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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. A B Dixon of Philipsburg Montana reports back and kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes a dull ache in her back and inactive kidneys improving after a few boxes, noting she no longer suffers from backache. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A vintage ad promises quick chest relief from heavy cold with Dr Kings Discovery. It claims the remedy loosens congested chests and dissipates tight-packed colds. Sold at druggists for $1.20 a bottle with a trial offer.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a natural laxative that eases biliousness and stomach sourness, claims to cleanse the bowels gently without harsh purging, and promises regularity with a 25 cent price at druggists.
An advertisement touts a quick five minute pain kill claim for lameness backache and sore feet. It mentions Mustarine and other pain killers as remedies and promotes a world class remedy with unverified efficacy.
Secretary of War Baker states 6,000 additional American troops will be sent to Europe immediately to relieve a like number if the United States joins the Allies in occupation duties. The move may involve deployments to Germany and other areas as pending votes decide their government.
A reader testimonial from H J Larbour claims Adler i ka relieved five years of indigestion and constipation after one dose. The ad touts Adler i ka as flushing upper and lower bowels, removing foul matter, and preventing constipation, with a free book offer from St Paul Minnesota.
Maude Black known as Moustache Maude led the Guyer gang in a Montana Dakota border rustling spree. The group allegedly stole cattle valued up to 650000 and changed brands with expert help. Maude testified to aid arrest of Jack Ben and Sam Guyer. they face trials in North Dakota and possibly South Dakota.
Supreme court decision raises constitutional debt limits for all Montana counties and cities, enabling greater relief bonds for drought relief. Cascade County example shows assessed value vastly exceeding taxable value, expanding debt capacity to about three times prior levels across the state.
Dr John J Sippy state epidemiologist issues influenza epi demic regulations to health officers and physicians in Montana The grippe described as mild influenza with 24 to 72 hour symptoms and prompt recovery Officials urge weekly grippe case tallies strict quarantine only for severe cases homes placarded isolation rules room isolation wage earners exempt with written permission premises fumigation deemed unnecessary but thorough airing urged
Output in American shipyards reached 2386 ships totaling 4 258 058 gross tons in the year ending October 31. Germany floods Scandinavia with toys glass and tools. American rubber purchases in nine months total about 14 million dollars vs 3.743 million last year. Siberia faces a typhus threat with 120 000 cases among troops since January and 40 000 since July. German immigration societies acquire lands in Paraguay and northern Argentina for colonization. Precious stones passing through London to America totaled 27 568 128 dollars in nine months, up from 12 million last year. New York Mayor Hylan warns five cent subway fares unless lines are kept cheap. Western Union grants 10 percent wage hike with possible profit sharing. Gambling winnings taxed under new New York law. losses deductible. Siberian hides worth 1.5 million and other material valued at 10 million awaiting shipment via Vladivostok. Broadway land once held by the Van Courtlands sold at auction for 1 million. Shoe leather costs peaked August 15 and should ease by May toward normal retail levels.
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