White Sulphur for Good Roads Convention Prep
One hundred business men from Springs donate time for road work ahead of the Good Roads convention set for August 10 in Meagher county. The park highway project draws strong support with 500 expected guests and preparations in White Sulphur Springs as crews repair the Springs Neihart road and advance the Ringling section toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
George H. Bell
Springs-Neihart
E. R. Lausted
Edwards
Bingham
Grande
Soden
Ringling
Indians in Canadian forces praised for war work
Canadian officers urge American enlistment of American Indians for the expeditionary forces. Manitoba and North American Indians are commended for stealthy night operations and gathering valuable intelligence near No Man's Land, with a captain noting their exceptional fighting and craft.
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Manitoba
No Man’s Land
Philadelphia
North America
Nuxated Iron Heralded to Boost Women and Men
An article from New York argues Nuxated Iron or Fer Nuxate can markedly improve strength and vigor. It cites doctors like Dr. Schuyler O. Jaques, Dr. Ferdinand King, Dr. Howard James, and Wm. R. Kerr praising the tonic, with testimonials on rapid vitality gains and a test to measure improved endurance after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler O. Jaynes
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Brooklyn State Hospital
Wm. R. Kerr
City of Chicago
N. Y
Ferdinand King
America
City of
Chicago
Bauer
Boston
Apis
Surine
New
Manhattan
State Hospitals of
Brooklyn
State Hospital
Tron
Aisix Stern
Kiddie Car Racing Captivates Montana Children
In a summer pastime, Montana boys and girls race on simple kiddie cars. Jeanne and Sonny lead the scene as Woodrow and Champ Brown join in, with kids speeding, bumping into obstacles, and enjoying carefree play. The article lauds the inventor as a public benefactor for giving children lasting fun and health.
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Montana
Jeanne
Sonny
Woodrow
Champ
Young Woodrow
Champ Brown
Brown Twins
Montana Hay and Mountain Ranch Life Narrated
The drought affects Montana hay supplies with livestock likely shipped east for fattening while foothill ranches retain adequate hay. The article contrasts arid lowlands with lush uplands where cool nights and pine scents accompany freshly cut hay and refreshing air on mountain ranches.
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Montana
Advice on cheerful living and health over wealth
The piece urges staying cheerful and avoiding borrowed trouble, noting that good health makes one effectively wealthy. It mocks constant complaint and swearing, and references moral or religious figures to illustrate how improvements arise from mindset rather than riches.
28 Cents a Day to Feed Soldier in National Army Diet
The war department plans a daily soldier ration of about 28 cents with a detailed menu. Beef and flour form the core with substitutions allowed for similar food value. The list includes beans, potatoes, prunes, coffee, sugar, evaporated milk, lard, butter, and flavoring.
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War Department
National Army
War Notes Hidden Beneath Grim Frontline Realities
A concise reflection on warfare where violence and hardship overshadow any notion of noble aims. The piece emphasizes the brutal daily truths faced by soldiers and civilians alike, challenging romantic myths of war.
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Wei
Rogers - Templeton Lumber Company
THE
Montana Indians
Inurope
Dante
Amy
Gibson Estubio
Geadie
Cer
Ave. N
Éth St
Great Falls
Chrome
Mont
Symons
Symon
Butte
O. Huseth
Great Falls, Mont
White Sulphur Springs Mineral Water CO
Boulder Hot Springs
Mya
Cor
Me Reynolds
Nenager
Otels
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Anaconda
Helena
Lewistown
Billings
Kalispell
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
J. T. McGaughey
Pace
Elena
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