Cure for Child Eczema Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A mother describes her baby suffering from eczema from birth with a red rash on the face chest and shoulders. She reports relief after applying Cuticura Ointment and bathing with Cuticura Soap, stating her son was cured by about one year old. Signed Sew I Credit May 15 1913.
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Cole
Cure for Scalp Scales Promotes Hair Cleanup
Mrs Et Waterman reports her pony’s brown scale covered head improved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She washed with soap and water, then applied the ointment and combed away scales with no scalp irritation. Advertisements note Cuticura products with a 32 page Skin Book and free sample on request.
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Aderes
Boston
Three Safe Burglaries Go Unseen In South Butte
Three overnight burglaries target South Butte businesses including Dorsch & Greenfield and Northwestern Lumber. Burglars pried open safes, took $52 cash, stamps and eggs, with no nitroglycerin used. A police suspect was detained. another teamster from the Northwestern plant may aid investigation.
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South Butte
Dorsch & Greenfield
East Front
Northwestern Lumber Company
East Second Street
East Side Coal Company
Garden Avenue
F. M. Heath
Hal Shannon
Chief Murphy
Colorado Junction
Rocker
Siver Bow
East Side
W. T la Pash
W. Frye
BUTTE BRIEFS SUMMARY OF LOCAL NOTES
Julius Hagen of Clinton spends several days in Butte. Faith McKenzie leaves for Banister Michigan. Bergit Bendiksen sails from Bergen to Butte on June 13. St George’s Church Ladies Aid meet this afternoon. Mrs. Morrell of Missoula visits in Maryland Avenue. Mountain View Church Ladies Aid meet 3:89 in church parlor. Swedish Evangelical Ladies Aid meet in parsonage this afternoon. Mrs G R Blake travels to Philipsburg for brother-in-law Peter Larson’s funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Blessinger of Gold Creek head to Dewey for summer residence. Mrs. Foster of Helena visits Rev Paul M Adams, en route to Portland. Ethel Linville of Armstead to reside in the city after visiting Walkerville. Mount Bethel church children prep for Children’s Day program. Mrs Williams, Mrs W H Thomas, and Miss Lette Sand contribute to program.
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Missoula
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Helena
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Portland
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Captain Wolvin Enters After Extended Trip
Captain Wolvin left here March 12 for Pasadena California then Duluth. During his absence major changes occurred at the Butte Duluth plant with a new cellhouse and Crushing plant soon to be in operation and an added battery of leaching machines ready.
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Parcel Post Scales Introduced in City Branches
New 19y pound parcel post scales received and distributed across all city branch post offices. Made of steel and flat in construction, the scale beam is adjusted to stay level so the dial is easy to read, enabling accurate weighing of parcels of any shape.
Unity church plans Jephthah's Daughter play tonight
The Unity Methodist church at Meaderville hosts a three act dramatic presentation by its young members titled Jephthah's Daughter. Rev. C.N. Hurst directs with Florence Gib on as musical director. A long list of cast and attending guests accompanies the program.
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Howard
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Phora
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Reclaiming Swamps and Desert Lands for Food Supply
The New York Times cites Nathan C. Grover of the US Geological Survey arguing the nation must expand arable land by draining swamps as effectively as irrigating deserts. He warns against repeated project failures and urges solid planning, financing, and long term water records before large swamp drainage begins. He notes drainage and irrigation share risks and should proceed cautiously.
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Hyomei touted as quick relief for catarrh and colds
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a rapid, pleasant cure for catarrh head colds and sniffles. It claims immediate soothing and healing of inflamed breathing membranes, with money-back guarantees from Smit Drug Co and Paxson Rockefeller Co. Druggists sell the complete $1.00 outfit including inhaler and liquid.
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One Dose Stops Stomach Ills in Overnight Relief
A mysterious patent remedy endorsed by doctors promises rapid relief from stomach troubles. The Smith Drug Co of Montana promotes a one dose cure that allegedly ends severe symptoms after a single night, with reports of dramatic improvements and broad support from medical professionals.
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Strathcona Estate Valued At 28 Million Left to Probin
London May 27 The personal property of Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal former Canadian high commissioner totaled 28 257 000 dollars probate granted today The Teal estate figure was not published but duty paid 4 189 190 implies total estate value about 27 928 000 dollars including real and personal assets The will specifies the testator died in London January 21 last Full details show sizable holdings across properties and investments
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London
Senate passes ent bill aid for San Francisco exposition
In committee of the whole the senate inserted an appropriation of 104000 for entertainment of officers and men of foreign ships at the San Francisco exposition. The amendment also allows foreign ships sent by their governments to the exposition to pass through the Panama Canal without tolls.
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Washington
Senate
Convict George Brown Dies After Self Immolation at San Quentin
George Brown, a convict at San Quentin serving a three year burglary term, died after setting fire to his clothing in the observation cell by igniting soaked garments with a match. This marked Brown's third suicide attempt by self-immolation.
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George Brown
San Quentn Penitentiary
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Pankhurst released from Holloway after hunger strike
London May 27. Militant suffragette leader Pankhurst was freed from Holloway Jail today after a hunger strike. She had refused to eat since her arrest during last week’s raid on Buckingham Palace by suffragettes.
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Fifth Bank to Close in Chicago Amid Private Bank Shakeout
Jackson Park bank closed today as a privately owned Chicago institution with deposits of $65,000. The event marks part of a wider scrutiny of private banks in the city amid ongoing financial pressures.
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May
Zine
Chicago
Jackson Park
Advertising Growth Pioneer Barratt Dies in England
Thomas J. Barratt, a pioneer of artistic advertising in Britain, died recently in Margate, England. Born May 18, 1841 in London, he joined Pears soap as a traveler and urged bold publicity, helping the firm grow from modest ad outlays to large-scale campaigns and eventual limited liability status.
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Soprano and violinists perform with Pacific Coast Singers
A soprano from the Pacific Coast Sing organization performed at the Auditorium along with Miss Esther Sunquist Fiolinist from the Pacific Coast Sinz ere association also at the Auditorium on Sunday evening May 31, 1914.
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Pacific Coast Sing Org. Association
Esther Sunquist
Pacific Coast Sinzere ‘Association
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