23 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1921
Page
1
A vintage beauty claim describes facial improvement through Calelun wafers, promising clearer skin and firmer tissue by influencing complexion via a “native paint” with Stuart's Calelian wafers. It touts imperial skin renewal, avoidance of cold creams, and easy availability at drugstores.
A reader reports 20 years of poor health due to stomach and digestion issues improved completely by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The note claims the simple preparation removes intestinal inflammation and catarrhal mucus, with a strong endorsement and a hint that others have benefited. The writer urges others to try the remedy, naming Parcher Doug Co. and druggists as distributors.
President Wilson sets out a plan for peaceful mediation on Armenia. He urges unity among Central Powers and smaller nationalities, emphasizes trust and nonescalation, and proposes a public declaration by major powers to avoid new war on the Armenian border.
The Kenseikai manifesto calls for immediate Siberian evacuation, universal suffrage, and Japan’s California rights, urging friendship with the United States, support for the League of Nations, and renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance. Viscount Kato backs arms limitation and a minimal naval program for defense.
The president pressed for a broad solution to the Armenia issue, arguing that independence and pacification require cooperation from principal powers and a restraint on military action. He warned that armed invasion fails to solve Russia's turmoil and urged a multilateral pacification process led by Morgenthau if allied powers back him.
An ad style note promotes "Seventy-seven" for all cold symptoms from sniffles to sore throat and coughs. It claims best results when taken at first signs, mentions a doctors book and free treatment offer, and lists Deganis Country Storer and Flumphreyts Homeo Medicine Co. at 15 William Street, New York.
A proposed constitutional reform envisions a new national body of about 30 members elected at large, with 10 year terms and rotating retirements. The group would sit in Washington part of the time and abroad part of the time, handling foreign affairs and reducing Senate treaty powers.
Rose Pastor Stokes, noted socialist leader, performed a principal role in a one act play “King Arthur’s Socks” in New York. She spoke about opening a project theater aimed at supporting striking workers. The audience included tailors, cutters, and their spouses as the event highlighted this cultural venture.
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