Pinex Mix Promises Quick Cough Relief For Asthma
A home remedy praised in old advertisements blends granulated sugar and warm syrup with Pinex to ease bronchial asthma hoarseness and cough. The plan features a pint bottle, one to three spoonfuls hourly, and a money back guarantee. Thousands of households in the U S and Canada use Pinex with honey or tiger syrup, with claims of unmatched effectiveness and a longstanding reputation. The Pinex Co. of Fort Wayne, Indiana markets the product.
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Canada
Hae
Pines Opal Et
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Famous Skin Soap Free Ad Brews Market Hype
An unclear historical ad promotes Famous Skin Soap with phrases urging readers to purchase. Mentions Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Fuller Drug Co with references to distribution of the product and a promotional offer.
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D.D
Tony
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Fuller Drug Co
Hyomei Breathes Help Catarrhal Trouble
Hyomei medicated air offered as a cure for catarrh and breathing problems. A pocket inhaler delivers healing balsams to nose throat and lungs killing germs and easing symptoms. Sold by Smith Drug Co in Anaconda Paxson Work at Butte with refund guarantee. complete home kit 50 cents for single bottle extra bottles available.
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Smith Drog ‘Company
Paxson
Worketed Go
Butte
Am Absolute
Usl Fantee
Cascarets Claim Quick Liver and Bowel Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a solution for biliousness constipation and indigestion. It promises a thorough cleansing overnight and a 0-cent box from the druggist, claiming benefits for adults and children alike.
He Who Reads Doesn’t Have to Run Ad Claim Card
A vintage advertising column argues readers should think for themselves. It notes shoppers compare store appeals rather than be driven by ads and use ads to inform independent choices in purchases like overcoats or ice cream freezers.
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Coutn
Timber loss suit against two railways sparks blaze claim
Louis Mackel files in district court seeking 2500 damages for timber and grass burned along a railway right of way. The suit argues neglect in keeping the line clear and cites spark arresters and prior related cases as evidence while detailing witnesses and related litigation.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mackel
Spartive
Kouth
Pacific
Steve Parker
Butts
Anaconda & Pacific
Charles E. Spengler
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Park
Mrs Fiske in Butte Tonight at Broadway Theater
Mrs Fiske, renowned actress, arrives in Butte to present Tes of the D Urbervilles in moving pictures at Broadway theater for five nights starting tonight with a Sunday matinee. The engagement precedes her upcoming stage production The High Road, offering fans a novel blend of cinema and drama.
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Broadway” Theater
Dramatic moving picture offer preserves Ar Fiske acting
Viewers attend a Broadway moving picture presentation that showcases Ar Fiske’s remarkable acting talent. The program brings to life a beloved book’s story and promises enduring value as a historical record of performance.
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Ar Fiske
Colorful Kinemacolor Motion Pictures at the American
Patrons in Montana viewed the first Kinemacolor films shown in the state at the American theater. The English inventors Urban and Smith presented color travel and drama reels, including Panama Canal Zone scenes and vivid parade uniforms, plus two black and white features. The program ends tonight along with a musical act by the Nitty trio.
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Montana
Urban
Smith
Panama ‘Canal Zone
Wife of Spencer Denies She Has Been Murdered
Mrs Nellie Koenig Spencer wife of Henry Spencer of Chicago filed suit to annul their marriage begun Sept 10 1908 She claims the admitted murderer told police she was one of his victims and that only the meeting at the Martha Washington hotel was true She says he deserted her after four months with $110 of her savings and that she was never murdered.
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R. EF. Taylor
Taylor
HT Wilson
W. McC. White
John MacGinniss
Butte
Taylor Launtry Company
New York
Nellie Koenig Spencer
Henry Spencer
Chicago
Spencer
Koenig
Martha Washington
Helen Gould
Fort Montgomery
N.Y
Sand
Martha Washington Hotel
Appetite Returns After Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promises appetite restoration after indigestion using Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims fast digestion, regulation of gastric juices, and relief from dyspepsia, agapepsia, and indigestion with postmeal use. Available at all drug stores with a price listed.
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Stuart
League formed to enforce morals and legalize racing bets
The Moral Reform and Anti Saloon leagues merge into the Law Enforcement and Public Welfare League of Montana. It targets repealing horse racing bets and boxing laws while enforcing all state laws, with Dr. George D. Wolfe as president and a broad executive committee. The group met at the First Presbyterian church to organize and plan campaigns, urging pastors to preach civic righteousness and aiming to submit the boxing law to a public vote.
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Law Enforcement and Public Welfare League of Mental
Butte
Moral Reform League
Anti- Saloon League
Montana
Quresident
George D. Wolfe
Charles R. Leonard
TC. Brockway
M. Bennett
Bozeman
L.A. Wilson
Helena
Roward Laird Maltis
James Davidson
Butt
Feors
W. N
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry McCarthy
N. H. Burdick
First Presbyterian Church of
Helsna
Silver Bow County
C. A. Rexroad
Silverslow
Burdick
Teague
Unitarian Church
League
Leaslnture
Ken MacRae
Anaconda
Award Scharnikow
Deer “Lodge
Massena Bullard
Charles Te. Leonard
William’ Lateyo
Rexroad
Answers and Facts From Early 20th Century Q A
A collection of trivia answers covers Indian summer timing as mid September to early December. It cites Leon Czolgoss as McKinley’s murderer, executed October 29 at Auburn State Prison. It lists areas: Chicago 1916 miles, Philadelphia 129 1 2 miles, New York 316 miles. It notes Corbett Sullivan fight lasted 21 rounds in 1892. Blanche Bates born in Portland Oregon, with actor parents in coast organizations.
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Century Dictionary
McKinley
Judge Humphries Warns Jurors in Snowslide Suit
Seattle audiences heard Judge John E. Humphries caution jurors in the William Topping of Ashland, Ohio vs Great Northern case seeking 80000 damages over Edward Topping’s death in a March 1910 Seattle snowslide. The judge warned jurors to avoid talking to anyone about the case as detectives may be watching, insisting jurors stay above reproach. The proceedings were described as a test of railroad liability.
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Seattle
William ‘Topping
Ashland
Ohio
Great Northern
Edward Topping
John E. Humphries
Spokane
Humphries
Montgomery
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D. Gay Stivers
Geor Toole
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Fred E. ‘Willard
Homer Genetti
Harry W. Shippen
Dune
Butte Electric Railway Company
Inten- Hon
J. PB. Emerson
Donlan
Moy
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Everybody's
West Park Street
Anti-Saloon League
Herbert I. Samuel
Great Britain
Pilgrims Society
United States
Emmeline Pankhurst
England
Schatstein
Alton
Fast Eater
WSU
Tayor
Ihbail
Tulsa
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Great Northern Ticket Office
D. E. Wilder
North Main Street
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