Nervous system tonic promises blood-borne nerve support
Dr Williams Pink Pills are marketed as a nervine tonic that acts through the blood to strengthen nerves. They claim to aid neuralgia sciatica sick headache and other nervous disorders by building up the blood and nervous system. The ad urges rest outdoor exercise and avoiding excesses and offers free booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York with mail order options and prices.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
How to Be Slim by Using Korean Cap Sules
A brief weight loss notice promotes a plan to shed 15 pounds without starving. It advises visiting Smith Drug Company for Korean cap sules, taking one after meals and one before bed, and weighing weekly to confirm the method’s harmless, low-cost effectiveness in removing fat from any area.
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Smith Drug Company
Newbro Drug Co
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Zemo for Dandruff Ad Warns Against Slow Treatment
An old advertisement urges quick action against dandruff and hair loss. It touts Zemo as fast acting, non greasy, non staining and safe, sold as 25 cents or one dollar for extra large size at drug stores. It claims the product kills the dandruff germ and stops itching, contrasting it with soaps and shampoos containing alkali.
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Cleveland
Local Vaudeville At Empress Ends With Star Pattens
Porter J. White and his Majestic Musical Four headline the Empress show tonight in Butte with Rath Brothers James MacDonald and stars Dolores and Howard. Final Sullivan & Considine booking follows after tonight, with Hippodrome acts starting tomorrow matinee. Harry Hilliard, film idol, threads the picture lineup with The Strength of the Weak and The Yellow Ticket among others.
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Butte
Porter J. White
Majestic Musical Four
Rath
James MacDonald
Howard
Dolores
Empress Theater
Empress
Sullivan & Considine
Israel Zanewill
Georgia
Mr. Hilliard
Mary Fuller
Harry Hilliard
Cincinnati
Blucher
Baltimore
Hilliard
Minami Medical College
Wilton Lackaye
Henry E. Dixey
the Devil
Blanche King
Marie Dressler
Florence Reed
Cyril Scott
The
Jimmy Valentine
Mrs. Temple
Great Kids Show at the Pantages Today
A children's matinee at the Broadway Pantages headline act includes Max Bloom’s horse sketch That’s My Horse and strong comedy throughout. Van Celle performs a feat with a barrel while on his back and Alice Hamilton provides continuous laughs. The program promises a very excellent bill to please young audiences and features reduced matinee prices. The evening vaudeville program will be shown for the last time tonight.
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Broadway
Max Bloom
van Celle
Alice Hamilton
Two Big Attractions At The Orpheum Today
The Orpheum shows The Purple Lady a five part comedy starring Ralph Herz and Trene Howley with a strong cast including Alan Hale and Gretchen Hartman plus scenes at Coney Island. Billie Burke appears today and tomorrow in another chapter of Gloria's Romance.
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Ralph Herz
Trene Howley
Orpheum Theater
Metro
Sydney Rosenfeld
Mr. Herz
Miss Howley
Alan Hale
Howard Truesdell
George Pauncefote
Guido Colucci
Gretchen Hartman
William Bechtel
Cora Williams
Coney Island
Broadway
Billie Burke
Gloria
Harry Hilliard and Miss Caprice A Clever Couple
Harry S Hilliard billed as handsome co star in a William Fox feature Caprice of the Mountains shown for the last time today at the Ansonia theater He shares the spotlight with June Caprice a new star from Fox The photodrama highlights Hilliards acting in drama and recalls his earlier pairing with Vivian Martin in Merely Mary Ann
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Harry S. Hilliard
William Fox
Mr. Hilliard
Dainty Vivian Martin
Mary Ann
Oregon Court Decision May Nullify the Law
United States Circuit Judge Morrow ruled that the prohibition law restricting large alcohol imports to wholesale druggists violates the interstate commerce clause. The case involved Wadhams & Co seeking two barrels imported from San Francisco, arguing manufacturers may import alcohol for own use. If upheld, the decision could largely nullify the prohibition law.
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Portland, Ore
United States
Morrow
Wadhams & Co
San Francisco and
Portland Steamship Company
Steamship Company
San Francisco
State District Attorney's Office
Supreme Court of the United States
Carranza orders pacification of northern Mexico
Chihuahua City July 25 General Jacinto Trevino said he received orders from Carranza to pacify and rehabilitate Northern Mexico. He vows to exterminate Villa and his bandits as the first step. Reports from General Matia Ramos say Villa’s force is near collapse due to injuries and lack of a surgeon. Trevino denied American reports that he was summoned to Mexico City or replaced by Herrera or Caballero.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Villa
Matia Ramos
Durango
Trevino
Mexico City
Luis Herrera
Luis Caballero
First Minors Brigade Rejoins March to Leon Springs
Tenderferet Texas July 25 The First Minors brigade resumed its 19 mile march to Leon Springs after yesterday's losses. Army officers blamed the dropouts on fatigue while noting no stragglers returned to hospital overnight, suggesting some may have been shirkers rather than heat victims.
