Oregon Man's 27 Pound Gain
Lon Reed of Band Oregon tells of dramatic health rebound after using Tanlac. He suffered stomach cramps bloating heart palpitations and extreme fatigue before gaining 27 pounds and improvements in appetite energy and sleep. Reed credits Tanlac with restoring strength for his woodsman work and urges others to try it. Advertisements note Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
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Lon Reed
Band, Ore
Owl
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co.Advt
Uses of Aspirin Told by Bayer
Bayer presents aspirin as a long trusted remedy for rheumatism colds headaches neuralgia earache toothache lumbago neuritis and general joint pains. It guides buyers to demand Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross and notes safe directions in every package with small tin boxes and larger packages available.
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Bayer Company
Bayer
Railroads Seek Help as Freight Blockade Grows
Washington May 17 The federal fuel and freight crisis prompts the Interstate Commerce Commission to urge state railway and public service executives to join with the government. Inspectors gather data at key terminals while officials consider rushing relief with hammer and tongs. Affected routes may take weeks to normalize as priorities and embargoes are set and coal cars may be moved eastward to ease shortages.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
Hammer and Tongs
Putier Ee
Communion
Individue
Land tax referendum shows farmer opposition nationwide
Farmers across the country oppose the Nolan land tax bill in congress, a referendum by the American Farm Bureau Federation reports. J W Coverdale says 236 counties voted against and 339 for the bill, with fears of higher rents and reduced food production due to tenancy and farm costs.
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Chicago
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. W. Coverdale
Coverdale
Federation
State Farm Bureaus
League of Nations delegates seek alternate meeting site
Delegates to the League of Nations plan to ask President Wilson to designate a European city for the next meeting instead of Washington, per Rome reports. The French demand hostages from Frankfort and a million marks to prevent incidents during evacuation. A Polish war decarent appeals for time for a U S sanitary unit remaining in Poland. Authorities report seized spirits on a Culsetfooner off Tarpon Springs. Memorial Day in Paris mails 80,000 American flags for cemeteries.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Washington
Rome
Frankfort
Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
Coblenz
Tarpon Springs
Tampa
Via
Paris
Investigation Opens on Sugar Prices in Helena Butte and Dillon
Special Agent Price from the department is examining profits on sugar and invoice prices in response to a sudden $10.75 per hundred rise for jobbers in Helena Butte and Dillon on Utah purchases. Washington has ordered the inquiry to review data and prices.
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Investigatin AR Cos
Helena
Thomas
Washington
Butte
Dillon
Utah
Seattle men convicted in land grant fraud scheme
Seattle lawyer Charles I Byron and Edward Comyns were found guilty in district court of using a fraudulent land grant scheme. They were sentenced today to 15 months in McNeil Island penitentiary.
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Seattle
Arles I. Byron
Portland
Edward MM." Comyns
McNeil Island
Wage demands debated before railroad labor board
The Association of Railway Executives urged wage boosts for millions of workers to ease the cost of living, arguing that any big raise would lift railroad rates and citing ongoing wage claims amounting to billions annually. They stressed regularity and stability in wages to support service continuity amid wartime and postwar pressures.
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Chicago
Association of
Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
T. Whiter
Conference Committee of
Executives’ Association
Interstate Commerce
Afb Ik
Bolshevists in Persia reach frontier near Ashoka
London dispatch dated May 11 reports Bolshevists have appeared at Ashoka and crossed the Persian frontier. It states they made no resistance and demand British troops withdraw. Ashoka is a small town in the northeast corner of Trans-Caucasia near the Caspian Sea.
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London
Ashoka
London Times
Ashaka
Urtheast Corner
Trans-Caucasia
Caspian Sea
Ten and half millions foreign mission work
Des Moines Iowa May 17 The report of the board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church to the general conference shows an estimated expenditure of 10 500 000 for foreign missionary work in 1920. The year includes advances in education medical work evangelization and international relations. The board has spent about 500 000 on relief in war torn Europe. The church supports slightly over 5 000 schools colleges and universities outside the United States.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Episechated
General Conference
Europe
Church
United States
England Controls 82 Percent Oil Of World
Washington May 17 The United States Oil Corporation plan urged by Senator Phelan would promote American oil development abroad and mirror Britain’s push to aid nationals overseas England now controls about 60 percent of global oil resources A London water department report notes a water main burst prize of several dollars
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Washington
The
United States Oil Corporation
Shipping Board
United States
Phelan
California
Great Britain
England
London
Water Department
Washington Democrats Convention in Spokane
Washington state Democratic convention opened in Spokane with the credentials committee upholding the state central committee in seating the regular delegation of 268 King County members. The vote, 24 to 14, signaled the contest between the state organization and the regular faction, as credentials and seating decisions split roughly along faction lines amid a 1,168 vote convention.
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Spokane
Democratic Party
Washington
State Central Committee
King County
State Organization
Amitteeman
Pullen
Lumber price cut announced by Bloedel Donovan mills
In Bellingham Washington on May 17 the Bloedel Donovan lumber mills announced a 10 percent reduction across all lumber grades effective immediately. The move, stated as initiative to curb living costs, follows a drive to ease inflationary pressure.
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Bellingham
Wash
Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills
Sulpherb Tablets Ad Creates Health Claims
Grateful reader endorses Sulpherb Tablets claiming they regulate kidneys and liver, clear impurities, and help with pimples and constipation. Testimony from Walter J. Foulds states multiple tubes passed a tapeworm and improved health, urging others to use the tonic laxative and purifier at 60 cents per tube.
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Walter J. Foulds
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