05 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
1
An advertising pitch promotes a Korein system claimed to reduce fat in any body part. It promises a money back guarantee and a low price under $100. The offer highlights targeting stubborn areas such as the abdomen double chin hips and thighs with a box available at drug stores.
A prospector named Harnish in Yulon strikes a gold field and becomes a millionaire. Early scenes show a Arctic rush to wealth at Tivoli hall, while later the stock exchange scenes in New York reveal a raw clash of power within unwritten law. The film builds a dramatic backdrop of primitive passion and high finance.
A Marlow bill features The Golden Bird birdsong imitations by Lorraine von. violin by Miss Evan. Mack and Williams staircase dance. Gus Elmore and Esther Circus Rays. Jarrow the card trickster. Hartford's Horkford and companion acts. a wholesome medical tale and more. Premier minister backs home rule, cabinet conservatives hold back final decision.
Article notes that WLW interests operate under the banner of the farmer labor party. It claims no law abiding citizen would dare belong to it as the piece discusses internal parties and leadership changes.
A garbled message references Red Cross Pall Blue dye used for over ten years on white dresses linens and lace curtains. The speaker insists on keeping the color despite unclear context and signals a reluctant agreement or awaiting instruction.
Polish emissaries report Soviet denial of communications with Warsaw during armistice talks at Tararovitchia while Minsk talks near. Paris dispatch notes Bolsheviks aim to cut the Polish sea corridor and rail links from Danzig to Warsaw, with the sea route key to munitions flow to Poland.
A Polish official bulletin from Paris reports that southeast of Lomé Polish troops stopped a Bolshevik division crossing the Narew River. The engagement yielded prisoners and captured a significant booty. Further details were not available by press time.
A fragment notes a desperate struggle approaching the Sokal region north of Lem but lacks full details. Further context is unreadable, leaving the battle’s parties, dates, and outcomes unclear.
A fragment reports Polish forces repelling bolshevik assaults in the Brady district and along the Seret river. It notes bolshevik withdrawal toward Ward Krzemieniec with losses and prisoners as combat continues favorably for the Poles.
The Galician and Volhynian fronts show no change as Bolshevik forces push toward Warsaw along the Sereth, upper Styr, and middle Sokhod route. Polish troops anchor a left wing line near the Narew arc around Somets, converging with the Bug near its confluence with Nurze as fighting continues near Brest-Litovsk. Active preparations aim to organize a defense on the middle Vistula.
A Warsaw dispatch to the London Times dated Tuesday night says Poland is unwilling to negotiate a peace treaty with the Bolsheviks unless Britain and France join. The report notes that the British ...
Constantinople Aug. 2 General Wrangel's South Russian forces gain new pains against the bolsheviks according to an official courier message from Wrangel's headquarters. French missions met the heads of the Polish government Tuesday.
Officials in Philadelphia say a missing child case connected to Mr and Mrs George J Coughlin of Norristown involves a man once listed as a New Gretna resident. Investigators believe the suspect, linked to the boy’s disappearance, may be in Philadelphia or nearby communities. Rewards and authorities push for the child’s safe return. cash incentives total $12,000 as searches continue.
A report states that Mena was placed on June 17 at the designated location and that the money appeared without any clue to the child's identity being revealed.
John Brown, a Canig rancher, was injured when his team bolted while he drove to a freight yard. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and was taken to Jahier Hospital for treatment yesterday.
Spokane Aug notes that the Western Pine Manufacturers Association decided to send representatives to Minneapolis to confer with continental railways about freight increases. The aim is to pressure railroads to avoid hindering lumber movement from the Tala nd Empire.
The readable fragments describe a stray, unclear passage about young fathers and a reference to a legion or organization. No coherent event or person names form a verifiable news item.
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