Popular cough remedy Pinex promoted nationwide
An advertisement extols Pinex as a longtime throat remedy, detailing preparation with sugar and warm water, dosage every two to three hours, and a money back guarantee. It claims Pinex from The Pinex Co of Fort Wayne, Ind, is effective for coughs, croup, and bronchial irritation, urging readers to ask their druggist or mail order.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Caesarets Constipation Ledger Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Caesarets cure constipation biliousness and indigestion with a gentle cleansing effect on the stomach liver and bowels. It promises a clear head and mood improvement for more days free from distress and urges readers to buy Cascarets from druggists.
Dandruff Ad Claims Hair Restoration Benefits
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and falling hair. It promises to restore luster, strength, and fullness, claiming hair will appear wavy, fluffy, and abundant after a few weeks of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Uttle Danderine Topliht
Knowiton
Adv
Dangerous fissure found under old Washington building
The demolition crew uncovered a nearly foot wide fissure running from the old Washington school entrance foundation for about 20 feet. Architect Kemna warned that mining below caused the break, which could have toppled the structure if extended. Bridging with reinforced concrete and deeper foundations are planned to secure the site.
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Washington School
Emma
Kemna
Broadway
Drussing
Bozeman YMCA building drive to raise eighty five thousand
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Bozeman Montana begins a six day campaign to raise 85000 for a YMCA building. Local leaders include J M Hamilton agricultural college president and Puebler state secretary with A G Berthot chairing the business men's squad and five captains directing ten companies. Each man pledges at least one hour daily during the drive.
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Standard
Puebler
Ers
A. G. Berthot
Bozeman
F. B. Linfeld
Montana Experiment’ Station
W. B. Burkett
Interstate Fair Association
W. E. Harmon
Atate
Willam Davis
Charles ‘W. Overstreet
P. C. Waite
Carlisle
Ken HL. Galbraith
F. Parkin
Gallatin County School
Sailors and Firemen Union to ballot on wireless ship rule
The executive council of the National Sailors and Firemen's Union held an emergency meeting to decide on a ballot among members. The issue asks whether members will refuse after May 1, 1914 to ship on any ocean going craft not equipped with wireless. Georgia is noted as the only state permitting child labor under twelve in factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Sailors and Firemens Union
Georgia
Montana selects vast land grants from the federal pool
Helena reports that about a quarter of a million acres have been selected this season by State Land Agent C A Whipple toward the federal grants to Montana for various uses. An additional 90 000 acres must be secured to fill the grants and selection will continue as surveys are approved. The eastern Montana tract holds most of the land and the state’s right to choose covers about 12 un surveyed acres. The time limit is 1914 to 1915 with no anticipated difficulty obtaining prime tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
C. A. Whipple
Ll. Ng
Montana
Whipple
Blue Sky Law Takes Effect After First of Year
Helena Oct M State Auditor William Keating warns Montana stock brokers and investment firms that Jan 1 brings them under the blue sky law. Previously exempt until 1914, the act now applies to firms selling stocks and land outside their county, with potential prosecutions for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Oct
William Keating
Montana
Adolphus Busch Brought Home From Germany
The body of Adolphus Busch, the St Louis brewer and millionaire, who died in Germany last week, was transported to America by his family aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. The ship sailed this morning for New York from Bremerhaven.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
America
Great Montana Trout Displays In City Window
A large trout, among the biggest ever caught in Montana waters, is showcased in the electric light company window on U.S. Broadway. Weighing 24 pounds as a char, it was caught by W. E. Headley, chief engineer of Thompson Falls Power Company, at Pr omped Creek. Headley also set a record with a 27 pound fish. The hefty catch promises plenty for any hungry sportsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Fight Company
Ust Broadway
Montana
W. E. Headley
Charice
Thompson Falls
Pallas Dancing Academy Opens Tomorrow Night
The Pallas dancing academy at Park and Dakota streets opens tomorrow evening with a modernized hall, new fittings and steam heat. It will be under Brennan management with regular dances on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and a souvenir program plus augmented orchestra for opening night.
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Pallas Dancing Academy
Park and
Dakota Streets
Brennans
Bust of Lincoln Goes to Market by Uncle Sam Auction
Fragmentary story mentions a Lincoln bust to be sold by the U S post office at auction with other items. also includes unrelated notes on oyster digestion and a Berlin fire brigade drill phrase about lining up to salute their captain.
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Lincoln
Uncle Sam
United States
Dei the Hammer
Paternal Plot Foiled Shifting College Heads Roles
In British universities leaders known as wardens masters principals rectors provosts presidents deans and censors vary in title and duty as authorities shape governance across institutions.
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Darchinde
Taalee
Newhro. Drug Co
Butt Rue Co
Anaconda
Bilious
Cascarets
Atel
Els ‘Ieansae City
Eade
Washington Building
Kemi
OLD Washington School
YM. C. A
Ington
Underwood
Thomas Ne Ryan
Wilson
New Jersey
White House
Breenen
Washington
Dtc
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Tomorro
Tomget
Victor Hugo
New York
Pron
Berlin
Green’s
Easton Dame Fabian
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
John Nranklin
Franklin
Farmer
Chewelah
Whitehall Hotel
D. P. Lake, Prop
Whitehall, Mont
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