Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
Two letters from New York readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Mrs M V M Adkins of Medina reports relief after over two years of nervous symptoms. Mrs Nellie Dorey of Rochester notes improved health and weight gain after using the remedy post delivery.
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Medina
New York
Buffalo Times
Lydia E
Pinkham
VM. H. Adkins
Erin Road
Medina, N. Y
Rochester
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Nellie Dorey
Skuse Park
Rochester, N.Y
Too Much Johnson for 6.0 P in Minnesota
A political column discusses the Minnesota scene with Magnus Johnson and the 1920s Republican split, noting Johnson’s reform stance and a growing protest against Harding’s administration. It details primaries, party dynamics, and the Appeal of Ford influencing the race while warning of political upheaval.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Roosevelt
T. R
Harding
Wealthy Candidate Sparks Alarm in Political Arena
The text notes that the male factors of great wealth view the rising candidate with suspicion and alarm, yet acknowledge he could mount a formidable presidential challenge at any time without worrying about campaign funds.
Governor Frees Convicted Editor Amid Libel Case
The governor pardoned a jailed editor after a libel and contempt ruling, saying the action supports a free press and orderly government. The editor stated the pardons were offered on the governor’s initiative, not at the editor’s request, and praised impartiality in the legal process.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
McAdoo to Testify in Morse Government Case
William G. McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury and son in law of Woodrow Wilson, is to testify in the Morse defrauding case in Washington. Wilson will not appear due to medical reasons after a conference between defense counsel Milton J. Lambert and Dr. Cary T. Grayson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Charles W. Morse
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Mr. Wilson
Milton J. Lambert
Cary T. Grayson
Earliest Known Sundial Mentioned in Bible Chronicle
A note references the Bible’s record of an ancient sundial existing in 790 B C. This dates sundial knowledge to biblical times and marks an early engineering device from antiquity.
Butte Hospital To Close Its Doors Aug. First
Columbia hospital in Butte will close August 1, ending two years of city emergency coverage. Miss Emma J Soles, owner, cites ill health after six years at 400 South Washington street. Her departure leaves a respected, established institution and a cooperative partner for peace officers across county and city.
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Horgan
Emma J. Soles
Miss Soles
South
Washington Street
Montana
Columbia
Butte
West Coast
Young men arrested for stolen machine
Two youths named John Sullivan and Bernard Flynn were arrested on the East Side by Deputy Sheriffs Duggan and Lowney after being found with a stolen For truck owned by W. T. Finnegan at 1906 Thomas Avenue. They are held at the county jail pending further action. A Chicago taxicab company reportedly operates 2,000 machines and 3,600 drivers.
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John Sullivan
Bernard Flynn
Duggan
Lowney
W. T. Finnegan
Thomas Avenue
Anaconda News Equalization Board Opens First Session
Deer Lodge county commissioners met as a board of equalization and received several protests against Assessor Neal’s levies. All protests were ordered filed to be investigated between equalization meetings. Neal’s county valuation totals 28,474,253 with 8,473,857 taxable. Mineral land covers 903,072 acres valued at 33,176. mineral reservations total 284,653 acres valued at 14,235. Public utilities value not included and will be available after the state board of equalization finishes in Helena.
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Deer Lodge County
Board of Equalization
Neal
State Board of Equalization
Helena
Minnesota elects Magnus Johnson in tense race
Reported results show Magnus Johnson winning in Minnesota amid unrest with economic conditions. Republicans Brookhart and Adams voice worry over recognition of Soviet Russia and tax funding for soldiers' bonus, while Johnson supporters credit farmer labor unity and independent voters for the victory.
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Brookhart
Soviet Russia
Russia
Charles R. Adams
F. A. Pike
Johnson
Magnus Johnson
United Farmer-Labor Party of
Minnesota
Anaconda Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Guests
Ralph Prague of Missoula visits Anaconda while Ralph Sprague returns to renew ties. A newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Lubke at St Ann's hospital. Local fishing party returns from Madison River. Ladies Aid groups entertain at St Pauls and Swedish Baptist churches this afternoon and evening. Various hotel arrivals listed with Frank Dwyer and others attending events.
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Anthony Lubke
Commercial Avenue
St. Ann's Hospital
Deer Lodge Briefs Capture Local Visitors and Meetings
Frank Walker, John Gaul and John O Donnell visited Deer Lodge from Butte. Justice Albert Galen and Mrs. Galen with Judge Rasch and wife were guests at Irvine Lake. County commissioners meet for the board of equalization. Tennis club officers to be elected with dancing after the session. R C Jackson of Los Angeles staying with Mrs. Frank Walters en route home via Sioux City. R C S Powell leaves for Seattle Vancouver and Portland for 10 days.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Walker
John Gaul
John O'Donnell
Butte
Albert Galen
Supreme Court
R. C. Jackson
Los Angeles
Frank Walters
Sioux City
Iowa
R. C
Powell
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills for Recovery
A. W. Carlson of 209 East Park Avenue reports kidney weakness and back pain. He says after using three boxes from Sparrow's Drug Store his kidneys began acting normally and he recovered fully.
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A. W. Carlson
East Park Avenue
Dean
Sparrow's
Encyclopedia on Chinese learning destroyed with copies
An immense encyclopedia covering all Chinese studies, nearly 1,000,000 pages, was never printed. Both the original and its copy were destroyed, leaving no surviving edition of the world’s vast literary undertaking.
To Reduce Dangerous Varicose Veins
Advertisement promoting Moone's Emerald Oil as a two ounce germicide treatment for varicose veins. Claims swelling will recede with regular use, supports its medical use in hospitals and by physicians, and offers money back guarantee. City Drug Store supplied, mail orders accepted.
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Moone
Rheumatism Cure Promised With Allenrho Guarantee
A nationwide druggist guarantee pledges to refund full pint Allenrho bottles if rheumatic pain is not conquered. The pitch cites years of testing, severe cases, and James H. Allen as discoverer. City Drug and mail orders listed.
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Allenrhu
Allenrho
James H. Allen
Allenrhy
Mall
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