Woman credits Tanlac for 25 years of illness cured
Mrs Helen Christensen of San Francisco says after a severe influenza and long indigestion she regained health with Tanlac. She reports better appetite, normal heart action, easy breathing, no dizzy spells, and 10 pounds gained after three bottles. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug and in Butte by Newbro Drug.
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Tanlac
Helen Christensen
Dolores St
San Francisco
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
Gentle Cascarets Promote Natural Bowel Health
A vintage tonic advertisement extols Cascarets as the gentlest liver and bowel aid. It claims they cleanse waste without griping or sickness, unlike harsh purgatives, and notes high sales—twenty five million boxes annually. The product supposedly works passively while you sleep and costs little.
Free trial rupture device promises painless cure
Advert has no medical basis but offers a 30 day free trial of a rupture appliance. Prospective buyers mailed a blank to receive the device and return if unsatisfied after 20 days. Claims comfort and cure with time, cites old belts as cruel. Address given: Fasyhold Co. 96 Koch Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri.
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Fasyhold CO
Koch Bldg
Kansas City, Mo
New Phelactine Process Promises Hair Root Removal
A boastful advertisement touts the phelactine method as superior to depilatories and electrical treatments. It claims roots and surface hair are removed quickly, leaving skin smooth and hairless, with odorless, non irritant formula safe enough to eat. Consumers are urged to buy from their druggist and watch roots come out.
Majority Indorse South Side Paving at Club Meeting
Advocates and opponents debated Harrison avenue paving at a South Side club session last night. Petitions on both sides circulated. proponents claimed 75 percent support and asked for more time while the opposition, led by W J Walsh and C B Moas, pressed concerns about preliminary work, poles removal, drainage, and Silver Bow Creek protection.
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Harrison Avenue
South Side
W. J. Walsh
C. B. Moas
Walsh
Silver Bow Creek
L. B. Lemke
South Main Street
al Clark
Wind's Pranks Leave House Roof Blown Off
An unverified report states the roof of a house on South Montana Street was blown off by winds received late last night. A passing driver narrowly escaped death as wreckage sped past. A side room in a former race track center building collapsed, winds reaching about 30 mph at the flat.
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Montana
Cooperation urged at merchants meeting in Lewistown
A Montana merchants association meeting in Lewistown drew 860 members and featured welcomes by City Attorney Frank Wright for Mayor Charles Marshall. Fred Sanden of Helena praised Lewistown, while Ben B. Briscoe of Toston reviewed the year and urged unity to resist high prices and restore public confidence. The Great Falls delegation promoted hosting the next convention, and delegates planned a dance that evening.
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Trade Commission
Frank Wright
Charles Marshall
Fred Sanden
Helena
Lewistown
Ben B. Briscoe
Toston
Montana
George M. Bourquin
Briscoe
Great Falls
No Presidential Loom Noted Among Delegates
County delegates arriving in the city for the Republican convention express no crystallized effort to urge a candidate. While several names are mentioned Hughes Lowden and General Wood are most frequently cited, but many delegates refuse to commit to any aspirant.
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Hughes
Lowden
Wood
Relief Cup to America in Siberia as Red Cross Leads
In Tokio Col. R. B. Tuesler, American Red Cross commissioner in Siberia, says relief work there is led by the American Red Cross. The British Red Cross has left Siberia for urgent European calls, leaving 455 American relief workers, including 180 Red Cross nurses, and 1,500 Russian assistants remaining in Siberia.
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Tokio
Siberia
American Red Cross
R. B. Tuesler
Red Cross
British
Europe
Malta Dispatch Cited On Naval Movement To Black Sea
London January 19 the admiralty said the Malta dispatch may be taken for granted that ships mentioned are heading to the Black sea to protect British subjects and interests if threatened by the bol shevik advance to the coast.
