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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
6
An old health advertisement warns that iron deficiency weakens the body and urges testing blood iron levels. It promotes Nuxated Iron tablets as better absorbed, claiming many nervous, run-down people gain strength after two weeks of taking three tablets daily after meals, with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A vintage advertisement emphasizes Dr King’s New Life Pills as mild and tonic. It claims they keep bowels regular, improve appetite, and support daily duties, touting wide availability and health benefits.
Uncle Dick Sutton veteran theatrical manager of Butte celebrates his 74th birthday. He began in a wagon circus before railroads, ran a dozen Uncle Tom shows, bred bloodhounds, and later built theaters Maguire’s Opera House Broadway Sutton and more. He funded a traveling acting school, toured the country, and became a dominant Montana show business figure before retiring and returning to the trade.
The Centenary movement of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South seeks 140 million dollars to reconstruct the world along Christian lines. Funds target health education, religion, hospitals, schools, and missions across the United States, Mexico, South America, Europe, and war-torn regions, with a Columbus celebration honoring missions from June 20 to July 13.
Montana amends dairy law to lower butter fat to 10 percent for plain ice cream and 9 percent for nut and fruit varieties while requiring total solids of at least 33 percent. Gelatine use drops to one tenth of one percent, with solids value boosting nutrition. Butter sold must bear maker’s label and weigh 16 ounces net.
Fragmented OCR notes promote an herbal or pill remedy called Capelies to supposedly strengthen life and delay old age by maintaining kidney function. The text reads like an advertisement with dubious medical claims and unclear instructions.
T Hob Litt delivered a seven month ponied potato weighing three pounds four ounces grown on the Hob Litt ranch a mile south of Corvallis. It was large enough to serve eight people at dinner and remained in a pit for six months before shipment. It was solid and firm like it was fresh from the soil.
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