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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
7
Gardiner Maine resident C D Glass suffered recurrent colds and coughing until a druggist recommended Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He asserts a complete cure and says he now uses it for relief from colds.
J L Fawsitt, Irish consul general at New York, testifies before the Committee of 100 that a biweekly New York Cork service is running and a Boston Ireland link will start soon. He says England blocks direct U S passenger ships to Ireland and accuses British policies of crippling Irish cooperatives and dairies.
Washington hearing notes former ambassador Henry White urging world disarmament and U S leadership. He links high wartime taxation to demand for reduced armaments and favors at conference agreed naval size limits. Also notices public land claim by Elva L Bell with witnesses named in Chateau Montana.
Helena Jan 20 Mayor P C Hicox of Red Lodge announces resignation after Attorney General Rankin says he will sue to force removal for alleged failure to enforce liquor laws. Hicox admitted the charge, notes seven years in office, and cites inability to enforce prohibition among foreign residents and mine workers. He says the job pays $16 a month and isn’t worth the grief.
Senator France of Maryland offered an amendment to Borah’s resolution calling the president to convene a three power conference. The plan seeks a one fourth reduction in relative naval strength by July 1, 1935 among the United States England and Japan.
New York bankers familiar with Ford Motor talks said the company is negotiating a large loan possibly between 60 million and 75 million dollars. Maturing debts of 25 to 30 million would be refinanced, with working capital needs cited. A syndicate in New York Boston Chicago and other centers would handle the loan if completed. Detroit officials declined to confirm the report. Henry Ford's representatives were reported traveling east in recent weeks.
Milwaukee reports a gang of bogus revenue agents fleeced saloonkeepers in Wisconsin of over 100000 dollars. Ring leaders expected to be arrested soon. Agents posed as prohibition enforcers and claimed to have “the goods on” saloonkeepers to extort payments, with typical demands around one thousand dollars.
A Greenville South Carolina law student H P Burbage endured a long lasting cough he feared might be the first stage of consumption. After trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy he felt a remarkable change and, after two small bottles, was permanently cured.
An advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana testifies to relief from kidney issues and headaches after using the product. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the manufacturer.
Local merchants announce that the kitchen has been inspected and will be open day and night. They emphasize old fashioned prices and continuous service to customers.
In Toledo on January 22, a local business man placed 15000 loaves of bread and 5000 quarts of milk for Mayor Schrieder to distribute among the unemployed. The Toledo social service federation issued free meal tickets to over 1000 men out of work, with tickets for provisions to be carried home.
Description of catarrh as an acute nasal condition and claim that Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system cleanses the blood and reduces susceptibility to colds. Notes internal use through the blood to mucous surfaces and mentions potential progression to chronic catarrh. Advertises free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
An 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for biliousness. It claims the pills improve liver function and restore appetite while banishing dull, stupid feelings.
Helena Jan 24 Opposition to a bill in the assembly that would tax gasoline a cent a gallon was voiced at a Billings meeting of the state Farmers Union. BEK Bowman noted the tax would hit tractor operation hard as delegates opposed further taxes on real estate or personal property and urged tax equalization first.
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