Nervous Children and St Vitus Dance Symptoms Advised
Early feverish outbursts and nervousness mark the disease in children. Irritability, fretfulness, poor sleep, jerky movements, and loss of appetite follow, then muscle weakness. Doctors recommend Dr Williams Pink Pills to build blood and nerves, with home treatment booklets available from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Laneuld
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
How to prevent acid stomachs and fermentation
Stomach specialist states most stomach complaints stem from normal stomachs irritated by acid and fermentation. He recommends a simple remedy: drink water after meals and take a small amount of figurated magnesia to neutralize acid and halt fermentation, enabling normal digestion.
Darken Gray Hair Quick Promise Ad
An old advertisement claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer darkens gray hair quickly and safely. It promises a natural deep shade after a few washings and a lustrous head of hair, with a money back offer if no darkening occurs. Available as a 10 ounce bottle for 50 cents, from Smith Drug Co Anaconda Montana and Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q-Ban
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Mont
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Parcel Post
Foot Powder Aids Soldier Feet In Combat Wear
Detroit Free Press notes powder products like Allen's Foot Ease and similar foot powders widely used by English French and Allied troops to reduce friction, ease feet, and prevent sore feet. It highlights Uncle Sam adopting these preparations as military outfitting advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iields Hospital Corps
Detroit Free Press
Allen
Sam
Morse's Extract of SARSAPARILLA Advertisement
An old styled advertisement claims Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla nourishes blood and vitality. It promotes a large bottle priced at one dollar or six bottles for five, available at Newbro Drug Company in Butte or mailed on receipt of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORSE
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Window displays link ads to store image in minds
Psychology notes the law of association of ideas. Seeing national product ads in this newspaper triggers thoughts of those items when readers later pass the retailer’s window. The practice builds a mental impression of the store as a place with interesting merchandise, shaping consumer perception.
Disturbance cases stain a court session in town
Brinkhaus sues Christian Science practitioner Mrs Gurteson after a disputed visit to his ill mother at East Quarts street. He alleges she barred him from seeing her, provoking a scuffle. Judge Whitty sentences frequent offenders. fines range from 10 to 20 dollars and several remain under warning or jail time for vagrancy and related disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. L. Brinkhaus
Robert Smith
James Harkins
Hallisey
Anaconda Road
Harkins
Smith
James McNeill
W. M. Walls
McNeill
Walls
Dan
Austin
William Grace
South Main Street
Roskella
Pat Leyden
Madge West
Fraser
West
Motorcycle tumbles near Divide injures riders
Irving Auerbach met a Monday accident returning from the power plant above Divide to Butte. He and a first time rider on the back were thrown as the machine tipped on a steep grade two miles from Divide. Auerbach was skinned and shoulder twisted, the companion sprained wrist. both treated by Dr Jed Freund at Hutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Auerbach
Divide
Butte
Auerbach
Hutte
Jed Freund
Bank Receiver Seeks Consent to Sell Securities to Satisfy Note
Receiver Williams of the state savings bank asked the court to approve disposing of pledged securities to repay a 4040 note from M W Bacon. He seeks to surrender 5000 Quatsino copper shares and 5000 Bingham shares to recover 1482 due. The bank also holds 11800 Nabob mining shares with three 550 assessments paid. another assessment due, with a 1100 offer to buy, preferred to holding for future gains. The Methodist Sunday school of Butte held its annual outing at Gregson, with plans for Unity Methodist Meaderville and Walkerville Baptist groups to visit Gregson on July 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
State Savings Bank
Bingham
M. W. Bacon
Nabob Mining
Methodist Sunday School of
Butte
Gregson
Unity Methodist Church of
Meaderville
Picnte
Walkerville
Marriage Licenses Granted to Local Couples
The clerk of the court announced marriage licenses issued yesterday to David Reese and Myrdith Franklin, Leo Sheedy and Carrie Priest, Edward Wheelwright and Minnie Boone, and Charles Battenschlag and Elizabeth Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
Myrdith Franklin
Leo Sheedy
Carrie
Priest
Edward Wheelwright l
Minnie Boone
Charles Battenschlag
Elizabeth Holcomb
Wringer dispute ends with court case over theft and assault
Mrs. Annie Kosar and Mrs. Plebit faced a lengthy courtroom clash over a wringer taken during a quarrel at the Kosar home on Plum Street. The jury found Kosar not guilty of assault. Plebit had already paid a $2 claim for a broken window. Other cases in the same session included Guilty pleas for adulterated food and multiple not guilty or dismissed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Plebit
