Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Lewiston Resident
A Lewiston Montana resident, D. Sloan, retired farmer, reports kidney pain, sandy sediment, and rheumatic pains improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He still uses them when needed and recommends the remedy to neighbors. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures Doan's in Buffalo New York.
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Dean
D. Sloan
Doan
Sloan
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
New York City
Take Heed Women Use Favorite Prescription and Pellets
Testimonial from Hill California and Oregon readers praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for relief from weakness, pains, and childbirth aftereffects. Claims helped weight loss during pregnancy and general recovery, highlighting improved strength and health for women with chronic symptoms.
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Dr. Pierce
How to Get Rid of Your Gold
A vintage advertisement urges readers to act now by visiting a druggist and buying Dr. King's New Discovery. It promises rapid recovery from colds, coughs, grippe, and croup for all ages with no after effects, available in bottles priced at $1.20.
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Bette
Dr. King
Sid Croup
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promises Relief
An old advertise ment touts Dr. King s New Life Pills as mild effective relief for constipation and liver function. It claims to purify the bowels and restore vigor, urging readers to maintain health and productivity with regular use.
How State Cares for Its Orphans Brass Band
A historical feature describes state care for orphans with girls trained in domestic science and boys taught farming on state lands. It notes an orphans brass band as part of the program, highlighting vocational and cultural training provided to wards.
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Hobson
Hedges
Roberts’ Creek
State orphans' home near Twin Bridges shines in care
The Beaverhead river institute near Twin Bridges hosts 25 000 dollars for a domestic science wing and nursery remodel. Superintendent H B George leads a well ordered campus with five teachers. Girls learn sewing and housework while boys work dairy gardens and livestock. The home reports low deaths, steady discipline, and a popular Orphans Band trained by Orlie Estlin.
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Beaverhead River
Twin Bridges
State
H. B. George
Walter Shobe
George
Ellen Falconer
Madison County
Montana
D. Baker
Shobe
Kletzing
Methodist Church
John
Mary
Orphans’ Band
Orlie T. Estlin
Hetlin Theater
Delmer Post
Estlin
Montana Parents Urged to Spot Scarlet Fever Early
The Montana State Board of Health warns that mild scarlet fever and diphtheria are often missed. It urges parents to seek early physician care for sore throats fevers or vomiting, to prevent spread, with local boards needing reports of cases to control outbreaks.
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Montana
Montana State Board of Health
Boards of Health
What You Can And Cannot Do Under Prohibition Law
An article outlines 18th Amendment prohibitions and permitted actions. It lists allowed storage in government warehouses or homes with guests, doctor prescriptions, and moving liquor with a state permit. It details prohibitions on buying drinking, carrying, or transporting liquor domestically or internationally, and limits on residency and port restrictions.
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United States
Paper mill proposed in northern Montana
R P McLaughlin, supervisor of the Blackfeet national forest, outlines a planned paper mill in northern Montana with capacity for 1,300,000 cords of pulp wood annually. Likely site is a timber stand on the Flathead river west of Glacier National Park, with access to roads, waterways, and power near Flathead Lake and close to railway transport. The market spans from the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico, with regional annual paper consumption around 140,600 tons.
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Montana
R. P. McLaughlin
Blackfeet National Forest
Flathead Lake
Intermountain
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
City Clerk’s Mistake Stuns Harlem Aldermen in Court
In Harlem a clerk misreads a police record declaring a pint of whisky confiscated from an Indiana ward. Aldermen react with disbelief as the judge, amused, buys ginger ale while the truth remains unclear.
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Harlem
Angstman
Indiana
Dolven
Montana Pioneer John D Pickering Dead at Boulder
John D Pickering, born 1881 in New Hampshire, died at Boulder Montana. A pioneer farmer who planted early apple trees, he arrived in Montana in 1866 after Civil War service and established one of the state’s first farms and orchards.
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Montana
John D. Pickering
Boulder
Mr. Pickering
New Hampshire
Missouri Valley
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin
Touch pimples redness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water Rinse dry gently and dust on a little Cuticura Talcum to leave a fascinating fragrance on skin Everywhere 25¢e each Adv.
Billings Bond Issue For New High School
Billings voters will decide on a $600000 bond at the April 3 school election. The current 1914 building is declared inadequate in size prompting the proposal to fund a new high school.
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Billings
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