New Way Corn Cure Ad Claim Sparks Interest
An old printed advice item touts New Way Corn Cure promising quick relief for corns and warts. The fragment mentions a Druxetet and various supplier names including Helena and Butte, hinting at regional distribution and medical patent claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wicks
Tinekdne & Ca
Deneen the
Druxetet
Butte
Poller Birwe Co
Ane Aconta
Parchen Deve Co
Helena
Constipation remedy Cascarents promise relief
An old advertisement extols Cascarets for constipation and biliousness. It claims a torpid liver causes indigestion and foul symptoms, promising overnight cleansing and long lasting stomach and bowel regulation. It urges adults and children to use the product nightly and to obtain it from their druggist.
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A. Cascaret
Swamp-Hoot advertised as relief for bladder and male issues
An old advertisement promotes Dr Himets Swamp-Hoot as a remedy for men and women, claiming rapid relief for bladder trouble and related misery. It offers sample bottles by mail and lists Dr Kimer & Co. of Binghamton, NY as the contact and supplier.
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Himets
Kinney
Completion urged by Hill on reclamation projects
Hill urges completion of reclamation works arguing large acreage and light hours limit progress. He cites complaints from Fettlers on Milk River and St Marys project in Canada delaying push to completion. Newell cites diplomatic negotiations as a delay factor and Lane suggests lower freight rates while Hill notes potential need for government credit. Hill recalls early Western reclamation began with three railroads and a federal start.
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Jens
Hill
Milk River
St Mary's
Canada
Newell
Montana
Mr. Lane
Mr. Hil
Oratory Marks Tariff Debate
A paraphrase of a tariff debate note compares United Kingdom and United States outputs and wages. It states UK output value per worker is lower, but wage costs to achieve equal value are higher in Britain by about 19 percent.
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United Kingdom
United States
African Methodist Episcopal Conference Progress Report
Thirty delegates attended the Puget Sound Conference opening at Schaetter Taaho Street. Rev. Douglass presided from Helena district with Missoula HQ. Delegates came from Spokane Hayes Lewistown Anaconda Boise Pocatello Great Falls Missoula and Butte. Reports showed church memberships and finances improving since the last conference. An evening program and entertainment followed at the chapel under Rev. S Golting. A Sunday school conference was announced for the future.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Puget Sound
Schaetter
Taaho Street
Douglass
Helena
Missoula
Spokane
Hayes
Lewistown
Anaconda
Boise
Pocateto
Great Falls
Butte
Golting
Pioneer Blacksmith Dies in Bitter Root Valley
Jerry P Harrington a Tutte area pioneer blacksmith who worked at Bell and Diamond mines died at his Bitter Root Valley ranch after moving there six years ago He was born in Ireland and came to the United States as a young immigrant Survived by six children two sisters in law and two sisters funeral set for Friday at 8 North Wyoming Street
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Jerry P. Harrington
Tutte
Lorge
Anaconda Hill
Bitter Root Valley
Ireland
Tran
United States
Thany
Bell and Diamond
Tedaence
Butte
Biter Root Valley
Tress
Con Harrington
Mieses Kitty
Flor
Face Harrington
Henry
Bernard
Emmet Harrington
T. Harrington
Frank Connore
Wyoming Street
Street Car Strike Deadlocked in Cincinnati Helping Talks Fail
May 12 Cincinnati reports ongoing deadlock between the Cincinnati Traction Company and striking workers with no service run today. Officials hint at resuming talks, but the union demands recognition first. Safety Director Cass says a renewed effort to resume street car service is planned for tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ite
Trace Lon Company
Dennis Cass
State Hotel Arrivals List From Montana Cities
A long roster of guests checked into the State Hotel, including names from Helena, Kalispell, Great Falls, Missoula, Deer Lodge, Billings, Livingston, Dillon, and other Montana towns. The arrival log features individuals such as Finten-u Smurr, A Pagan, A Khoury, James Avery, Mrs Frank Vale entine, Dan Healey, George Stephens, T. J. Harrahan, Gladys Morrison, H. A. Ainslow, and G. L Myensick among many others, with no additional narrative context.