Annie Kosar
Justice Furlong
Itu
Kozar
Piebil
Kerreadle
Plebil
Bar Widens Tribute Meeting for John A. Smith Attorney Murder Victim
A large Bar association gathering in Judge McClerkan's court honored John A. Smith, a well known attorney murdered in defense of his home. President W. A. Pennington led the session with a committee plan for funeral arrangements and resolutions. Several speakers praised Smith as a man of honor and courage, lamenting the loss and urging reflection on law and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
John A. Smith
Angels of Mercy
J. L. Vines
George Haldron
L. A
Joan Smith
John Smith
Matt Canning
H. L. Maury
Nis
BE. M. Lamb
Maurice J. English
Smith
W. F. Davis
Mis Viet
Aifternoon
Carl Christian
W.D. Kyle
F. W. Colins
HL. Maury
T. P. Sanders
LP. Donovan
M. Lamb
George D. ‘Toole
Shriners of Bagdad Meet UW Band in Seattle Parade
A 130 member Bagdad temple delegation arrived in Seattle for the imperial council. The Wisconsin First Regimental band greeted them and will perform for the Bagdad Shriners during their stay. The band later led the parade and gave concerts under Bagdad Shrine auspices after a reception in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin First
Bagdad Temple
Seattle
Imperial Council
Butte
Futte Shriners
Bagdad
Arab Patrol
Wisconsin
Bagdad Shi
Bagdad Shriners
United States
Bagdad Shrine
Seat
Broadway
Butte butcher denies sulfite use in meat charge
Marry Thompson, first of 17 Butte butchers accused indirectly by the state board of health of cutting hamburger and sausage, pleads not guilty at arraignment in Justice Doran's court. Others pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine. Dennis Monahan, a North Main Street saloonkeeper, released on bond after denying keeping his saloon open after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fitch
Anaconda Road
State Board of Health
Owen McElroy
James McGuire
Florence Hotel
Dan Deacey
Jess Bromley
Marry ‘Thompson
Butte
Justice Doran
Dennis Monahan
North Main Street
First Story Telling Hour at the Gardens This Friday
Miss Ruth King of the Butte Public Library will host the season's first story telling hour outdoors in the gardens next Friday. Children’s Day activities will be held on the lawn near the bandstand with the program starting at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth King
Butte Public
Miss King
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by George J McDonald
Federal court reported George J McDonald filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday. Proceedings began last October by his creditors remain active with 28 unsecured claims totaling 5 305 and secured claims totaling 1 250. Total liabilities 36 641 with assets 10 180 including 7 000 valuation of furniture in the North Main Street store. He claimed 100 exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. McDonald
North Main Street
Butte man linked to forgery case resurfaces in Philipsburg
Charles E. Connolly, who posed as an agent for a Kentucky liquor house to swindle locals, previously served a year for forgery in Helena. The case traces to July when he posed as W. A. Gaines Liquor Co agent, pressed Gordon for cash by forged checks, and fled after discovering a false tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Connolly
Butte
Philipsburg
Telena
Robert M. Miller
Helena
State
Butte Post
Miller
George Gordon
Gordon Buffet
W. A
Montana Land and Investment Record Promoters Form Butte Co
Shearman Esther Shearman and W A Castner organize a Butte company to publish a monthly Montana Land and Investment Record. The first August issue will be 10 000 copies aimed at East markets and each county will be represented. Rotary Clubs and chambers of commerce will cooperate to promote state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Shearman
Esther Shearman
W. A. Castner
Butte
Montana Land and Investment Record
Rotary
Chambers of Commerce
Japanese Mining Engineers Inspect Methods in Montana visit
Two noted Japanese mining engineers S Newish and K Hishida are in Hutte studying copper mining milling smelting and refining methods. They focus on Japanese mines and will visit the Leonard mine then the smelters at Anaconda Great Falls and other local properties. Irene Grandpre treasurer notes arrangements for a meeting and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Newish
K. Hishida
Hutte
Japan
Leonard
Ana- Conda
Great Falls
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Brinkhaus
Omer
Wringer
Aining
Wary
Kosar
HWO
Spence En Ot
lawyer—Association
Payl
James Barnes
Shriners OF
New York
Entral Lines
Boston
Grand Central Terminal
Brooklyn
East
Lake Shore
Fender St
Newark
New York Central R. R
Tyrwinese Mid Seong Ae
Spokane
Columbia Building
A. M. Nye
Montana
Irene Grandpre
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago and North Western
Chicago
Lane
Emience
Toronto
Montreal
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Katha
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Oregon
Washington
Union Pacific
Travel Information Bureau
Chicago and North Western Line
Sixth Avenue West
HE B. Algray
Rock Springs
Owl Creek
Bear Creek
Rocky Fork
Eiay
Beeni
Northwest Coal Company
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