Quickest Cough Remedy Promises Instant Relief
An odd 19th century patent for a cough medicine blends Pine extract with sugar water to form a tonic syrup. It claims fast relief within two hours, appetite stimulation, and taste friendly to children, with a money back guarantee and a home preparation method. The ad cites Pine as a premier throat remedy and offers a mail order route from Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Ion Tha
Norway
Nork
United States
Canada
Pines Oo
Ft. Wayne
Ind
D. D. Skin Soap Bree Promotion
An advertisement promotes D. B. D. Soap and related skin remedies including a 25 cent cake offer and a recommendation to use with Bode Prescription Shotts lotion. It lists retailers such as Skip Sons and Butter Fuller in a regional drug company display.
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D. D
Constipation remedy ad praised for gentle cleansing
An old time pharmacy ad promotes Cascarets as a safe laxative to relieve stomach upset, gas, and constipation. It emphasizes lasting relief, improved mood, and suitability for adults and children, urging readers to obtain the product from druggists for steady daily use.
Danderine Promises Hair Revival Amid Falling Dandruff
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair damage. It claims falling hair will regain luster and strength, reducing itching and scalp irritation. A bottle purchase is urged with promises of wavy, shiny hair and new growth after a few weeks.
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Knowlton's
Hewlet
Dangerous Condition Found In Old Washington Building
A crack and fissure in the foundation of the old Washington school building was uncovered during demolition. Architects warned the structure was near collapse. reinforced concrete was planned to secure the remains. Demolition costs, materials, and bids for tearing the building down were discussed, with total expenses near seven thousand dollars and additional losses noted.
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All Washington
North
Acestiaty
Keman Wis
M C A Building Campaign Starts in Bozeman
A Montana campaign begins to raise 65000 dollars for a Young Men's Christian Association building. Delegates from Butte Helena Billings and other towns convene to organize a permanent drives committee. J M Hamilton chairs the local committee with state secretary Pustler and national workers guiding the effort.
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Bowemua
Faye Bozeman
Cristian
Cuuipalien
Young Men's Christian Association
Fro
Anzeanan
J. M. Hamilton
Namediral College
Tim Wil
Puetler
National
A. G. Berthot
Rezemian
Justices Men's Squad
Saining
Bin
BF. B. Linfeld
Montana
W. B. Burkett
Interstate Pair Association
W. 12
Trarmon
PA Chy
Estatate
Willan Davis
Charles W. Overstreet
B. G. Waite
Ehairman
Carliste Kenyon
Kenyon-Noble Limber Company
Oity
A. M. Brandenburg
El.h. Howard
Bozeman Chronicle
H. J. Galbraith
B. J. Parkin
Gallatin County High Schobl
Democratic Leader Underwood Drops Mention of Hobson Donation
Washington reports that Democratic Leader Underwood struck from his debate remarks a claim that Representative Hobson donated 10,000 dollars to President Wilson. The White House later said no such contributions were received and Underwood amended his speech.
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Washington
Underwood
Hobson
Thowas
Ryan
Wilson
Dan
New Jersey
Schite House
Tinderwood
Postponed TIA. December Rates Change Delayed
Washington December 1. Interstate Commerce Commission rates will take effect on December 1 instead of tomorrow as previously planned. A request for extension by the common union was denied and a request to revise the new scale was refused.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
We Comumunion
May demand wireless and shipboard safety ballot plan
An emergency union meeting decided to ballot members whether to refuse after May 1, 1914, to ship on any ocean going craft not equipped with wireless, as the National Sailors and Firemen union moves to press demands. Georgia is noted as the only state restricting child labor under 12 in factories.
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London
Georgia
Land Selections Underway for Grants by Government
Helena October 14 Special Dispatch states about one million plus acres have been selected this season by State Land Agent C A Whipple to fill federal grants. Montana district cites include Tortarious Curpores and Flintshire areas with no raw bids expected. Approximately 100,000 acres of unsurveyed land remain, with selections due by mid November.
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Llandara
Helena
C. A. Whipple
Jahdwade
Muntinia
Dan
Whipple
Mouton
Blue Sky Law Sets Rules for Brokers Next Year
Special Dispatch from Helena notes that after January 1 the blue sky law takes effect. It targets stock brokers and investment firms active in the state, requiring compliance with the new provisions. Organizers already formed will come under the statute by year end, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Helena
William Keating
Muntania
Sailare
Ant
Wunterns
Kehks Jin
Lind
Tang
Adolph Busch Sailed for New York on Steamship
The body of Adolph Busch, renowned brewer of St Louis, died in German prison and was transported to America by his family aboard a steamship set for New York this morning at o'clock, after a long voyage.
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Brevrersmaven
Germany
Adoluws Busch
St Louis
America
Helm
Great Big Fish Hoards Prospect Creek Catch
In Hust Broadway window, a massive fish weighing 95 pounds is displayed, described as a Necroml species. It was caught by W. W. Headley, engineer in charge of the Thompson Talis company, in Prospect Creek. The tale mentions a second fish weighing 23 pounds and asserts the catch has enough meat to feed a sportsman for days.
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Retna
Dite
Broadway
Benet
Hust Broadway
Witlers
Alentana
Wight
W. Wi. Headley
Thompson Talis
Prospect Creek
Pallas Dancing Academy Opens Tomorrow Night
The Pallas dancing academy on Parte An Dakota streets opens tomorrow with a formal evening. The hall has new floor, new seating, steam heat, and modern conveniences under manager Mc Brennans. Regular dancing nights will be Tuesdays and Thursdays and a varied program with an augmented orchestra will be presented to attendees.
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Pallas Dancing Academy
Parte An Dakota
Uc -Brennans
Lincoln Bust Sold by Uncle Sam Auction Told
A damaged OCR item reports a plan to sell a plaster bust of Lincoln by government bureau auction, once housed in a dead letter office. It notes a shift toward preservation under a Biennial or similar agency and mentions health claims about oyster consumption and its supposed medical value, with various unrelated tangents about digestion and soldiers.
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Lincoln
Uncle Sam
Abraham
Gite Jiost
Paternal Plot Foiled by Premature Explosion
Spokane, Wash. A plan by Franklin to detonate nitro compounds in a house housing family members failed when an explosion occurred before the attack. The blasts disrupted occupants, scattered clothing, and triggered a sheriff’s investigation. Franklin, a Chewelah farmer, faced charges related to the attempted arson and estate settlement disputes involving his daughter.
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Spokane
Wash
Franklin
Werankila
Piaorlagnghee
Praiaktin
Chewelah
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Suvus
Bree
As Andar
Ibs
Dricg
Lirech Distilling Co
City
Washington Building
Kensie
Dale
OLD Washington Schoo Building
M.ca
Roth Uo Amisicl
Victor
Benides
Pron Wank
Weil
Arvek
Bertin
Pashia Tual
Mayer
Yorma
Cn F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Copoges
Brillel
Whitehall Hotel
D. P. Lake, Prop
Whitehall, Mont
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