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San Antonio
Texas
Leon Springs
Tuberculosis kills soldiers in French army figure report
New York July 25 Tuberculosis has caused the discharge of 116000 soldiers from the French army up to April 1 of this year, according to figures brought here by William P Hillingsworth vice president of the American War Relief Clearing House for France and her allies. Mr Hollingsworth, who has just returned from Paris, said that he received this information from the French government.
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New York
William P. Hillingsworth
American War Relief Clearing House
France
Hollingsworth
Paris
Police hunt clerk behind bad checks in western cities
Chief Murphy issues circular calling for the arrest of D. C. Jordan, a former Jones Fruit clerk in Butte, for wholesale forgery. He left Butte July 17 after a $50 check to Finlen Hotel was dishonored. Jordan had blank checks and strong San Francisco and Oakland references. Police believe he obtained several hundred dollars from forged checks.
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D. C. Jordan
Jones Fruit Company
Jordan
Butte
Finlen
Thomas Dillon
Co. O. Sagers
W. D. Sanborn
San Francisco
Fred Wishart
Oakland
Cal
Real estate transfers list includes many parcels and parties
Butte and Bacorn Copper company transfers to Great Gutte Copper company and others across Montana from Parker to Dublin. Transactions show numerous lodes, blocks, and townships, with consideration listed as $1 each. Notable pairs include Pasquale Simon to Walter McKay and Zeephyn Job to Silver Bow National Bank.
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Butte & Bacorn Copper Company
Great Gutte Copper Company
Belina
Welland
Panama
Erie
Electioneer
Little Chief
Cyclone
Landore
Main Fault
Last Chance
Treasure State
Horsesnoe Bend
Prince of Wales
London
Dublin
Berlin
Montana State
Laura
Pasquale Simon
Walter McKay
Mike
Northern Pacific Addition
Zeephyn Job
Silver Bow National Bank
Bland Lode
Mary Warren Murphy
Butte Considers Night School to Teach Citizenship
The Butte school board may open a night school for foreigners and naturalization applicants, praised by Washington naturalization officials. Richard W. Thomas urged adoption after visiting, citing Superior Wisconsin as a model where English civics and government were taught and most students passed the naturalization exam. Superintendent Maddock pledged readiness if citizens and the board approve.
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Butte
Richard W. Thomas
Seattle
John Speed Smith
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
R. K. Campbell
Maddock
Superior
Hawaii
Citizen Education League
M. GC
Naturalization
Hart's Case Probed Over University Dismissal in Seattle
Seattle July 25 An inquiry into the dismissal of Professor Joseph K Hart of the University of Washington College of Education began today. Professor Hart was dismissed in May 1915 for alleged lack of cooperation and inefficiency. The investigation is led by Professor H H Torey of Reed College Portland representing the American Association of University Professors.
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Seattle
Wash
Joseph K. Hart
College of Education
University of Washington
H. H. Torey
Reed College
Portland
Ore
American Association of University Professors
Hart
Regents
Professors Attend Private Hearings Over Dismissal
The notice states that the case was appealed to the American Association of University Professors alleging political motives in the dismissal. Professors Torey Suzzallo and Hart met and will hear from many witnesses, including 20 university professors, in private hearings.
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American Association of University Professors
Torey
Suzzallo
Hart
Irish Relief Fund Treasurer Blocked From Landing in England
Thomas Hughes Kelly of New York treasurer of the Irish Relief Fund his wife and assistant Joseph Smith were refused permission to land in England or cross to a Dutch steamer. They must return to the United States on the Philadelphia from Liverpool, with no stated reason beyond disapproval. Gill and Murphy were allowed to Ireland. Kelly and Smith are barred.
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London
Thomas Hughes Kelly
New York
Irish Relief Fund
Joseph Smith
England
United States
Falmouth
Kelly
Home Office
American Line
Philadelphia
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Messrs. Gill and Murphy
Ireland
Kelly and
Smith
Salvage man thrives on corset scrap in Grand Rapids
A Grand Rapids, Michigan trash collector salvages brass eyelets steel stays and other corset remnants from dumps to earn a living.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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