Lime Deficiency Implicated in Tuberculosis Claims
Journal of the American Medical Association reports Dr. C P Olsen of Minneapolis says calcium deficiency causes conditions leading to tuberculosis and advocates a lime-based therapy. The ad touts Eckiman's Alterative with no opiates or narcotics and urges readers to ask a druggist or order directly from Hekman’s Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
C. P. Olsen
Minneapolis
Eckiman
Hekmais Laboratory
Philadelphia
The Old and the New in Advertising
A contrast between the old fossil merchant who dislikes newspaper ads and the new rich merchant who embraces advertising as a means to attract customers and stock the window with goods. The piece highlights how print advertising drives business and cash flow.
Robinson in Butte for arraignment on bank robbery charges
Henry Robinson arrived in Butte from Radersburg where he mined after being acquitted of Tom Munro murder. He was rearrested as a participant in the Murray bank robbery and released on heavy bonds pending his district court arraignment in Silver tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robinson
Butte
Radersbure
Tom Munro
Thompson Falla
Murray
District Court of Silver
Lumber Yards to Close Leaving Many Jobless
Chicago reports the Edward Ber company, the citys largest lumber yard firm, will shut its 20 yards on Monday. The move threatens about 10,000 Edward Ber workers and follows carpenters strike and arbitration rejection. Illinois Brick also set to cease operations amid the building material crisis. Local contractors say operations have run at a loss during the strike.
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Chicago
Edward Ber Company
Ilinois Brick Company
Mr. Hines
John Metz
Carpenters’ “Union
Contractors’ Association
Carranza Purchases Two Sea Vessels for Mexico War Effort
New York reports June 14 that two seagoing ships are bought by General Venustiano Carranza for Mexican troop use and three steamers bought by General Felix Diaz. General Ignacio L. Pesqueria says the Atlantic and Alameda are in Baltimore dry dock and Cuban waters respectively, each around 100000 in cost, with wireless equipment being added. Ships will join the Gulf of Mexico theater as ready.
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New York
Venustiano
Carranza
Felix Diag
Ignacio L. Pesqueria
Alameda
Society remembers Wolfe Tone name and sacrifice
Theobald Wolfe Tone, a key figure in Ireland's home rule movement, was remembered in Butte by the Robert Emmet Literary Society at the Hibernia hall. Speakers honored his life, with songs and dances reflecting his role as an early Irish freedom fighter who died as a martyr in 1798 after leading efforts with France and enduring persecution by the English government.
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Theobald Wolfe Tone
Ireland
Robert Emmet Literary Society
Hibernia
Father Hannan
Jeremilh J. Lynch
Ery
Theobald Walts
Tone
Geveral
Catholic Committee of
America
Freedom of the Republic
England
Wolfer Tone
Bodenstown
County Kildair
Trinity College
Dublin
Wolfe
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
United States
Russell
Neilson
McCracken
Triad
France
Brest
Camperdown
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lough Swilly
Wolfe Tone
oMeers
Souvenir spoons offered to Standard subscribers
Standard subscribers may buy Oneida community souvenir spoons with state seal at 15 cents each by showing subscription receipts or paying for subscription. Monthly payments unlock 1 to 48 spoons based on duration. Non-subscribers and regulars may use coupons. Orders mailed to Anaconda office before June ends with extra shipping charges.
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Oneida
Malling
Anaconda
Young Wife Accused in Elderly Husband's Murder
A 15 year old wife, Veromien LeCompte of Gers of Yoraceprow Dr. LeCompte, stands accused in connection with the death of her elderly husband. Authorities report rapid developments as the case unfolds.
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Veromien Lecompte
Yorce
Lecompte
Divorce Decree Freezes Veronica Le Compte From Husband
Judge McClernan signs the decree of divorce for Veronica Le Compte aged 20 from Dexter Le Compte after a trial in which she and her mother testified. The husband defaulted. no alimony, no children, marriage cited as Dillon 1913 06 02. The woman described years of alleged cruelty. the husband denied claims and claimed no assets or ability to work.
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Wasa
Takeuch
Ife
Watanabe
Tomichiro ‘Takeuchi
Hawaii
Japan
Deer Lodge
Butte
Chimort
Walter A. King
First Baptist Church
Veronica le Compte
Dexter le Compte
Dillon
le Compte
Calumet
Mid
Simon Young
Miss Mahere Set for California Vacation Visit
Miss Mahere plans a Southern trip starting for 314 Soula to visit her brother then proceed to San Francisco and other California points for several weeks.
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Mahere
Muledin
Soula
Fand
San Francisco
California
Thanking Friends and Neighbors After Loss
We express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of our husband, father, and brother. Your moral offerings and support are deeply appreciated during this time.
Hand painted pale pink dance frock with blue bowknot
A hand painted frock in pale shell pink taffeta features a Nattler blue bowknot edged in gold tinsel. Tullets drape the shoulders and fine flower garlands pose on the waist as decorative accessories.
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Nattler
Inherited Nervousness and Neurotic Advice
A historic ad explains hereditary nervous predisposition and urges avoidance of worry and overwork. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a general nerve tonic and offers a free home treatment booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York.
Melzner Ward Civil Court Fight Over Dredge Ownership
The civil case of A B Melzner against W E Ward over ownership of the De Horn dredge near Rocker continues after Judge Mevieman. Melzner says he bought the dredge at sheriff sale to satisfy a judgment. Ward and John Miles are accused in a grand larceny charge.
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John Miles
Miles
Comblaine
PB. Geagan
Melzer
Jeaters
Roote
Ward
English
Melaner
Fatally Hurded In Mill Accident Suit Seeks $55000
Ivor Hyelmvoll as administrator of Severt Hydle’s estate sues the Butte and Superior company for $55000 damages alleging Hydle was fatally injured June 5, 1812 in the company mill. The complaint claims lack of proper oil cups and an unwarned startup forced Hydle to oil part of the works. He was 2 years old at the time.
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Ivor Hyelmvoll
Severt Hydle
Butte & Superior Company
Hydle
Hydie
Blues and friends host ice cream social at church
The Methodist Episcopal Church South invites the public to an evening ice cream social in the church parlors. The blues group, recent winners of new membership campaigns, and their guests will attend.
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Paul's ‘Methodist Episcopal Church South
Marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the court
The court clerks yesterday issued marriage licenses for Edward P. Gruber of Toston and Dora A. Dawson of Cold Springs, and John Park Upshur of Basin with Clara Hasha of Boulder.
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Edward P. Gruber
Toston
Dora ‘A. Dawson
Cold Springs
John Park Upshur
Basin
Clara Hasha
Boulder
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