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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
Mrs A Vincent of Missoula Montana reports severe kidney and back pain relief after two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered from stiff back, kidney irregularities, bladder inflammation, headaches and dizziness before using the product. The pills cost 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement promotes a liniment claimed to ease aches and pains such as soreness cramps and back strains. It emphasizes quick soothing relief that penetrates without rubbing and lists economical prices of 35c 70c and 1.00.
Butte Montana shines as a bootlegger hub amid prohibition raids. Stills of all sizes disappear into kitchen ovens and cellars as officers seize liquor, often swapping high prices for safety. Deaths and injuries mark the trade, with Poles unable to confiscate liquor stored in homes unless sold on, driving a thriving but dangerous market.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels supports building a naval base at the Columbia River mouth. The Helms commission backs the site, citing a 4000 foot channel and 42 feet depth at low tide. Warrenton and Astoria are growing with port access, rail parity, and strong development plans by Montana Warrenton Development Co.
The report compiles short items from Washington to London, noting Wilson’s gradual improvement, censorship in Rome, King Albert’s hydroplane flight, Sino conflict, von der Goltz allying with Bolsheviks, martial law in Chicago steel centers, a fatal Mexican derailed train, National Guard mobilizations, new auto theft penalties, a large tornado near Great Bend, immigrant shifts in Canada, German indemnity gold, and a letter from von der Goltz to General Burke. Also mentions Lloyd George’s critique of a British railway strike and ancient cedar trees found in the Kaniksu forest.
The district court calendar includes several cases to be prosecuted this term for law violations. A Deer Lodge penitentiary prisoner arrived after running amok while drunk in the south part of town. An innocent bystander was sent to the hospital. Authorities say alcohol profits fuel the ongoing problem despite curb efforts.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a proven remedy for cold and coughs. It claims the product relieves cold conditions quickly and has grown in popularity over fifty years. Pricing cited is 60¢ to 1.20 dollars at druggists.
An advertisement describes Dr. King's New Life Tonic as a safe, effective remedy for constipation. It claims to regulate bowels gently, promote bile flow, cleanse waste, and restore energy with a pleasant, non harsh approach. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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