Yardmaster Endorses Tanlac In Riverfront Ad
Yardmaster GD Blatherick of the RL & P Kansas City Kansas testifies to Tanlac’s benefits for his wife who suffered two years of nervous breakdowns headaches dizziness and stomach pains. He says she gained weight and improved greatly after taking Tanlac. Ad cites Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte as local sellers.
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Tanlac
GD. Blatherick
RL. & P. Railroad
Kansas City
Kan
11Th Street
City
Blatherick
Tam
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Bad Breath Cause
Olive Tablets, marketed as a calomel substitute, claim to gently cleanse the bowels and liver, purify the blood, and remove the cause of bad breath without griping. The ad notes active formula, a weekly regimen, and pricing at 10 cents per tablet mix with olive oil, urging readers to buy from druggists.
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Edwards
Fou
Zemo Antiseptic Product Claims for Eczema Relief
An advertisement extols Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid that stops itching and clears eczema with regular use, promising skin becomes clean and healthy. It also promotes Zemo antiseptic soap as aiding skin treatment, citing The B. W. Rove Co. of Cleveland Ohio.
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Zemo
B. W. Rove Co
Cleveland
Son of Pastor Finds Amnesiac Soldier in France
The Rev Dr Malcolm James MacLeod of New York reports his son Private Henry Blakeley MacLeod has been found in France with amnesia. A nineteen year old volunteer, he disappeared June 27 from Company M Forty-ninth Infantry at Camp Merritt New Jersey, after learning the unit would move to Camp Upton and not embark for France. He had not been heard from since.
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New York
Paris
Henry Blakeley
MacLeod
France
Company M
Forty-ninth Infantry
Camp Merritt
Tenafis
N. J
Camp Upton
County Laborers Denied Increase in Wages
A county petition from the Workingmen's union for a $1 per day wage hike for county laborers was rejected by the board. State law fixes county laborers at $4 daily, limiting the commissioners’ power. The denial could affect costs of proposed highway projects. They plan safety railings on Eighteen Mile hill curves and await a state highway grant decision on Silver Bow County road funds. The bond issue and job openings draw strong public interest as work resumes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Workingmen’s Union
Eighteen Mile Hill
State Highway Commission
Jobe
Simonson
Unfavorable May 6 19 Horoscope Predicts Public Discontent
Astrologers warn May 6 brings ill influences from Uranus and the sun, with Venus slightly adverse. The piece foresees political strife, bold moves by foes, potential changes to major plans, and unrest affecting public figures, weddings, and business. It notes themes of war sentiment, high rank marriages, and economic fluctuations.
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Uranus
Venus
England
Taurus
Cony Sewepaper Syndicate
Dallas Prostitution Case Dismissed in Lynch Court
The Dallas life case collapsed as two key witnesses were out of jurisdiction and the alleged man declined prosecution. Judge Lynch dismissed the charge of receiving money earned in prostitution after the absence of usable testimony. The woman witness attended but did not press the case.
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Lynch
Questions and Answers on Life Choices From the Butte Era
A series of short Q and A items offers advice on summer ranching versus city jobs, selling or staying in Butte, sister’s employment, marriage timing, and family news from France. The dialogue touches on personal plans, business success, and obtaining family updates, ending with a jokey Dyspepsia Tablets joke from Yonkers.
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