15 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1920
Page
1
A flawed ad promises a free trial of a new asthma method. It claims to help both long standing and recent cases regardless of climate or age and targets those with severe symptoms where inhalers or douches have failed. It urges immediate action via a coupon.
A farmer recounts severe gall bladder surgeries and a recommendation for Mayrs Won. He claims the remedy cured his catarrh and inflammatory stomach and intestinal ailments, noting relief after taking the full course. Parson Drug Co and pharmacists widely sell the product.
Montana masons to hold 70th annual sessions in Missoula beginning Monday with grand bodies meeting and Eastern Star activities planned.
Helena delegates will join Montana Masonic bodies in Missoula this week for sessions of the grand council royal and select masters genii chapter royal arch masons grand lodge A F and A M and the grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Events include receptions dinners auto tours and ritual exemplifications with new lodges and chapters noted for Montana.
George White, Democratic National Committee chairman, indicated he would back Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt. White cited a hunch rather than logic and planned speeches in October, signaling cross party support amid a chaotic political pot.
Between Yellowstone and Glacier Parks the auto trail remains unlogged in length and status. The Geysers-to-Glaciers route is the standard comparison with 4045 miles versus 405.5 miles via the Yellow Stone-Glacier Bee Line. A 387.7 mile alternative via Chateau Gliman Augusta Helena Boreman and Trail Creek is noted, though Trail Creek is rarely used due to poorer upkeep than Livingston-Bozeman. Park-to-park roads in Montana.
The piece profiles Marry T. Wilson of Helena Billings area as a Republican candidate for governor, highlighting his 20-year state record and pledges on law enforcement, education, irrigation, efficiency, and equal justice. It lists a long trail of routes and places associated with campaign rhetoric and promotes upcoming Montana Rotary convention and fall fashion show events in Helena.
A fragmented ad style passage questions readers about ill health and blood nutrition. It hints at iron deficiency and urges improvement though the garbled OCR makes exact claims unclear. The tone resembles a vintage health product pitch seeking attention and reassurance.
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