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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
A early 20th century advertisement touts Elv's Cream Balm for cold and catarrh relief. It claims to clear clogged nostrils, relieve headaches, and ease nocturnal breathing by applying a fragrant antiseptic into nasal passages.
The Rockefeller plan of employes’ representation, launched at Colorado Fuel and Iron mines after the 1913 strike, shows partial success. A Russell Sage Foundation summary notes the plan creates mine level representatives and joint committees to discuss safety, housing, health, and education, but lacks wage and broader labor leadership power.
Madame Schumann Heink at Coronado California talks about the value of work for a singer's happiness and career longevity. She stresses a strong constitution, rest, and avoiding temptations, and notes how poverty shaped her youth and how perseverance built her successful musical life.
Miss Lang notes Blossom Time, praised as a standout, returns for a revival at the Marlow tonight. The romantic operetta centers on the life of composer Franz Schubert, blending his romance with the music of Schubert, and features a tale of love, miscommunication, and fate.
The Ridin K From Powder River starts at Antlers on Thursday for a three day engagement. Described as a top western, the film blends thrilling action with facts drawn from early southwest history.
Moving pictures of the National Guard of Montana and the Fourth Infantry from Fort Missoula will be shown at the Marlow on Wednesday. The film includes the guard in camp at Fort Harrison and a big parade from the military celebration, plus The Wife of tg Centauc'. Legislative members are invited to view the display to see Guard action. The local company recently became Regimental Headquarters and now has over six dozen men.
Warren Habre, an Omaha realtor, was accused by a coroner's jury of murdering his wife Mac Hah, formerly of Colorado Springs. An insanity board, in Douglas County, found him insane and ordered commitment to a state hospital for treatment. County Attorney Beal announced no prosecution. Habre was not present when the finding was announced. His sister, Mrs. TE, heard the order but did not comment.
The Antlers presents Cosmo Hamilton's novel on love loyalty romance and humor as essential to a happy marriage. Bee the devoted wife plays a dramatic role as she wounds her husband then stages a daring scene to win him back, illustrating how loyalty romance and humor sustain married life.
T C Hammond president of the Montana Bakers association spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on the state bank guaranty law pending in the state assembly. He argued bankers favor a law to prevent excessive or unwise rates and to protect depositors, noting experiences in Oklahoma and other states where such laws led to bank failures and shifts to federal charters.
A version of the novel by Cyrl Hunine titled Half Poet Hale Beast is set to be shown at the Mar low Somorrow. The undergraduate at Yale writes the piece surveying a theory that every man is half poet and half beast, with a noted internal struggle depicted through Ye- Lwren the Live.
Contestants strive to buy votes before 10 PM Wednesday to claim a 30 000 vote package at 30 cents each. Tickets selling for 3 and 19 dollars propel support as leaders push toward weekly prize draws. Last night’s tallies highlight Mrs Guillen and Olive Plummer among top vote receivers with others close behind.
The theatrical magnate Marc Klaw wed Miss Blanche Herris, an Englishwoman, in London on January 6. The bride, said to be unconnected with theater, is described as newly married. Source advices from New York report the event, noting Klaw's prominent role in American theater. The news item also mentions a separate note about a large giraffe in Cincinnati.
Dr E J Klemme president of Intermountain College spoke at the League of Christian endeavor dinner at the Congregational church New Thyennvss New inventions such as pictures automobiles and radio plus war effects create a new world show requiring people to adjust while maintaining morality Dr Klemme urged a closer church home and school community to foster better citizenship through time Abbott presided prayers by Rev Walser Spaulding gave benediction vocal selections by Rice Graybill and Gerald Greely provided music
A display features mums measuring byelve inches across and more than three inches in circumference. One chrysanthemum plant blooms with fourteen flowers, drawing attention to the size and variety on show.
Police officer Jack Brophy faced a pay dispute after being fired by the superintendent of public safety then rehired by the city council. He walked two beats in the jail building while his case was debated in court and arrested a wanted man during a routine beat. Brophy was denied civil service rights and pay despite daily duty hours.
Stiff joints claim relief when other remedies fail as JointBase promises quick results. Advert shows a druggist pitch for JointEase gel and a free book from JL. F. Cleariwater in Hollswell Maine, urging immediate orders and nationwide distribution.
An ad advises flushing kidneys with water and Jad Salts to neutralize acids from rich meals. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days, claims kidney and bladder relief, and urges regular physician checks. It also cites the Department of Agriculture on United States crop land as a tangential note.
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