24 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1921
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for aging symptoms. It claims health improves appearance and energy, listing vanity issues like drooping shoulders and fatigue. The copy urges readers to request liquid or tablet forms and mentions a mail order trial sample.
The sermon on Catholic worship explains the Nicene Creed as the core of Christian faith. It traces the creed from the Apostles to the Council of Nicaea and Constantinople, detailing belief in one God and in Jesus Christ as God from God. The speaker notes the creed’s role in combating error and its celebration in liturgy, with focus on the Virgin Mary and the Passion narratives. The talk emphasizes continuity of doctrine and the Jesus Christ mystery.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a warning about Grove Bromo laxative tablets with a claim of a genuine tablet bearing the signature BW Grove and the number 80. The text is incomplete and uncertain about source details or official context.
The Great Northern Railway pledges to aid the public by lowering dining prices, promising a meal for a dollar. The text notes ongoing cost-cutting measures as western railways prepare to follow, amid reports of Interstate Commerce Commission investigations into railroad collisions and injuries totaling 225 deaths and 400 injuries.
Montana lawmakers consider a memorial to Stephen Mather petitioning the national monument designation for The Gates of the Rocky Mountains on the Missouri River canyon near Lewistown. The text outlines the canyon's scenic value and a request to designate it a national monument. Also notes Eagles funeral for Brother Michael Jezick at Cathedral St Helena with services on Monday.
A.S. Allen of Fortland, Illinois, salmon packing firm, was arrested on a city weights master charge for selling storeweight tanned salmon unfit for consumption. A federal inspector later seized 850 cases of salmon for analysis.
A vantehi in the merchant arine who earned high praise for courage and endurance during the war was invited to speak in the West. President Taft praised his jenith, and after his remarks the audience urged him to return. The chairman called for order as the hero urged Americans to persevere through hardship.
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