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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
4
A crude health note recommends four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water as a daily morning drink to flush kidneys and relieve recurring symptoms. It cites a noted authority and promotes Jad Salts for cleansing kidneys, aiding urine clarity, and neutralizing acid. suggests physician checks twice yearly.
Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and other ingredients like Adlerika mixed to relieve gas on the stomach. The pigasant and quick action may surprise you as Adlerika acts as an excellent intestinal evacuant. Chatfield Drug Store 6 N Main Street.
Nebraska and Colorado cattlemen urged direct government loans to livestock growers, faulting the War Finance Corporation, and pressed for lower production and better prices. Conference voices included Frank Currie, Dwight Heard, and Charles Colling, while others urged improved stockyard regulation and livestock duties on hides. Separate talks covered railroad rate reform and uniform quarantine to avoid disrupting commerce amid the foot and mouth outbreak concerns.
Metro presents a three day run of a screen version of Meredith Nicholson's novel Broken Barriers. Reginald Bar rers stars James Kirkwood as Ward Trenton opposite Winifred Bryson. Norma Shearer, Adolphe Menjou, Mae Busch, LuBitsch, Robert Frazer, George Fawcett and Ruth Stone appear in a tale of lovers breaking old morals to find happiness.
Great Falls Tribune previews an all star vaudeville card at The Grand Theater Tue night with Edna Torrence and Wilburn Regiere in Dance Oddities and a whirlwind act by Lubin and Lowrie. Bud Ross and Wray Meltmar star in Charge It to Dad, while Patsy Ruth Miller headlines The Girl on the Stairs with Niles Welch and Freeman Wood.
Washington January 14 Expenditure of 10 3 million dollars for additional hospital facilities for world war veterans is proposed in a bill introduced today by Chairman Johnson of the house veterans committee.
Lakehurst New Jersey January 14 winds postponed the flight from Los Angeles to Chesapeake Bay. Bloomington Illinois two men posing as bank inspectors bound and gagged J F Kelley president of Farmers State Bank of Chenoa and escaped with cash and bonds totaling seventy five thousand dollars. Cambridge Massachusetts Major Charles D Daly Crimson quarterback will be assigned to Harvard to lead reserve officers training work.
Miss Betty Booth mezzo soprano and pianist leads her company in Helena for the Helena Artists series at Shrine temple. The program features a pop themed mix from great masters semi classical instrumental pieces costumed song numbers and an original operetta. The event also features Hugo Brandt Polish pianist and composer and Paul Clark accomplished violinist. Tickets go on sale Saturday at Taylor's music house.
Norma Talmadge headlines Secrets showing at the Marlow theater tomorrow and Saturday in mid-Victorian splendor. The film follows London and the American Far West after the Civil War with leading man changes including Jack Mulhall Conway Tearle and Joseph Sehnldkraut. Frank Borzage directs with Eugene O Brien in the top role and Gaetano Gaudio as cinematographer.
A 1924 letter from Octavia Alpiser of Overlea Baltimore praises Marcel Grandjany the French harpist. It notes his solo recital in Baltimore, two hours of performance with generous encores, and hopes he returns before his Paris departure around March 1. The Scottish Hill music committee is cited as presenting him.
Mrs Cyntha Louisa Templeton of Porterville California notes she began having her hair bobbed in 1925 and continued with marcel and styling saying it is the greatest time saver for women.
The Commercial Club holds its annual session with invitations extended to members and non members who should arrange plate reservations with secretary W G Ferguson. The officers' reports have been printed and delivered. After dinner a reception and dance for Governor Erickson, his party, and the State assembly members and their ladies follows, with the Hollywood Strutters providing dance music.
Elks members are reminded of the regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to be prompt and attend.
State Senate records show bills introduced on furniture purchases needing state board of examiners approval, and proposed amendments empowering sheriffs to appoint special officers for liquor law enforcement. Other measures cover jury challenges, winter fishing, mortgage filings, and locomotive headlight requirements.
London officers in full evening attire conducted raids on night clubs including the Victor’s in Leicester Square. They mingled with a duchess and other titled guests on the dance floor before revealing their identities and making arrests. A Chicago report notes raw oysters will incur a $23 fine.
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