Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Single Vital Benefit
Mrs. A B Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills reliably aid weak kidneys and back pain with quick relief. She notes she uses Doan's Kidney Pills for herself and children and finds them superior to other remedies. Sold for 60 cents at all dealers. Infoster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses product.
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Dean
A. B. Boorman
Third Ave
Kalispell
Mont
Doan
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a proven remedy for cold cough grippe and croup. It claims high quality for over fifty years and price 60c to 1.20 per bottle at all druggists with a urging to try it.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsement Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cleanse the system and improve liver and bowel function. It promises quick, positive health results and urges readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Manufacturer to Meet Workers Using Motion Pictures
A large English manufacturer with over 10 000 employees plans to engage with workers in their trade unions. He aims to learn their difficulties and make work more engaging, using motion pictures as a key tool. In France, more than 40 percent of workers are women.
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France
Adler-i-ka Claims Cure for Stomach Trouble
A reader testifies after fifteen years of stomach distress with ten doctors failing to help. Three weeks on Adler i ka purportedly relieves gas and sour stomach, cleanses both bowels, and often cures constipation. The ad cites a mixture of buckthorn cascara glycerine and other ingredients and directs readers to write for a booklet.
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J. C. Wright
Adler-i-ka
Adler Ika
Adlerika
Paul
Montana Delegation Pursues Land Reclamation and Public Building Bills
Montana’s four congressional delegates push long list of bills in Washington. Myers Walsh and Evans seek public buildings in Anaconda and Billings, land reclamation for soldiers, forest and irrigation projects, additional federal judges, and protections for timber and Indian lands.
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Anaconda
Myers
Havre
Great Falls
Missoula
Congress
Public Lands Committee
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
United States
Bitter Root National Forest
Flathead Reservation
Fort Peck Reservation
Fort Assinniboine
Army
American Federation of Labor
Catherine Macdonald Corbett
Montana
Fort Peck
Jefferson National Forest
Walsh
Helena
Billings
Glasgow
Fort Benton
Montana State Council of Defense
Red Lodge
Eureka
Crow Reservation
Fort William Henry Harrison
Butte
Mustard Ointment Claimed Quick Relief From Cold Aches
An old advertisement promotes a mustard oil salve as a fast remedy for chest congestion sore throat rheumatic pains sprains strains and swollen joints. It touts replacement of traditional mustard plasters with a modern preparation claiming higher efficiency.
Birth rates fall as influenza and war depress Montana data
The United States Census Bureau estimates for Montana on July 1 1918 show 484 994 births with a 29.5 rate. school returns list 663 674 at 21.5. the 1918 agriculture department estimate shows 762 208 at 18.7. Stillbirths are excluded and influenza likely raised rates. underreporting may reach 20 percent. Early 1919 returns hint at a slight decline in birth rates due to war, with Montana projected to record 16 931 births that year, yet by Oct 31 only 10 379 reports arrived risking around 12 454 total births.
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United States Census Bureau
Montana
State Department of Agriculture and Publicity
United States
Bills on Public Works and Native Lands Move Ahead
A list of Representative Riddick bills awaits consideration. They include public buildings at Glasgow Lewistown Billings Glendive and Harlowton. Proposals to open Crow and to allot Crow lands plus relief measures for high living costs and fort Peck.
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Flathead Reservation
Riddick
Glasgow
Lewistown
Billings
Glendive
Harlowton
Cascade
Custer
Dawson
Fergus
Hill, Park
Phillips
Valley
Yellowstone
Great Falls
Crow
Fort Peck
Reclamation Fund
United States
Catherine Macdonald Corbett
Stork Goes On Strike In Montana Demands Birth Records
Special Agent to investigate why birth numbers are low in many counties. Dr. W F Cogswell urges complete birth registrations to join the federal birth registration area and secure each child's pedigree for citizenship schooling work and pensions. He explains birth rates depend on reporting and population estimates.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Cogswell
United States Census Bureau
Montana
Butte Financier Alleges Misuse of County Poor Fund
County auditor in Silver Bow uncovers a man drawing 25 dollars monthly from the county poor fund for six months while employed by the Butte street cleaning department at a five dollar daily wage for over a year. Belgian union movement grows with unprecedented membership. Textile industry reports a 49.8 percent rise from 13 618 to 20 402 members.
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Silver Bow
County Poor Fund
Butte
Belgium
Jute Trade Employs Over Ten in Great Britain
In Great Britain more than ten persons are employed in the jute trade indicating steady work for workers across the industry. The report notes ongoing domestic activity and regional distribution of jute-related jobs.
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Great Britain
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Montana Stork
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Machine Company
Great Falia
Georgia
Cme
Alberta
Gonthans
M. E
Thornton
Canadian Pacific Railway
First Street
Calgary
Pacific
Tex
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