The Cold That Hangs On A Vick's VapoRub Advice Ad
A physician prepared ad explains how lingering colds inflame air passages and invite germs. It extols Vicks VapoRub for local relief, instructs nightly chest and throat application, warm cloths, and vapor inhalation, with free samples from The Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Vick
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N.C
First Religious Census Planned in Butte Leads to Volunteer Push
A meeting at the Y M C A calls for 300 workers to conduct Montana’s first religious census in Butte with a house to house survey starting Saturday. Dr Thomas E Winecoff leads the effort with A R Reeves as county director to cover Silver Bow. The poll will document church membership, religious preference, occupation, nationality and distance to trade centers as part of a statewide drive April 5 to 12 and the 336 777 572 budget campaign.
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Butte
Thomas E. Winecoff
Department of Americanization
A. R. Reeves
Silver Bow
Montana
Dr. Winecoff
United Simultaneous Financial
Willy Ant and the Molasses Barrel Misadventure
Willy Ant loves molasses and shirks chores until a toppled barrel drenches him in syrup. Mr. Black Ant, the store owner, and the lightning bug guide a search through Antville. Willy is rescued from the sticky mess and never returns to bother the store, turning pale at the mention of molasses.
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Willy Ant
Schoo
Antville
Black Ant
Ant
Mamma Ant
Amma Ant
Mr. Black Ant
Willy
Mr. Lightning Bug
Mr. Lightning Bue
Doubtful Horoscope Signals Public Anxiety and Military Gain
The March 1 1020 forecast warns of public unsettledness as Mars and the sun favor harmony but Saturn and Uranus align in opposition. It predicts national anxieties, unexpected problems, and notes potential material gains for army officers and profitable activity for physicians.
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Mars
Saturn
Uranus
Astrological Forecast for 1920 Autumn and Spring
The horoscope predicts strong demand for hospital benefits and machinery for large factories in autumn. New York and Washington may build famed temples of art and architecture. Spring sees sharp attacks on the king and government, with Mars in Scorpio signaling unrest in North Africa and the Transvaal.
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New York
Washington
England
Africa
Transvaal
Europe
Aries
McClure
Declares Chinese Is Like a Brother Case Heard
Hum Chun, a Chinese man, and Evelyn Richards, a white woman, were found guilty of vagrancy in police court yesterday. Judge Grimes fined Hum Chun twenty dollars and Evelyn Richards ten dollars. both fines were paid. Detective Joe Williams testified the couple were arrested Sunday afternoon in a room at 21 Dakota street. Chum was found in the clothes closet, the officer said.
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Hum Chun
Evelyn Richards
Grimes
Joe Williams
Dakota Street
Chum
Court records reveal pleas of guilty in local drunkenness cases
The court accepted guilty pleas from J. J. Fisher and James Morrisey for drunkenness with $10 fines. Maurice Tobin admitted creating a disturbance and received a $10 fine after claiming ignorance of the events. Police officer Nick Golubin testified Tobin was abusive and attempted to assault him after being taken from the Bartlett cafe at Park and Main.
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J. J. Fisher
James Morrisey
Maurice Tobin
Nick Golubin
Tobin
Bartlett
Park and Main
Well Known Resident Michael H. Kelly Buried Today
Funeral services for Michael H. Kelly former shift boss and foreman at the High Ore mine were held at his home at 116 North Crystal street this morning. The cortege left at nine to St Patrick's church for a requiem high mass. He died Monday at age forty five. Born in Michigan he came to Butte twenty years ago and worked in mining since. Surviving are his widow and four children Margaret Eugene Justin and a week old baby. A large circle of friends mourn his death.
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Michael H. Kelly
High Ore
North Crystal Street
St. Patrick's Church
Mr. Kelly
Michigan
Butte
Margaret
Eugene
Justin
Kelly
Thin people urged to take phosphates for flesh and vigor
An advertisement touts organic phosphate or bitro phosphate as the remedy for thinness and weak nerves. It claims weight gain and renewed health from phosphoric nutrition, with a caution to avoid fattening foods if flesh gain is not desired.
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