks Changes in Township Lines in Silver Bow
A petition asking to alter township lines in Silver Bow county was presented to the commissioners yesterday to better equalize voting districts. It would not change Butte precinct lines, and the commissioners took the matter under advisement.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Butte Notes Mention Local Visitors and Births
Jesse Allen of Dillon is visiting in the city and Frank D. Bower of Philipsburg is a business visitor registered at the Leggat. Eight applicants for embalmers licenses were examined yesterday by the State examining board at M J Walsh undertaking rooms. Board members are Dr W I Cogswell Helena C H Marsh Missoula and J W Kohler Helena. Mountain View Methodist parish cottage prayer meetings are at 10 this morning at six homes including Mrs Williams 68 Missoula Ave Mrs Bowersox 1010 Diamond St Mrs Wolfe 315 North Montana St Mrs W J Tait 2718 Floral Blvd Floral Park Deaconess Home Grand Ave Mrs Vincent Walnut St.
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Dillon
Don Sullivan
Ergo Street
Frank D. Bower
Philipsburg
Leggat
M. J. Walsh Undertaking
W. I. Cogswell
Helena
C. H. Marsh
Missoula
J. W. Kohler
Mountain View
Fuller Announces Candidacy for Delegate at Large
Representative Fuller Republican Massachusetts declares his run for delegate at large to the Republican National Convention and pledges support to Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. Speaker Gillett of Massachusetts had announced his candidacy weeks earlier.
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Washington
Representative Fuller
Massachusetts
Leonard Wood
Gillett
Directors Ratify Case Of Irrigation Project Sale
Ratification of the sale of an irrigation project comprising 18 750 acres in Jefferson county Idaho occurred at a stockholders meeting of the Owsley Carey Land and Irrigation company held at the Thornton hotel last evening. James Pingree of Ogden Utah purchased the project for 600 000. Thomas L Matkins of Salt Lake City vice president and general manager arranged the transfer completed last August. The sale covers the project works and marks the second project sold by the company with several more under consideration. Officers elected include Walter Breazeale Thomas L Matkins Paul Jones R M Sorenson Byron C Jacobs and J W Evans.
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Jefferson County
Idaho
Owsley Carey Land and Irrigation Company
Thornton Hotel
James Pingree
Ogden
Utah
Thomas L. Matkins
Salt Lake City
Matkins
Walter Breazeale
Hysham
Paul Jones
Forsythe
R. M. Sorenson
Salt Lake
Byron C. Jacobs
Musselshell
J. W. Evans
Dillon
Luxury in Chicago and the 51 Cent Book Habit
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Chicago families spend an average 51 cents per year on books, an amount it calls reckless extravagance for a sedate cultured city, reflecting humorous societal judgment about reading habits.
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Cincinnati
Enquirer
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