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London
Malta
Admiralty
Black Sea
Butte Weather Fizzles Cold Wave Winds Persist
Forecast storms and bitter cold failed to materialize. A fierce wind battered higher parts of Butte while temperatures fell from 40 to 16 above, with some Montana towns recording lower readings. Forecasters expected a cold spell, but barometer rise suggested calmer conditions today. East Helena, Adele, Gregory reported varied readings around zero to six above as the wind eased.
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Montana
Adele
Gregory
East Helena
Popular teacher Ella Orr dies after long service in Butte
Miss Ella Orr, long time teacher and assistant principal at Butte high school, died in Chillicothe Ohio. She joined Butte high in 1893 after teaching at Twin Bridges and became assistant principal twenty years later. Her death was announced to her financial agent at the First National Bank in Butte.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Ella Orr
Butte
First National Bank
Miss Orr
Twin Bridges
Feels Bad All Over Says Wood Alcohol Not Harmless
Chicago News quotes experts that wood alcohol intoxication is not pleasant and the victim does not die happy. The remark frames alcohol hazards in stark terms.
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Chicago News
Irrigation Bond Bill Faces Slim Prospects in Congress
A 250 million irrigation bond bill drafted by western governors and the reclamation association will be presented to the ways and means committee, but faces strong opposition and doubts from key lawmakers and the American Legion. Overnight optimism fades as officials plan to lobby and await committee action.
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Standard
Pwashington
The
Reclamation Association
Davis
Senator McNary
Representative Kinkaid
House
Ways and Means
Committee On
Irrigation
Spry
Utah
Washington
Legislative Committee
Irrigation Association
Legislative Committee of the
American Legion
Legion
Legislative Committee of the Legion
Congress
King
Thomas
Mondell
Taylor
Colorado
Argue the Primary Law Before High State Court
Rankin of Helena argues no emergency existed when the bill passed and none now. Judge Henry C. Smith defends the emergency clause saying the old primary law was outdated and the people wanted change. He claims the legislature acted to remedy an election year issue and notes Vox populi often hides vested interests. Numerous notable attorneys and judges were present to observe.
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Rankin
Helena
Henry C. Smith
Council For
Goodman
Smith
Vox Populi
Woody
Secretary of State
R. L. Clinton
Butte
F. N. Utter
Haver
R. Lee Ward
Peter Breen
Kerr Beadle
Pershing in Seattle boxing smoker honors General
General Pershing attended a boxing smoker in Seattle hosted by local American Legion posts after a day that included visits to Puget Sound forts and speeches to United Daughters of the Confederacy. He arrived from Portland and will participate in two parades and a public dinner tomorrow.
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Seattle
General Pershing
American Legion
Puget Sound
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rainier Club
Portland
Ore
Senators propose $85 million for postwar medical facilities
A bill introduced in Washington proposes authorizing $85,000,000 to be spent over four years for hospital and related facilities for discharged soldiers sailors Marines and nurses. The plan places medical facilities under the Public Health Service and aims to serve veterans and service personnel.
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Washington
Senate
Public Health Service
Cavalry Moves Toward Motorized Force at Nogales
A War Department board in Nogales, Arizona, plans to phase out mules in the First Cavalry. After a test march with motorized equipment, generals concluded the mule must be banished from this unit. The decision signals a shift toward mechanized mobility for cavalry units.
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Nogales
Ariz
First Cavalry
War Department
Board backs motorized forces with mule removal order
The board led by Brigadier General Marshall of Brownsville recommended replacing mules with motor units. One brigade was ordered to discontinue using mules and switch to motorized equipment.
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Marshall
Brownsville
Martens Case Stalls Senate Bolshevik Inquiry
Washington January 19 The senate inquiry into Bolshevik propaganda halted as Ludwig Martens read a preliminary life history statement. The subcommittee adjourned for other meetings and Chairman Moses said the hearing would resume Monday when Wade H. Ellis, former Ohio attorney general, arrives as counsel.
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Washington
Senate
Ludwig Martens
Moses
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
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Ji) Ab
Hennessy’s
Omen’s Cotton
Children’s Wool
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Ile
Silver Butte
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Buite Cab and Transfer Co
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