07 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
1
An unpolished promotional piece touts a home made cough syrup said to beat store bought remedies at a fraction of the cost. Instructions mix pineapple or treacle with sugar and pine tincture with a syrup base, claiming rapid relief and broad use for bronchial issues, with a money back guarantee from a Wayne Indiana company.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets billed as a liver and bowel supplement, a substitute for calomel, claimed to brighten complexion, improve appetite, and relieve constipation with no dangerous after effects. The ads cite years of study and widespread sales.
Acting Governor W W McDwell issued a proclamation declaring four measures from the November 3 election as law and announcing elected state officers from official canvass results. The document lists constitutional amendments and state measures including school funds, higher education funding, school taxation, and county housing control.
In a scene from A City Sparrow, Walter Hierdan loves Milly West not returned, and in despair he attempts suicide by carbon monoxide. The plot shifts when the aroma of poker chips sparks him to join a game next door.
Former Helena resident McPherson is promoted by the National Biscuit Co to oversee the Detroit factory project. He will lead creation of a new plant in Mint City as part of the company’s expansion, with duties outlined by the Helena and Detroit divisions and helped by company managers.
An eight year old girl associated with the American Red Cross left New York for San Francisco on a journey toward China. She aims to return home through Red Cross care as conditions improve.
A school production of an Indian drama is scheduled at St. Vincent's Academy in Helena Wednesday evening. The cast includes students such as Gladys Galvin Altenstnen Winona and Mary Manes with a plot involving Algonquin and Iroquoian characters, themes of betrothal and moral testing, lasting two years.
The stage calendar includes Three Wise Folks presented by a New York cast at Marion on Saturday. Critics praise its clever writing hammering wit and romantic plots with refined performance. The company promises a treat blending humor and suspense for local theatergoers.
Fragmented OCR reports Alice Brady in New York Idea shown at Antlers theater with brief notes on a scene featuring a poetic or dramatic exchange. Text is garbled but signals a film screening and Brady's involvement as lead.
A Civic Club event at the auditorium promotes community engagement under club auspices. The program features speakers Lania and Gerluerdt, with plans for a second lecture later in the season at Vine Lake.
Frederek Warde noted Ameri A0e delivers lecture titled Make Believe at Mount St Charles college. Helena audience welcomed with plans for a committee to meet him afterward. Obregon recognition reported from Brazil.
Captions and team workers plan an evening event at One Commercial Bow with Dag presiding. Capean A. Nanv of the Salvatanist and Viera forth Brown will open movies. Moss expected to show a feature titled RYINO for a bounty. Officials noted wider directions from M gan yesterday.
A chaotic social event in Chicago is disputed with reports from Associated Press about Meyer Jarnean and Alan York at a socialist meeting. details are unclear and contested as of December 6.
A damaged OCR fragment references an attack on a Soviet government figure and a court ruling. It mentions a party, crowd actions, licensing questions, and a murder case involving Clyde and Thomas Wade, with custody details and possible sentencing. The text is garbled and partial.
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