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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
Mrs Anna B Crawford of Lincoln Nebraska reports rapid recovery from indigestion headaches insomnia dizziness and rheumatic pain after using Tanlac. She credits improved appetite weight gain and regained ability to walk and use her arms and endorses Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
A reflective snippet notes that rubrics are a burden only the poor recognize, contrasting fate with wealth and hinting at social critique.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and perfumed talcum for face skin baby and dusting. It claims it renders other perfumes unnecessary and is part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap and Ointment. The piece reflects a self-help tag line about knowing what to do but struggling to follow through.
Advertises doubled costs for cotton and linen due to war and suggests extending garments’ life by using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry. Ends with grocers promoting goods and a remark about praising a woman who runs a home.
Los Angeles county grand jury indicted three Klan officials and 34 members on felony counts including false imprisonment kidnapping and assault with intent to murder in the Inglewood raid of April 22. Bail set at 1000 for most and 10000 for Nathan A. Baker leader. The Eldungen winery raid victims were Fidel and Mathias Eldungen taken to police stations in Inglewood and Redondo Beach.
Secretary Fall delivers to President Harding a report on the Teapot Dome contract with Harry F. Sinclair for development of Wyoming naval oil reserves. He also forwards 2,300 volumes of contract documents and letters on national oil reserves to the Senate, covering withdrawals starting in 1912 and 1915.
Former Canadian premier Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader, argues against any reciprocal trade pact with the United States. He says termination power rests with the U S and predicts Canadians would reject reciprocity again if it is put to a vote.
President Harding asks congress for a deficiency appropriation of 28,122,500 dollars to refund taxes illegally collected during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921.
Seattle judge Richard A. Ballinger longtime secretary of the interior under Taft died at his home after a brief illness. Ballinger served as the Taft administration’s interior secretary and remained a prominent figure in public service.
Robertson of Cleveland Ohio has been elected president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in Houston Texas. The ceremony formally announced the decision and highlighted Robertson as the lead official for the union.
The Attorney General announces a new accounting investigations division within the war frauds section and names James Cameron of New York as its head. Meiser Steinbrink of New York accepts a post as special assistant to assist with aviation contracts. Cameron gained national prominence in 1907 for the Pennsylvania state capitol frauds probe at Harrisburg.
Portland representatives witness the turning of the first sod for the Portland Shriners hospital for crippled children. W Freeland Kendrick leads the ceremony with assist from Hella temple Dallas and Al Kader temple Portland bands and patrols and three national hospital trustees. The facility will admit crippled children in the northwest regardless of race color or creed whose families cannot pay.
Canadian farming adopts professional standards with crop rotation soil preservation and government backed education. City transplants become successful farmers by studying advanced methods and applying expert research, while half the farmers may not be born to the land. Pamphlets and railway rates offer guidance.
Chicago railway presidents from six lines issue a joint statement denying any strike talk by workers. They accuse union leaders of instigating threats while noting employees anticipate wage reductions under the new railroad labor board scale.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker the leading American war ace left Mitchell Field for Detroit on the first leg of a long planned flight. He carries a letter from President Harding to the Shriners convention in San Francisco and expects to be away about three months surveying air fields for the army air service across more than 15 000 miles.
Harry F. Sinclair of New York president of Sinclair Oil arrives in Casper and will base his operations there during an inspection trip of the Teapot lease recently granted to Mamoth Oil under exclusive terms by the U S government. Sinclair is a leading figure in Mamoth Oil.
In Los Angeles 450 inmates watched a benefit film when a prisoner pulled three bars from a window. Before the jailer noticed, 38 men escaped.
Nine doctors at the Hutton settlement orphanage resign over policy allowing Christian Science treatments by attendants, citing inability to be responsible for children's health.
Casper area gains a new industrial facility as Midwest Torpedo Company acquires a site west of the city and announces immediate construction of a nitro-glycerin factory for oil and gas well operations.
National Commander of the American Legion McNider will arrive in Cheyenne Wyoming July 24 from Montana and proceed to Torrington for the state convention before visiting Idaho and Oregon. Ross J. Comstock of Rexburg was elected president of the Idaho State Bankers Association at its two day convention in Hayden Lake.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a leading cure for kidney liver and bladder issues. It touts mild immediate effects and urges testing via sample offers. Other notes warn about coal smoke and cleaning products. A dog barking aside closes the piece.
Everett resident Mrs. J. M. Sibbert reports severe back and hip pain kept her from standing and working. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she feels first rate and recommends it to others. The ad claims the product relieves female troubles and related pains.
A canine narrator reflects on his steady place in life feeling confident in humans and enjoying the companionship of boys as a source of lasting joy. The piece highlights trust, affection, and the simple pleasures of human-animal bonds.
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