Victorian Era Charity Event Showcases Music and Talks
A society-orchestrated gathering featured Mrs Werrick, Mrs Wilson, Miss Travis, Louis Howard, and Perry Chisholm performing solos and duets, praised for warmth and talent. The State Housekeepers' Society held a regular session with papers by members on casba and Porto Rico, plus Mystic Lake. The Good Pemplara hosted a serial in tie K P hall and Rathbone Sisters held a grand evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrick
Gen. Wilson
Wilson
Miss Travis
Louis Howard
Misa Ruffner
Perry Chisholm
Misa Cato
State Housekeepers’ Society
Episcopal Church
Casba
Mra
V. A. Cockrill
Porto Rico
Cantwell
Thomas Lewis
Mystic Lake
Charlot Pell
Pemplara
Tie
K.P Hall
Rathbone Sisters
Ik. P
Boulder Age Items Highlight Local News Bites
Long Boulder column reports residents traveling for work and visit, including W B Gaffney from the East, Miss Kate Weber touring Madison county, and Mrs Sloan returning from Butte. Local business reopenings, mining notes, and social events mix with court case details and a Bas in cache tale.
Clairvoyant Madam Lillian Belmont Opens In Butte
London based occult palmistry expert Madam Lillian Belmont, famed as the Occult Wonder and the world’s greatest exponent of occult sciences, is now located at the Argyle, 20, No. 68 West Broadway, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Belmont
London
England
Argyle. Com
West Broadway
Butte
the Argyle
Deer Lodge Notes Roundup From Silver Slate Items
Miss Markel Catlin will leave to teach at a Douglas creek school between Prommond and Helmetite. Deputy State Mine Twepeeter Trak Hunter investigated a Emory mine accident from Ratto Sunray, reporting the site in good shape. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seharnii expect to return from California soon. Misses Jovefe and Lillian Humber visit Northport Washington to stay with sister Mrs. D. B. Fotheringham. A dozen young people surprised Miss Florence Kelley at her West Dear Lodge home with music, food and merriment. Howard Hasselberger received a Philippine bound sabre with bayonet attachment, a captured souvenir from a battle. Alma Bielenberg hosted a fancy work party with needlework, music and refreshments. William Ervin and T. Jennette of Flathead imported Hereford stock, leaving with a batch of calves after visiting Deer Lodge. Car owner Kehre & Birlenberg’s famous stallion Bollan was transported from Worvine Utah years earlier. Harry Hertz of Paul Rile handles mining properties on Little
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Markel Catlin
Douglas Creek
Prommond
Twepeeter Trak Hunter
Ratto Sunray
Emory Miny
Edward Seharnii
Tem
California
Howard Hasselberger
Philippines
Mies
Alma Bielenberg
William Ervin
T. Jennette
Flathead
Deer Lodge
Kehre & Birlenberg
Kehre & Mielenberg
Bollan
Worvine
Utah
Harry Hertz
Paul “Rile
Stomach Bitters and a Canada to Louisville Tale
A Canal Street observer recounts a humorous and shady tale about smugglers and stomach bitters. A sandy whiskered man recalls a trip from Canada to Louisville with French brandy, disguises it with milk and stamped notes reading Stomach Bitters and A wine glass full every hour, then faces a blunt inspector as a train delays.
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New Orleans
Fraternity of
United States
Toma Iypestora
Canal Street
Canada
Louisville
Blue Grass
Read This It May Save Your Life
Woman readers are urged to use the J. B. L. Cascade treatment for menstrual irregularities and female health concerns. The ad claims a safe, sanative method to restore normal condition, urging mothers to inform daughters and avoid physicians. It emphasizes secrecy and urgent transformation during this life stage.
The I B L Cascade Treatment Appears in Ad Copy
An old advertisement proclaims the I B L Cascade Treatment for feminine health concerns. It claims the product assists nature, promises a life change with continued use, and pitches a mail order call for $15 yearly Meath Club membership details.
