Twice in This Woman's Life Lydia E. Pinkham Ad
Ellensburg Washington reader recounts severe monthly suffering in youth. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after months of treatment. After marriage and childbirth she again used it, reports steady well being and offers to answer letters about the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Nature
8.S.S
S.S.S
Lydia E.pinkham
Ellensburg
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Porter’s
William Carver
R.F.D. No.2
Eliensburg, Wash
Improper Packing Causes Breakage in Mail
A Butte post office report highlights that many breakages arise from fragile items poorly packed and insufficiently wrapped. Clerks note insured parcels reduce risk but may still be denied if initial packing was weak. Walkerville parcels misaddressed cause extra postage. Better Mailing Week promotes careful wrapping and clear contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Post Office
Postal Department
Walkerville
Butte
Richard Brimacomb
Spokane
Montana
Burglary at 350 South Main hits store for watches and cash
Burglars entered Harry Randall’s store at 350 South Main and opened the safe to steal $350 and four watches plus other items. The safe had been relocked when left, but police say it was easily opened. A milkman saw a man in the Aluminum and Main streets store before officers arrived. nothing else missing. Italy’s straw hat industry suffers from waning world demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Randall
South Main Street
Randall
Aluminum
Main Streets
School of Mines to Graduate Class
Four mining engineers and four metallurgical engineers will receive diplomas at the high school auditorium Friday evening. The commencement address titled The Supreme Test will be by Prof. Gottfried Hult of the University of North Dakota. Diplomas will be presented by Chancellor M A Brannon of the Greater University of Montana. The program opens with the juniors hosting the seniors at a prom at Columbia Gardens, followed by an Alumni dinner Saturday night. Graduates include engineers of mines George Lukashenko Louis Marick Charles McGreal Joseph Rudolph and metallurgical engineers Adolph Salomonson Leonard Swanson Thomas W Tait A Russell Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Gottfried Hult
University of North Dakota
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Columbia Gardens
School of Mines Alumni Association
Engineers of Mines
George Lukashenko
Louis Marick
Charles McGreal
Joseph Rudolph
Adolph Salomonson
Leonard Swanson
Thomas W. Tait
A. Russell Templeton
Hudson Designs New Four Passenger Car
Hudson introduces a four passenger brougham with a custom built aluminum body and leather rear quarters. The car uses Hudson- Essex seven passenger style chassis and a price that reflects large production volume. Officials predict strong demand as utility and value attract buyers and the Montana Cadillac company displays the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Motorcar Company
Montana
Cadillac Company
Hudson- Essex
Hudson
Arthur Perham
Hudson-Essex
Plage Nominated for Kiwanian Office in Butte Club
A. W. Plage was nominated for vice president of the Butte Kiwanis club at yesterday’s luncheon in the New Hotel Finlen. James Uncles was nominated for treasurer and J. Horgan for trustee. Election is set for next week. Louise Maler of the Rotana club spoke on milk aid to undernourished school children and urged support for a benefit dance.
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Ralph W. Place
Butte Kiwanis Club
Finlen
Howard A.macintyre
James Uncles
Treasuer
J. Horgan
Louise Maler
Butte Rotana Club
Winter Garden
Rotana Club
Mines
St. Paul
Kiwanianse
Defict
Driver in wreck sentenced to jail after Rowe Road crash
Joe Vivant, driver, fined 150 and ordered to 30 days in jail after a police court trial. Passenger Tony Hop fined 25. The trio of occupants were thrown from a badly wrecked car near Hansen packing plant turn and taken to St James hospital with no serious injuries. The car was rented from Atlantic garage. Detectives arrested Tom Brogan and Max Donoghue who received 30 days in county jail after claims of a street robbery against Nick Cunningham. Additional fines included J D Newman 50 and Mrs Dorris 25 for related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vivant
Rowe Road
Tony Hop
Vivant
Shea
Hansen Packing Plant
Hop
St. James’ Hospital
Brogan and
Donoghue
Cunningham
J. D. Newman
Dorris
Dall Singh
South
Arizona Street
Choice of Pearl or Moonstone for June
June birth stones are Pearl and Moonstone with ancient lore linked to purity and moonlight. Pearl represents purity and is called the sea gem, while Moonstone is noted as a sacred stone bringing good luck. Guardian angel Muriel with emerald, apostle Thomas, zodiac Cancer, and honeysuckle as the June flower accompany the lore.
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Muriel
Thomas
Poulet Accepted to Form Belgian Cabinet
Belgian minister Vin count Poulet, previously interior minister in the Theunis cabinet, has accepted King Albert I's invitation to form a new government. The report from Brussels notes the invitation was extended on June 3.
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Poulet
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Vincount Poulet
Theunis
Albert
Public interest in films wanes on Mount Rainier shoot
Crowd gathers as Victor Schertzing er directs J. K. McDonald's Frivolous Sal with First National stars Hugene O'Brien Mae Busch Mitchell Lewis and Tom Santschi filming amid Mount Rainier scenery in Northwestern Washington. Tourists trek miles to watch, one woman carries a baby during the rugged hike as cast work draws curious bystanders.
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Victor Schertzinger
J. K. McDonald
Sal
First National
Hugene O'Brien
Mae Busch
Mitchell Lewis
Tom Santschi
Mount Rainier
Washington
Roberts returns to screen in Locked Doors at American
The Paramount film Locked Doors marks Theodore Roberts return after a year away in a Grumpy style role opposite Betty Compson Kathryn Williams and Robert Edeson. The picture opens today at the American theater offering a rare scenic backdrop and a suspenseful love drama set in the pioneer West.
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Klasto Theater
Theodore Roberts
William de Mille
Paramount
marksKoberts
DeMille Paramount
Clara Beranger
Roberts
Mr. Reid
Betty Compson
Kathryn Williams
Theodore von Elta
Robert Edeson
American Theater
Bear roped and hogtied after treetop capture near Lyons
Two cowboys W. J. Jack and J. L. Carr lassoed a giant brown bear that had taken to a tree on the Montgomery ranch near Lyons Colorado. Jack climbed the tree and knocked it down with a club while Carr used a lariat to hogtie the bear. They plan to tame the animal as a ranch mascot.
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Associated Press
Lyons
Colo. Jupe
Peter
Ll. Montgomery
W. J. Jack
JL. H. Carr
Jack
Carr
Tom Mix and Tony Star In The Heart Buster At Ansonia
Tom Mix and his horse Tony bring a new William Fox western to the Ansonia theater for a three day run. The Heart Buster follows Tom who kidnaps town residents to block a marriage to a foreign crook, lands in jail, and via a bold escape prevents the wedding just before the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Tony
Wonder Horse
Ansonia Theater
Tom
Romeo
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Bellins
FOSS
Aise Rel
Standard Publishing Co
Anaconde, Mont
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Italy
A. W. Plage
Kiwanian
Petey
Mankind
Anne Lombard
Scout
Secon
Rajah
THE
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BRANK
C. A. Voight
May
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