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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

4

Former Montana Telegraph Operator Heads National Equity Society

J. N. Tittemore, once a Montana telegraph operator now living in Omro Wisconsin, has become national president of the American Society of Equity, an agricultural farm group with over one hundred thousand members. He attended the Cooperators' Congress in Great Falls and plans to promote equity work while continuing his farm interests in Montana and livestock ventures.

J. N. Tittemore Omro Wis American Society of Equity United States Tittemore Montana Great Falls Montank Union Northern Pacific Edwin Hawley Minneapolis-St. Louis Iowa Central 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 Jd. N. Tittemore The

Practice House trains Montana girls in home economics

Senior class students at Montana State College learn home economics by living in a real practice house. They cook, clean, market, entertain, manage budgets, and keep accounts under instructor supervision, with weekly task rotation and graded performance. The program emphasizes thrift, leadership, after dinner talks, and social evenings to prepare students for real family life and community roles.

Montana State College Bozeman Alba Bales the State College Dean Bales Dean Bates

Dr King’s New Discovery and Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks and Dr King’s New Life Pills to gently stimulate bowels. It claims fifty years of use and safety for families, sold by druggists everywhere.

Dr. King

Dangerous Kidney Warnings and Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules

The advertisement warns that kidney problems threaten health and urges quick action for symptoms like nervousness dizziness sleeplessness and back pain. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a trusted remedy imported from Holland with a money back guarantee and insists on the original brand in sealed packages.

Haarlem Holland

57 Ways to Cook Montana Apples at Polson Meeting

Readable tale of the 22nd Montana Horticultural Society convention in Polson January 21 to 24. Lists officers and topics from horticulture to beekeeping, with a special apple cooking demonstrations for women and 57 ways to prepare apples.

Montana Flathead Montana Horticultural Society Polson Flathead Lake E. A. Johnson Hampton A. L. Straus Missoula 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 Farm Bureau Louis M. Erhart Harvey @homber Corvallis R. A. Cooley George Roosevelt U. S. Biological Survey M. J. Elrodt University of Montana J. R. Parker W. F. Schoppe

No Age Limit for Romance Novel Now Open

Amelia Barr at 87 is writing a new novel proving romance and ambition have no age limit. She began writing as a child at age 12 and continues to pursue literary work, defying expectations about who can start a novel later in life.

Robert Barr Scotland E. P. Roe Amelia Barr Amelia E. Barr Amelia

British women look overseas to ease excess in British Isles

The article notes many British women may emigrate to colonies and the United States as soon as ships run. General Booth of the Salvation Army has pushed emigration as a solution to postwar excess women, seeking funds and planning with D C Lamb to examine Canada and other dominions for women settlers and resettlement.

United States General Booth Salvation Army Booth D. C. Lamb Salvation Army Emigration Department Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa

Nitro-phosphate Fends Off Thinness With Quick Flesh Gain

An old advertisement touts organic phosphate nitro phosphate as a remedy for extreme thinness. It claims nervous fatigue and pale eyes improve as weight increases, with betokened health benefits and a money back guarantee from druggists. Consumers are warned to avoid use if flesh gain is not desired.

Sloan's Liniment Provides Quick Rheumatic Relief

The ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic aches neuritis sore muscles and joint stiffness. It targets men and women, praising quick soothing relief and economical use with a call to ask a druggist.

Sloan

Emigration Plans for British Women Highlight Safeguards

The British Women Emigration Association promotes orderly overseas departures for women with focus on voyage protection and reception. Secretary Miss Lafey notes strong demand for teachers and nurses while men stay home to help reconstruction and patriotism may limit their departures.

British Women's Emigration Association Miss Lafey South America Britain Dominions United States Ministry of Shipping

Promise to Marry Upon Arrival Mentioned in Application

A passage notes an agreement requiring support for the girl’s petition and a promise of marriage within a month after arrival, reflecting a formal condition attached to her application.

Cuticura Promotes Clear Skin and Soft Hands

An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for soothing itching scalp and dandruff. Instructions advise rubbing with Cuticura Ointment, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Encourages using these as daily toiletries for clear skin and soft hands.

Story of the Three Bars Opens Warrenton’s Rise on Columbia

Warrenton Oregon, at the Columbia mouth, grew from three bars in the harbor limits. Rail expansion by James J. Hill and terminal rate decisions unlocked its shipping potential. New jetty work and deeper channels now allow the largest ships, signaling rapid growth ahead for Warrenton.

Montana Warrenton Columbia Harbor Columbia River Pacific Coast Seattle Portland Jas. J. Hill Great Northwest Wortland R. M. Calkins Milwaukee Columbia Puget Sound Spokane Interstate Commerce Commission Pacific U. S Ambrose Channel New York Atlantic U.S Northern Pacific Fire Island New York Harbor J. J. Hill Ore San Francisco

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National Society OF Equity Horace Greeley N. P Avon Drummond Philipsburg Helena Sam J. Lee Rice D. P. Patenaude General School Supply Co Great Falls, Montana America British Isles England Sloan's Liniment Sters Pal ™m Hoenck Richard P Batte, Mont Parra Hide & Fur Ga Minsespalls Mica Warrenton, Ore E. A. Tyler Realty Co Ted Block
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