Free Consultation Pamphlet For Women In Butte
Prof C Sullivan at 317 W Broadway offers free consultation and provides a private pamphlet by mail. Telephone listed as 21 for further details and a wall pamphlet promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Broadway
Butte
Pigeon Toed Fashion Linked To Golf In New York Sun
A New York Evening Sun column explores pigeon toe as a fashion craze among men and women, arguing the trend stems from golf swing habits. It notes extra heavy boots and peg-top trousers, claiming the fad spreads because players instinctively point toes inward during swings and walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ruth
Prince of
Wiles
Great Graveyard and the Great Earth Theory Tale
A fragmentary discussion on ancient graves and a controversial theory of Earth's origin. Mentions a great graveyard about 1100 meters from Lind, Joes Paritie, and a claim that volcanic upheaval raised land from a former continent. References to prehistoric nations and alleged artifacts or sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taland
Reat
Daman
Bowen
Deland
World coal fields and per capita consumption
Estimates from reliable authorities place world coal fields at about 1 250 000 square miles with the United States China Australia and India containing the largest areas while the United Kingdom leads in output and England in consumption. On an avenue every inhabitant of Great Britain uses 74 cwt of coal annually with Belgians at 44 cwt per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Australia
Mdia
United Kingdom
England
A Storied Tip From a Son About Prayer and Discipline
A faded remembrance recounts Re L Dabney and his son Lewis. Lewis, praised as thoughtful, asks why he was whipped and if God would answer prayer. He suggests praying more and punishing less, embodying a timeless lesson on discipline and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re L. Dabney
Lewis
The Real Points of Law Found in Nine Facts
The list presents nine concise principles for success in a legal case. It stresses money and patience, a strong case, skilled lawyers, competent witnesses, a good jury, a fair judge, and ultimately good luck. The tone lightly mocks cynicism about courtroom outcomes.
Women and the promise of Pinkham's aid
Letters from women across towns praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier as relief for long standing female troubles. Mentioned cases include Mrs L M Zeh of Pottsville and a Higginsport Ohio school teacher who credits improved health and lessened menstrual pain to Mrs Pinkham's guidance. Over a million women reportedly helped by her advice and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Madison County
Tower
Clancy
Davids
Wicks
Thos .Berkin
Smith River Valley
Buaine
G. G. Merrill
Laura
D. Merrill
Martin Barrett
Horse Plains
William Herward Chifney
John Berkin
Bert Trotter
Berkin
Broadway
Silver Star
Idaho
Basin
Boulder
Houlder
Messrs
Sponheim
Rule
Brien
Lenning
Ellen Johnson
L. J. Finley
Oerstood
Carson
J. K. Ramble
Helena
Methodist Church
Allport
Lb. Poiman
Chiscago
Te, Collie
John Wy Eady
Arties
Sharkey
Hur
Ryan Ot
Juinea Rothing
Tom Murs
Finch
Crate
Mr. Thompson
Hope
Gor
Mogerty
Spriggs
Boulder Hall Club
Boulder Hall Club Netted 871.50, While Will Day Qusuid
Bear
Tim Yn
George Regan
Walter Nichols
Willinston
Lewis County
Regan
Kading
Ren Lear
Nichols
Zosel
Frank Napton
Spokane
Dew Lode
Meheather
Judge Napton
Anavolda
Montana
Epworth League
Methodist
Ehurch
South
Mel
Vouat
Minnie Walker
Heart of
The
Antilles
Shoe
Gladys Cossetty
Mise Hervie McChees
Mira Bacheltra
Cuba
Roy Williams
Gladys Caslett
Ake Tabela
Niagara Falls
Diego
J. B. L. Cascade
Init
I. B. L. Cascade
Twince
Meath Club
Prof
C. Sullivan
Waliing
Tris
Wm. Y. Bell
N. Malone St
Canton, Ohio
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