Great Healer San Cura Ointment Advert
An early 20th century ad touts San Cura antiseptic ointment and San Cura Soap. It quotes users Gilbert Hard of Rinard and Ellis W Franken stein of Tituevile praising relief from sores, ulcers, and a broken leg after long illness, claiming money back guarantees and rapid pain relief. The copy promotes 35 and 65 cent jars and a 25 cent baby soap.
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San Cura
AFM
Manly Weasea
Gilbert Hard
Rinard’s
Ellis W. Frankenstein
Tituevile
Anaconda School Salary Debates Set Future Raises
The Anaconda school board plans general salary cuts for 60 teachers across high and grade schools, with maximum salaries possible at 2000 for high school and 1625 for grade schools. The precise next year salaries will be decided at Friday’s meeting, as officials weigh decreases against potential raises.
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Anaconda
C. B. Farnsworth
C. T. Wraith
George C. Jackson
Farnsworth
Jackson
Boy's sight returns to normal after bonfire injury
Five year old Rlvert Burch who was struck by a mysterious bonfire explosion near which he played will retain normal vision, doctors report after renewed bandaging and thorough eye tests.
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Rlvert Burch
Hight
Co Ed Hobo Arrested in Windy City
A co-ed hobo dressed in khaki was arrested in Chicago and later released after proving she is Miss Reitman daughter of Ben L Reitman famous hoboes leader She was nearing completion of her third year at the Missouri School of Journalism and was riding the blinds.
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Chicago
Miss Reitman
Ben L. Reitman
Missouri School of Journalism
Hides Prisoner and Foils Mobs in Nebraska
Sherif Heenan smuggled the suspect Watter Simmons in a trunk to Gregory Neb and foiled crowds at Spencer Anoka and Fairfax while transporting the murder suspect. Simmons is accused in the death of Frank Paul a 35 year old automobile dealer whose body was found dumped in a creek near Fulton. Simmons denied knowledge of Pauls death.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Neb
Sherif Heenan
Frank Paul
Gregory
Simmons
Heenan
Filton
Paul
Spencer
Monay
Paul Sunday
Simmon
Waller
Idunipilis Girls Reject Flapper Styles In School Dress
Indianapolis schoolgirls in public courses at the health exposition state they will drop flapper fashion. They prefer flapless, low heels with clean simple dress standards emphasizing cleanliness, appropriateness, comfort, washable quality, and colorfast materials like gingham crepe percale poplin and linen.
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Indianapolis
State Fair Grounds
Students Present Spanish Playlets At Anaconda High
A Monday program at Daly gymnasium features Spanish playlets by Anaconda High School students with quaint costumes and national flags. Directed by Prof. Gabriel Lettfield the event includes the high school orchestra under Provost, with some vocal pieces. Admission is 15 cents and a French program follows a week later.
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Anaconda High School
Daly Gymnasium
Gabriel Lettfield
Ball Game Charge Prompts 35 Cent Fee Change
A notice states ball game charges will be 35 cents instead of 50. The change, announced yesterday, includes admission, war tax, and a specific auto fee. Authorities clarify the adjuster applies to all attendees.
Rotary Club Plans Visitors Entertainment at Deer Lodge
The Deer Lodge Rotary Club met at the Hotel Deer Lodge for a luncheon talk by Mr. Brown of Spokane. Speakers included Mr. Werst of Baldwin Locomotive Works and Virgil Harper of the Blackfoot Valley. Committees reported and business discussed ahead of a May 24 meeting when about 50 Anaconda Rotarians are expected to attend. C. L. Benton was elected Deer Lodge delegate to the international convention in Los Angeles from June 2 to 6.
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Deer Lodge
Brown
Spokane
Werst
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Virgil, Harper
Blackfoot Valley
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Rotary Tn
Los Angeles
Kiwanis Dinner Hears July 4 Festival Plans
In Lodi ge May 17 the Kiwanis club met at Motel Deer Lodge with good attendance. Committees reported on the Dig roundup for July 2 3 4 and plans point to Elks day July 2 Soldiers day July 4. Domestic science class picnic and visits by local residents were noted.
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R Lodge
Kirwanis Club
Motel Deer Lodge
Elks
Kiwanis
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ial
Local Notes and Social Nods In Missoula Area
Under Sheriff Harry Holland reports a Butte visitor yesterday. A daughter was born May 17 to Mr and Mrs Charles Brown on Fourth street. Louise Nichole was named librarian succeeding Miss May Evans who married Harry Sewell yesterday. Nichole starts today. Ne clubs hiked Cottonwood creek and shared a hearty supper Wednesday. Mrs Phil Goodman and daughter are visiting. John Boyle travels from Cempacy to visit daughter Miss Martha Boyle at Hotel Deer Lodge. Boyle has been a patient at St Josephs under care of Dr Dhgeican. Charles Dee, Northern Pacific freight agent, 4010 the fly from Missoula today.
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R Lodge
Isuchen
Roy Cleveland
Tacoma
George ‘Tenge
Fifth Street
Roy Schaffer
Butteroda
Thaigh School
City Pavilion
Frank Conley
Hildah
Helen
Butte
Albert Bien
Seifert
Anaconda
Evelyn Cunningham
May Cunningham
Harry Holland
Charles Brown
Fourth Street
Harry Hamilton
Louise Nichole
May Evans
Harry Sewell
Nichols
Cottonwood Creek
Phil Goodman
Drummond
Stree
John Boyle
Cempacy
Martha Boyle
Deer Lodge
Boyle
St. Josephs
Bird Steals Ride On Fast Passenger Train
A bird rode a moving Mo-Wabash passenger train between Kansas City and Moberly, leaping aboard during a trip and staying onboard as the train sped toward Sufton Hill, where it reportedly perched as the cars slowed.
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Kansas City
Sufton Hill
Moberly
Chinese President Proclaims Martial Law in Peking
Chinese President Hsu Shih chang proclaims martial law in Peking as fighting between General Wu Pei fu and Chang Tso lin nears the capital. He seeks mediation and urges rival leaders to await the result of national leadership.
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Hsu Shih-chang
Chinese Republic
Peking
Wu Pei-fu
Chang Tso-lin
Engine passenger bird strike incident on train cab
A bird flew through the cab window attracted by headlights and struck Engineer Beck in the face with surprising force, then fell to the seat beside him, rattling the engine car. The scene describes a startling collision as the train operated.
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Beck
Rooster Fights Cat: Bitter Clash Ends Fatal
In Gallipolis, a prize gamecock named Long Tom faced an old rival cat by accident. The tomcat, renowned for battles, was found dead next morning after being confined with Long Tom, whose owner boasted of his champion’s prowess.
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Gal Posse
Onin—Raus Svovens
Gallipolis
Long ‘Tom
Long Tom
Stevens
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