Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach trouble and related illnesses such as indigestion and jaundice. It claims broad physician and professional appeal across society and offers a free booklet and a money back guarantee through Smith Drug Co or any reliable druggist.
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Mayr
Supreme Court
Mayra Werful Remedy
TH. Mayr
Chicago
Mayrs
Smith Drug Co
Olive Tablets touted as safe calomel substitute
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel for cleansing blood and bowels. It claims improved skin, breath, and energy, warns against sickness from other remedies, and sells at 25 cents per box through druggists.
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Sloan
Dr. Edwards
Tver
Edwards
Fadwards
Butte Grill shooting coroner rules on Andrews case
The coroner's jury found Joseph Howard Andrews died from gunshot wounds inflicted by his wife, Mrs Joseph H Andrews, at the Butte Grill on Feb 23 1917. Witnesses included waiter George Wade and Miss Margaret Coughlin with details of the fatal third shot.
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Joseph Howard Andrews
Butte Grill
George Wade
Butrill
Margaret Coughlin
Miss Coughlin
Mr. Andrews
Wade
Andrews
Joseph Andrews
Ira Andrews
Wesses
Defences of Patent Medicines in Jackson Editorial
The piece defends patent medicines amid criticism of medical overreach, arguing that freedom allows self cure and that many families cannot afford doctors. It contrasts educated reformers with doctors, notes the ubiquity and reasonable pricing of remedies, and highlights how users pay for care when visits are costly or ineffective.
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Jackson
Miss. Daily News
Lincoln
Ben Franklin
Dago Frank
Lefty Louis
Sinless
Sam
Fire destroys Central High School in Pueblo
Fire at Central High School in Pueblo Colorado caused an estimated 250000 dollars in damage. Firefighters discovered the blaze at 3 o clock and an explosion shortly after tore down stone and cement walls. Investigations consider possible incendiary cause amid rumors.
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Pueblo School
Burns
Pueblo
Col
Central ‘High
Four Menes Wide Measurements Noted
A fragmentary report lists four mens widths described as wide, with yarn measured in inches and yards. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event or outcome beyond basic dimensional notes.
February building sets a new record in Butte area
February statistics from the city public works office show $39,090 worth of improvements started, a record in five years. Ninety early-month permits were issued for new buildings, signs, remodels, additions, and moving houses, with fees totaling $86.1. May is expected to be a heavy building month as moving day boosts suburban growth and the spring boom moves toward residences and small commercial projects led by Leo Ross’s two story apartment at 325 South Montana Street.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Butte
Leon Ross
Montana Street
Adolph Keppler
Shooting Ends Hearing in Tennessee Courthouse Case
In Nashville Tompkins killed Will Hoffstetter and wounded Jim Hoffstetter and bystander Mrs Bevington as court adjourned in a circuit court alienation suit. Will Hoffstetter then stabbed Tompkins before dying.
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Nashville
Tenn
E. G. Tompkins
Will Hoffstetter
Jim Hoffstetter
W. A. Bevington
Davison
Tompkins
Hoffstetters
Hoffstetter Brothers
Emma Hofstetter
Abyssinia History Tied to Queen of Sheba Traditions
The text recalls Abyssinia ancient origins before Christ as part of Ethiopia. It notes the Queen of Sheba as an Abyssinian queen and mentions that Abyssinian kings claim descent from her.
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Abyssinia
Ethiopia
Sheba
Prospector laments holds and vows return to Alaska
In vivid recollection, LaVoy claims Alaska life suits him as he denounces civilized holdups and overcharging. He describes gear, wealth, and mistrust of "greedy" service workers while recounting toothache bring him back to civilization. He warns prospector life can be a waste yet remains Spokane bound for Alaska. British casualties in February total 1,243 officers and 85 men, down from January amid Somme fighting.
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Alaska
la Voy
Valdez
Butte
Thornton Hotel
LaVoy
Spokane
London
Somme
Woman seeks alimony after divorce filing in district court
In a Butte district court filing, a wife alleges ongoing cruelty and threats by John Nolan since their 1911 marriage. She describes episodes of violence, frequent preparation for instant flight with two children Gren and others, and a remark on Washington's birthday that prompted her to leave. She seeks $40 monthly alimony and $150 for attorney fees.
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Chile
Washington
Encyclopedia Alice Joins County Treasurer Office
Miss Athenea known as Encyclopedia Alice resigns as Street Railway Company clerk to become assistant in the county treasurer office. For seven years she worked with the street railway. Manager J R Wharton praises her as one of the most capable girls he has known.
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Athenea
Butte
Street Railway Company
Suss Shea
Mreet Railway Company
Alice
Sho
J. R. Wharton
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Dyspepsia Relief
In an ad style notice, Pape's Diapepsin is pitched to neutralize stomach acid and stop indigestion quickly. It claims relief in five minutes, easing sour stomach, belching, and upset, and urges readers to buy a large fifty cent case from any drug store.
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Pape
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