New Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant advertised
The ad promotes Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant as a home remedy for bronchitis severe coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims dramatic savings versus old style medicines and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists in Butte and Anaconda. One bottle makes a large batch for winter use and contains no narcotics.
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Newbro. Drug. Co
Butte
Th Smith Drug Co
Schiffmann
Morse extract of Sarsaparilla promotes vitality
An ad claims Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla enriches children with energy and body building elements. It touts a large bottle price of six for eight dollars and offers purchase at Newbro Drug campus, Burte, or by mail on receipt of price.
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MORSE
Morse’s
Newbro Drug
Burte
Senate Doubts Cloud New Ship Purchase Bill
Washington faces Senate doubt as two treaties to accelerate ship purchases confront opposition. Democrats on the Foreign Relations Committee plan a vote next Wednesday on the Colombian treaty while the Nicaraguan treaty faces questions about price and strategic concessions. Administration leaders see improving prospects, with talks highlighting defense, revenue, and self government measures amid broader push.
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Colom
Nicaragua
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Panama
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Jan
Widay
United
Congress
Wilson
Senator Clarke
Clarke
Serbians Stay Ready to Fight While Enduring Hardship
A Corfu interview with Serbian premier Nicola Pachitch reports that troops retreating from Albania to Corfu are far from finished. He says the hardest hit will be cared for, reorganized, and retrained. With adequate food from the Allies, they will continue the campaign in Albania and believe victory is certain with Allied aid.
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Corfu
Petit Parisien
Nicola Pachitch
Albania
French Warships to Join Blockade Duties with Britain
London reports that French warships will assist British ships in blockade duties in the English Channel and North Sea. They will participate in mail and cargo examination and will be consulted on all blockade questions. Joint Anglo French replies will address protests.
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London
Eish Channel
North Sea
Montenegrin Women Heroic at Retreat
A dispatch from San Giovanni i Metua says Montenegrin women fought bravely on Mount Tarabosh to aid Scutari's defense. As Austrian forces approached, garrison retreated and residents carried needed supplies, sparking surprise at Scutari’s rapid fall.
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Paris
San Giovanni i Metua
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Tarabosch
Scutari
Death of Wife Draws Fugitive to Police in Boston
New York dispatch reports the death of George A. Gray's wife triggered his arrest on larceny charges. Gray allegedly stole 10,000 dollars in cash and securities from Fred Kenger of Chicago and other Massachusetts residents. He was followed from an undertaking establishment to the cemetery, then to the undertaker, leading to his capture after an earlier Boston indictment.
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Prado
New York
Goya
Madrid
Paris
Metropolitan
Anna Fitzin
Fitzinghan
Galt
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America
George A. Gray
Maschhusette
Satisfactory Half Year for Banks of England
London reports a bankers' meeting where Felix Schuster urges taxing imported luxuries to curb imports and ease depreciation. He notes the gold reserve near 80,100,000, with banks holding substantial metal. Industrial demand remains mixed though shipbuilding and engineering prosper, prices and wages high, unemployment low, and investment activity steady.
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London
Felix” Schuster
Sir Felix
Emerson School Heating Stack Dispute Ends in Study Plan
The Emerson school heating issue remains unsettled as a second meeting fails to reach a decision. The board weighs replacing the oval stack or hiring an architect jury to inspect faults while boiler plants are asked for expert advice to guide a definite plan. Texas moves to fireproof the boiler room ceiling as recommended by the board of fire underwriters.
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Emerson School
Fioyd Hammill
Walter Allen
Hargmill
Emerson
Addison Smith
Blair School
Texas
Great Britain Agrees to Let Greece Have Coal
London reports a tentative in principle agreement between Great Britain and Greece over coal supplies for Greek industry. The British government would authorize exportation and assist in coal shipments from America to Greece. Also notes New York author F Stevenson Smith died, estate net 157 dollars, widow transfer to Josephine D. Smith.
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Greece
London
Grescen
Heater
America
New York
Gan
F.stepeinson Smith
Wee Josenhise
Smith
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