Tanlac world record sales claim spreads nationwide
The Tanlac miracle is hailed as the world’s top selling medicine, with four years of rapid growth. Sales reach about twelve million bottles by January, and over 1.3 million in the first ten weeks of this year in the United States and Canada, with carload shipments dominating Pacific Coast distribution.
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Canada
Sre
Ite
United States
York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gui
Mexico
Woolworth
New York
Otrone
Pacific Coast
West
Memphis
Carl Tion
Tanta
Tumba
Chewan
Alberta
Nitoba
Canada He Ow! Drug Company of San Francisco, the Largest Retail Drug: Rists
Jacobs: Phil Company
Anaconda
Puller
Butte
R. of
Fake aspirin taints market amid counterfeit pills warning
An old advertisement warns that fake aspirin is talcum and misuses Bayer branding. It cautions buyers to check for the Bayer Cross and notes widespread aspirin trade as a warning against counterfeit medicine in the country.
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Bayer
Old King Peter On The Dark Side
King Peter of Serbia, living in a modest Phaleron home near Athens, endures paralysis yet remains engaged with world events. He lauds American charity via the Red Cross and recalls aid that eased wartime misery as he notes leadership changes at National City Bank with Vanderlip resigning and Stillman becoming president.
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Athens
Peter of
Serbia
Phaleron
Belgrade
Rege Alexander
Peter
A.ne
America
King Peters
Ted Cross
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
James A. Stillman
Stillman
Vander Np
F. A. Vanderlip
Serbian wish to American aid workers echoed in thanks
A fragment expresses gratitude for Red Cross work, invoking the Serbian people and Tam, noting support from Rivers in America and the generous aid they provide. The speaker thanks all with heartfelt repetition, recognizing the relief provided by volunteers.
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Tam
America
Red Cross
Trinity Episcopal Church Faces Centenary Mission Question
The Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington weighed supporting a native missionary in China as part of a centenary movement. The Methodist Episcopal churches plan to spend 105 million dollars on war reconstruction and missions over five years, while the local deanery noted it cost them two dollars a month to feed their cat and questioned funding a fifty dollar annual contribution.
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Trinity Iscopal Church
Washington
China
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Kitty
Two YMCA men win Red Triangle posts in France
George W. Perkins Jr of Riverdale on Hudson and Spike Randall of 841 Third Avenue New York transfer from the U S Army to YMCA service in France. Perkins 24, Princeton ’17, famed for college eating clubs. Randall 25 with Croix de Guerre and four wound stripes, served eighteen months front line duty and earned a French decoration. Also mention John J. Mott and YMCA overseas work in 1917.
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George W. Perkins, Jr
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Spike’”’ Randall
Third Avenue
New York
Red Triangle
France
Spike” Randall
United States Army
Y.M.C.A
AEF
John L. Mott
America
Spike
Perkins
Princeton
Dick Cleveland
Philadelphian Society
YMCA
Randall
Fereen-Tardenois
Mes Fages
Roche
John J. Mott
John R. Mott
National War Work Council
Y.M CA
Army
Anaconda Graduation Exercises At Daly Gym Tomorrow
Tomorrow the 42 graduates will receive their diplomas in Daly Gymnasium at 8 13 pm. The exercises are open to the public with reserved seats available by calling the school library today from 12 to 4 pm at no charge.
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Daly Gymnasium
City News items and graduation notices mix in Mount St Charles events
Local items report several residents traveling to Chicago for summer and returning from Missoula and Helena after business and graduation. Names connected to Mount St Charles College diplomas include Hugh Foley Leo Lynn Edward Morris Theodore Collins Henry Murphy Nora Lynn and Patrick Lynn. Anaconda visitors stay with J H Alexander on 721st street as Mrs C C Blanchard and daughters Virginia and Calla of Tacoma appear in town.
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CC. Blanchard
Virginia
Calla
Tascoma
Wash
Anaconda
J. H. Alexander
Mount St Charles College
Helena
Hugh Foley
Leo Lynn
Edward Morris
Theodore Collins
Henry Murphy
Helen
Mount St. Charles
Fragmentary Names Reach Across Cities In Missing Notice
A jumbled OCR block lists numerous names and places such as Chicago Portland Missoula Butte and Boston with inconsistent initials. The readable parts suggest a contact or distribution list rather than a complete, coherent notice.
Theatre Cast List from Margaret Theater Program
A partial list of names appears for a Margaret Theater program including Murdock Van Evera Belliston Strong Stephens Butte Willam Fix Spokane dert Bullargean Seattle Si mans Great Fails Hutchinson Los Angeles Bydal Charles Shean Bozeman Nu vell Yakima Hickey Philips burg Clark Ostberg Butte katein and notes on service mail articles conforming to postal union classing
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BW. Murdock
G. van Evera
Belliston
G.C. Strong
R. Stephens
Unpardonable Sin at Margaret theater two day run
The Unpardonable Sin, a Maj Rupert Hughes story adapted for film, plays at the Margaret theater for a two day engagement Friday and Saturday. Stars Blanche Sweet and Matt Moore in a sweeping love adventure set amid wartime trials.
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Margaret Theater
Maj
Rupert Hughes
Ned Wools
Blanche Sweet
Matt Moore
United States
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Colo
Arun
Systoo
Youre
Neo
Aver Gees
Old King Peter
Frank A.vanderlip
Senet Nanos
GW. Perkins
Ramndall
Anaconda News
Daly Gym
About the City News
W. H. ‘Trippet
Missoula
Sonte Legal Business
HuKo Gallo
Albert Gilbault
Students Army Training Corps
THE
Montan
Postal Union
Waverley
MacRae
Aiity
Mary Jane
Macrae’s
Chamb
Copper City Commercial Co
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