Former Montana telegraph operator heads national equity group
J N Tittemore once a Montana telegraph operator now resident in Omro Wisconsin has risen to national president of the American Society of Equity an economic farm organization with more than one hundred thousand farming members Tittemore returns to Montana for the Cooperators Congress in Great Falls where he began as a telegrapher and later moved on to railroad management and livestock ventures The article notes other Montana figures set to speak at the Cooperators Congress including Charles Lyman A I Christie and B F Stone
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J. N. Tittemore
Omro
Wis
American Society of Equity
United States
Tittemore
Montana
Great Falls
Montana Union of the American Society
Northern Pacific
Edwin Hawley
Minneapolis-St. Louis
Iowa Central
Treasure
Congress
Charles Lyman
Washington, D. C
Lyman
National Board of Farm Organizations
Roundup
A. I. Christie
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Cooperators’ Congress
Christie
B. F. Stone
Port of
Montana State College training girls through a living home economics program
Senior girls at Montana State College learn home economics by running a real practice house in Bozeman. They cook, clean, shop with limited budgets, entertain, and keep accounts under instructor supervision, earning grades like a classroom course with real household tasks.
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Montana State College
Bozeman
Alba Bales
Home Economics
The
State College
Bales
Dean Bales
Dean Bates
Don’t Let a Cold Keep You at Home
An old advertisement extols Dr. Ixine’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial attacks, claiming decades of cough and cold relief and safe family use. It also promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to train bowels and stimulate natural movement, sold by druggists.
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Ixine
Dr. King
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Health
An old health ad warns of kidney troubles and urges quick action for nervousness dizziness back pains. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide remedy, claiming cleansing oils and herbs restore function and offering a money back guarantee.
Montana Horticultural Society Convenes in Polson
The 22nd annual Montana Horticultural Society convention gathers in Polson January 21 to 24 with leaders from across the state. Missoula secretary treasurer A L Straus and Hamilton president Mrs B A Johnson lead a program spanning horticulture, bee care, pests, gopher control, poultry costs, and a dem onstration of 67 ways to cook apples.
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Flathead
Montana
Montana Horticultural Society
Polson
Flathead Lake
B. A. Johnson
Hamilton
A. L. Straus
Missoula
State
J. E. Porter
Stevensville
A. V. Platt
Big Fork
Allen Pierse
Great Falls
T. T. Black
Whitehall
I. E. Andrus
F. E. Fuller
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
W. E. Tomson
Louis M. Erhart
Harvey Thornber
Corvallis
R. A. Cooley
George Roosevelt
U. S. Biological Survey
M. J. Elrod
University of Montana
J. R. Parker
W. F. Schappe
No Age Limit For Romance Sparks Novel by Amelia Barr
Aged 87, Amelia Barr pursues a new novel project. She recalls attempting writing at age 12 and continues to seek literary achievement despite her age. The brief notes her ongoing passion for storytelling and enduring creativity.
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Amelia E. Barr
Amelia
Romance Defies Age In Avid Readers And Writers
The piece notes a 37 year period during which an author wrote 70 fiction books and many short stories. It argues romance remains vivid across ages, cites marriages across decades, and praises Amelia Barr for proving romance has no age limit while criticizing slower E P Roe stories.
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Ratiey
E. P. Roe
Amelia Barr
British Women Look Overseas For Settlement
British women face an acute excess at home with many seeking emigration to colonies and the United States once shipping allows. Salvation Army General Booth supports migration as a postwar solution, funding a major emigration program and sending officials to Canada and other regions to study settlement prospects for single women.
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America
British Isles
United States
General Booth
Salvation Army
Booth
D. C. Lamb
Salvation Army Emigration Department
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Thin people urged to take nitro phosphate for weight gain
An advertisement extols organic nitro phosphate as the best remedy for extreme thinness and nervous weakness. It promises rapid weight gain and health improvements by feeding nerves and body cells, touting satisfaction guarantees and urging use only by those seeking flesh gains.
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
Advertising copy touts Sloan's Liniment as a clean refreshing soothing remedy for rheumatic aches muscular stiffness neuritis lame backs neuralgia and headaches. It claims wide household use and quick effectiveness with instruction to ask a druggist and buy today.
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Sloan
Emigration Plans Aid for British Women Says Association
Miss Lafey of the British Women's Emigration Association explains the group protects women during sea voyages and arranges reception abroad. She notes openings for teachers and nurses, with domestic service as a start, and warns of dangers if unprotected. Men’s emigration is seen as less likely due to home duties and patriotism.
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British Women’s Emigration Association
Miss Lafey
South America
Britain
Dominions
United States
Ministry of Shipping
Cuticura Regimen Promises Clear Skin For All
An advertising fragment urges simple routines with Cuticura products. It claims relief for itchy scalp and irritated skin by applying Cuticura Ointment, washing with Cuticura Soap, and using hot water, positioning the trio as daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
The Story of the Three Bars That Shaped Warrenton
A historical look at Warrenton Oregon and how three barriers to growth were removed. The railroad made by James J. Hill, terminal rate decisions by the Milwaukee and other carriers, and dredging jetties raised the Columbia mouth’s depth. With deeper channels, Warrenton’s port prospects rose, signaling rapid growth ahead.
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Warrenton
Great Northwest
Seattle
Sortland
R. M. Calkins
Milwaukee
Columbia
Puget Sound
Spokane
Columbia River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coperenron
Pacific
U. S
Ambrose Channel
New York
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
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