Blood Purifier Claim in Early 20th Century Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier. It alleges skin diseases like itching and sores are caused by toxic blood and promises to purify the blood, improve complexion, and offer free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia. It targets readers nationwide with testimonials and dire warnings of pollution in the skin.
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Swift Specie Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Daughter Speaks of Threats in Explosion Plot
Mrs. Topbiisky testified that Pietrr zykowski planned to cause an explosion. The testimony described threats directed at the daughter and linked to the alleged plot, underscoring a dangerous confrontation and legal actions developing in court.
Inquest 15 Continued Threats Against Rugals Family
In a coroner’s inquest, Mia Topblisky testified Joseph Pietrizy ihowski threatened Joseph Tusal and his family. She described dynamite plans, a stash of dynae mite, and the aim to blow the Tels P. Candy poisoned with strychnine was found in the Rugals’ pantry. Eight-year-old Anna Bugal testified she and siblings ate food tied to the case. the inquest resumes Tuesday evening with more witnesses expected.
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Ihowski
Joseph Tugal
Mary
Telen
Mia Kulnira
Topblisky
Wyombe
Plethizykowski
Hecau Clared
Tels P
Wyoming
Bugal
Rugal
Josephine
PH. M Carthy
Anna Bugal
Edmund
Polon
Northwest spruce camps switch to ten hour shifts in July
Col Brice Disque of the spruce production division announces camps in the Northwest will adopt ten hour shifts during July to boost spruce output. All other logging and spruce camps remain on eight hour shifts.
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Portiana
Northwest
Brice
Disque
The Daily Fashion Hint Dinner Model Display
A dinner model is described as original and beautiful with a black taffeta bodice cut low at the front in a U shape filled with white chiffon. White chiffon forms an apron pleated and inset with filet lace.
Senate Defeats Immediate Army Draft Extension Plan
Washington June 26 The Senate overwhelmingly defeated the immediate extension of 21,631 draft age limits and approved amendments. The Wall of New Mexico proposed changes to the 12,000,000,000 army bill and 40 year limits, while a 100,000,000 aircraft production corporation was authorized and draft basing plans revised. Major amendments were adopted to the neutrals’ rights and state population rules, moving toward the extensive war measure.
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Washington
Wall
New Mexico
Senate
Production Corporation
Aircraft Production Board
Ax & Vehicle
Shine Ping Board
Emergency Feet Corporation
Atate ‘Popella
House
Fourth Band Member Joins Service From Montana State Band
Frederick Blight assistant leader and trombone player is called to duty and will depart Monday. Willan Whitehead presided at the gift ceremony in band quarters as fellow members praised him. He hopes to carry the watch and his trombone to Berlin to play the Star Spangled Banner. This makes four stars in the Montana State band service flag.
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Frederick 8. Blight
Lewis
Willan Whitehead
Tight
Berlin
Montana
Special Meeting of Federated Churches of Butte
A special meeting of the Federated Churches of Butte is set for next Tuesday evening in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian church at West Broadway and Idaho street to review a report by a special committee on a matter of public interest. John Doe, a familiar figure to police, faces a complaint linked to lumber ownership at the hospital. Felix Sorbets, known as Frenchy, has enlisted in the regular army and departed for duty, after years as a waiter at the Butte Grill.
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Federated ‘Churches of
Hutte
First Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
Idaho ‘Street
Toan Doe
John Doe
Ohnwon
Huspital
Felix Sorbets
Frenchy
George Wright
Sorbs
Butte Grill
Anaconda
Butte
Rotary Club War Pledge Toward Final Victory
The ninth annual condition of the International Association of Rotary Clubs pledged support for the war until decisive victory is achieved. It also urged denunciation of any talk of peace until victory is secured, stressing civilization’s defense against brutal might.
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International Association of Rotary
Demands For Democracy Battle Unfolds Over Here
Frank Spring, 39 percent and a group enlisted at Park in a naval reserve unit, faced a violent clash as a counter barrage opened. Eight fists flew and a pocket knife flashed, wounding an enlisted man in the abdomen. Spring was told he could not be fit for service for two weeks. Vincent, son of Mrs. Josephine Donohue, returned from Gonzaga University with the gold medal for highest average. A.M. Miller was arrested for allegedly stealing a five passenger automobile from 3 Kirkpatrick on June 12. Camp Lewis arrivals report 2004 men due for departure with 1988 scheduled to arrive, hampered by port delays.
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Bewan
Ted Ak
Spring
Naval Reserve Headquarters
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