Doans Kidney Pills praised by Livingston resident
Mrs. M. Clark of 209 South Continental Livingston Montana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving repeated kidney pain backache and urinary issues. She says the remedy has been a household staple for years and always cures attacks quickly. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York manufactures. Price 60 cents.
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Dean
Livingston
M. Clark
South Cont
Livingston, Mont
Doan
Dr King’s New Discovery Popular Cold Remedy
A classic ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a proven remedy for cold or cough and croup. It claims strong, lasting relief and notes price of 50 cents to $1.20 per bottle at druggists as decades of popularity continue.
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Dr. King
New Life Pills Purport Gentle Health Boost
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a harsh purgative free bile flow stimulant that cleanses waste and fermenting foods and provides zest for work and recreation. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
Mustard Plaster Ad Promises Fast Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts mustard plaster as a remedy for rheumatism and painful headaches. It claims a perky Ely price of 20 cents for a big box and urges readers to buy despite unclear product details.
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Ely
Ind
Devlin Loses Revenue Post Over Age Restrictions
Havre resident L. K. Devlin will not become Montana revenue collector as Washington notes he is over 65 and fails to meet the department age rule. Senators Walsh and Myers seek a replacement. British railway workers seek governance role in companies as England reports over 3,000 coal mines.
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Devlin
L. K. Devlin
Havre
Montana
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department
Walsh and
Myers
Adler-i-ka Helps Mr Hoeft In Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Adler-i-ka cured seven years of stomach trouble for Mr. Hoeft and promotes it as a family laxative. The product flushes upper and lower bowels, removes gas and foul matter, and is said to prevent appendicitis with buckthorn cascara glycerine and other ingredients. Signed BE Hoeft from Adel, Minnesota.
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Adler-i-kka
Hoeft
Adler-i-ka
Horses and Mules in Mines of Butte
In Butte mines about 300 horses and mules work shifts like miners. They are cared for in warm stables, learn routines from skinners, and even display preferences such as tobacco chewing. Some are mischievous with roofs, gas, and dinner buckets, while others show surprising intelligence and trainable tricks.
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Butte
Henry C. Sulzer
Horse and Mule Organization
A. A. Barton
Silver Bow
Bains
Montana Primary Law Repeals Valueless Presidential Preference
The piece discusses Montana's 1919 special session reforms to the primary law. It notes the repeal of the costly presidential preference primary, saving nearly a hundred thousand dollars, and explains new rules for direct party nominations, timing, and voter eligibility within party primaries. It also covers notices, voter registration, withdrawal of nominees, and the party organization structure at precinct, county, and state levels.
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Wellington G. Meigs
Montana
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
United States
Cummins
Iowa
Ieee
Blanky
County Central Committee
State Central Committee
Congressional Committee
City Central Committee
Govere Ae
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