Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
The first dose eases your cold with two more doses over two hours. It claims to clear congested nostrils stop nose running relieve headaches dullness feverishness sneezing soreness and stiffness. It costs only a few cents at drug stores and contains no quinine. Insist on Papes.
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Yellow Mustard for Rheumatism
An old fashioned mustard plaster can relieve rheumatic pains and sciatica but blisters. Begg's Mustarine adds pain relief for faster, cleaner relief and may prevent blistering. It targets lumbago backache neuritis pleurisy bronchitis sore throat chest colds and general aches due to heat. Available 30 and 60 cents from druggists or by mail, 8. C. Well & Co. Le Roy N Y.
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Begg
8. C. Well & Co
le Roy
N. Y
Eczema Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs Henry James of Oakland reports intense itching and rash that covered her body with small white spots turning red and swollen. After using Cuticura Soap and four boxes of Cuticura Ointment the eczema healed completely, with improved sleep and fewer winter outbreaks.
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Henry James
Telegraph Ave
Oakland
Calif
Neuralgic Pains and Wizard Oil Advertisement
Neuralgic Pains Hammlin's Wizard Oil is promoted as a safe treatment for headache and neuralgia. Rubbed on the pain it supposedly provides quick relief and antiseptic protection for injuries. Also touts Wizard Liver Whips as a pink pill for constipation and headaches, priced at 30 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Hammlin
Butte Blind Newsboy Switches to Market Stall
After three years at the northeast corner of Main Street and Broadway, Frank Erickson the blind newsboy known to thousands of Butte residents has given up his post. He will operate a stall at the city market and sell groceries instead of newspapers.
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Main Street
Broadway
Frank Erickson
Butte
Gro
Former newsman turns to market venture in Butte stalls
Frank Erickson, a former newsman known for hawking papers on the corner, has opened a city market stall selling groceries butter and eggs. He employs a clerk and, despite a handicap, learns to bundle quickly while aiming to attract former customers and build a steady business at stall 70. Erickson expects to balance time between the market and his old corner duties as the venture grows.
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Frank
Butte
Rank Erickson
Cave Man Burglar Specializes in Girls
A St Louis police report details a "girl burglar" who targets girls in their beds. Three attempts have triggered multi household pursuits by irate parents, with two victims dropped in snowbanks and a third left on cold pavement amid a city-wide dragnet. The suspect remains at large.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
Walter Rick
Dodier Street
Viola Rick
Viola
Clergy Advocate Two Week Cooling Off Period for Marriage
Rev Dr William Sheafe Chase of Christchurch Brooklyn urged the House Judiciary Committee for a two week cooling off period before marriage. He led a Brooklyn delegation backing Rep Randall California prohibitionist who proposed a constitutional amendment to standardize divorce laws nationwide. A half month wait before converting from single to married status would curb hasty marriages, Chase said, which he blamed for rising divorces.
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Brooklyn
Standard Airplane Delivers Papers to Deer Lodge butte
The Inland Empire Aerial Training company conducted a dawn flight delivering newspapers to Deer Lodge and Anaconda under contract with the Standard. Pilot Rees described a smooth trip with a few bumps and noted the difficulty of locating a level landing site due to ice and wind. The mission highlighted Montana's growing air service needs including hangars and suitable landing spots in towns like Deer Lodge.
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Rees
Deer Lodge
Penitentiary City
Conley
Jees
Anaconda
Standard
Curtiss
Inland Empire Aerial Training Corporation
Montana
Butte
Sugar profiteer charged in Helena case
A man identified as Gronberg was arrested after investigators traced excessive sugar profits from purchases at a local store. The case was reviewed by United States District Attorney Day and wired instructions led to a warrant and arraignment. Bonds were set at 500 dollars. He acknowledged the sugar prices but claimed ignorance of the applicable law.
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United States
Helena
Washington
Granbere
Moon
Tinitea States
Gronberg
Greatalls
Hungarian Delegation Seeks Peace Observations Extension
The Hungarian delegation asked for an extension until February 12 to deliver its observations on the allied peace conditions. The request was made amid ongoing deliberations in Paris.
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Paris
Havyas
Bryan railroad plan eyed as paramount 1900 campaign issue
Washington Jan 27 Representative Sanders Republican Indiana said in the house that W J Bryan planned to use the railroad problem as the paramount issue in the presidential campaign. He attacked the plan saying it was so formed as to make a bid for votes.
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Washington
Sanders
Indiana
House
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
King Receives Clear Daily Commons Reports
James Parker, coalition labor whip, prepares a daily Commons report telegraphed to King George V. The king has found these accounts models of lucidity and style as labor pursues its policy of peaceful penetration in England.
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International News Service
London
England
House of Commons
H. R. H. George V
Great Britain and Ireland
India
James Parker
Coalition
House
Sessions of Commons
Has Unusual Plane in Rexford Kansas
Sterling Col reporters note J E Rogers a former army officer claims to have perfected an aeroplane that rises perpendicularly from a standing position His first machine of this type will be built in Rexford Kansas and shown to the public later this year Rogers argues the innovation will render large land stations unnecessary if proven feasible.
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International News Service
Sterling
Col
J. E. Rogers
Rogers
Rexford
Kan
Former Emperor William letter reveals reluctance to return
From Mayence on January 27 German newspapers publish a letter from former Emperor William to a personal friend. Count Hohen zollern expresses absolute discouragement and says he does not want ever to return to Germany. He believes his return would split German factions.
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Mayence
Havas
William
Count Hohenzollern
Germany
Detectives Nab Burglar From Holt House Loot Case
Detectives Larkin and Frazier tracked Robert Tainter after he fled 531 Crystal Street with belongings from Elmer Holt’s home. He led to the victim’s residence, aided recovery of loot hidden near the scene, and was found on South Wyoming Street with a suitcase of woman’s clothing and a burglary kit. The haul included three pairs of shoes a fur coat a bottle of port shirts waists skirts stockings and silverware left undisturbed in the sideboard.
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Larkin
Frazier
Elmer Holt
Crystal Street
Robert Tainter
West Broadway
South Wyoming Street
Geometry A Novelty At Willard Seminary In 1820
A hundred years ago visitors gathered at Mrs Willard's seminary to hear a young woman pass an examination in geometry marking a novel intellectual event for the era and reflecting the period's educational progress.
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