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Salton
F. W. Young
Winchester
E. T. Wells
Drummond
Dan Healey
Hingston
George Stephens
Great Falls
Horiton
Deer Lodge
Butie Helena
Edward Raselstyn
Fromberg
Pt. Carmichael
D. M. Hamilton
Livingston
Taylor
M. McCormick
C. Hi. Spencer
M. Bierenberg
H. A. Ainslow
R. L Shea
Miss Billingsly
W. T. Higgins
W. S. Greenleaf
Billings
Foreign forces routed near Hermostil front
Nogales report claims federal forces have been completely routed and flee toward the gulf. Governor Presquiera of Sohera says he arrived at Hermostil from the front above Guaymas with about 500 killed and 300 prisoners reported.
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Nogales
Ariz
Gulf
Presquiera
So Hera
Hermostil
Guaymas
President Won’t Commit to Tariff Change Requests
Washington May 13 President Wile aon will not commit himself to minor tariff bill changes suggested by Democrats. Secretary Redfield said only unimportant changes would be made and warned the president would face pressure to open more schedules if he agreed to some. Redfield noted that inquiries into wages and conditions may be used to push rebates rather than assess tariff effects after passage.
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Washington
Wile Aon
Redfield
Rexifield
Tata of Domestic
Foreisen
Aud
Mr. Anfield
Bryan Praises Reforms and Democratic Gains
A speech praising past conventions and Democratic governance highlights, commending New Jersey and New York leaders who put the people first. The House tariff bill is lauded as the generation’s best, with Speaker Underwood and Mr Palmer credited for a people’s aid bill. Bryan expresses satisfaction as reforms advance nationwide.
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New Jersey
Tie
New York
House
Clair. Underwood
Palmer
Bryan
Chauncey Olcott Stars in Isle of Dreams on Broadway Tonight
Chauncey Olcott opens in Isle of Dreams at the Broadway theater tonight a romantic drama set on a late eighteenth century Irish island. The play blends comedy and songs with Olcott portraying the heroic Irish youth as Edith Browning Jennie Lamont and David Glassford lead a strong company. Four new songs are introduced including The Isle Of Dreams Kathleen Avon When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and The Coiling of the Sea.
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Isle of Dreams
Chauncey Olcott
Ireland
Olcott
Bis
Mr. Olcott
Edith Browning
Jennie Lamont
David Glassford
Kathleen Avon
Navigating officer not aboard Arkansas during 1924 shoal strike
York May 18 the navigating officer of the United States battleship Arkansas was not aboard when the ship struck a shoal off Cuba in February causing $50 000 damage to steel plates. The court martial resumes with Captain K C Smith facing negligence charges. W W Smyth testified as acting navigation officer during the accident. The defense cites a chart error buoy misplacement and rush orders. Admiral Richard Wainwright counsels Smith as six rear admirals and three captains sit atop the proceedings.
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York
United States
Arkansas
Uba
Kc. Smith
Guantanamo
Smith
W. W. Smyth
United States Navy
Atlantic
Navy Board
Washington
Richard Wainwright
Chinese loan agreement advances to $1.2 million payment
Reports from Peking state the first advance of 1.2 million dollars was paid today to the Chinese government by representatives of the five power group that arranged a 125 million dollar loan. The Times in London says the loan will be issued in Europe at 4 percent with an issue price of 99.
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Peking
Susy M
China
London
the Times
Europe
Mina Kerr
Rigneeson
Teatred
Tadayen
Labor Leaders as Publishers In Militant Suffrage Era
A fragmentary report notes labor leaders as publishers discuss militant suffragist tactics. Mentions appeals, promises, and potential alignment with headquarters. Reports on suffragette activity including nails in roads and a fire at Folker Stone, plus alleged plot to kidnap a minister and hold a mock trial.
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Home Office
Folkerstone
Daily Mirror
How Chains Are Made in Historic Factories
A detailed account describes chain production from wrought iron and soft steel, noting sizes from five sixteenth to over an inch. It explains manual and machine methods, forging links, scarf ends, and welding, with emphasis on stud and through chains and the modern shift to machine-made processes.
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Harper's So Weekly
Siamith
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Fornia
Maxwell
Susan
D. C
Myers
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Treasury
Stocky Boy
Blackfeet
Norfolk
Weoken
Connell
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Mayer
Sant In Enmenchana
Are Vey Uciatiue
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Martha Washington Comfort Shoes
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