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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement urges readers to flush kidneys with Jad Salts and plenty of water to relieve backache and urinary discomfort. It claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanses kidneys, neutralizes acids, and supports daily kidney function, recommending physician checkups twice yearly.
If you feel tired after meals, the ad claims gas and undigested matter in the stomach or bowels cause fatigue. A mixture including buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate and glycerine is said to ease gas. Adlerika is described as effective for constipation, often starting within an hour, without griping. Chatfield Drug Store, 6 N. Main St.
Attorney General Stone testifies that a fresh probe by Donovan uncovers new evidence and witnesses tied to Campbell land permit schemes and Interior Department actions in Washington. He says Montana charges differ and that Wheeler may face a separate District of Columbia grand jury proceeding.
In Washington officials dispute venue for the Wheeler case with Mo taana and D C arguments. A grand jury in the District of Columbia was sworn in and subpoenas issued to Montana Tulsa and New York witnesses regarding permits and dealings of Senator Wheeler and Gordon Campbell.
The state’s attorney uncovered original pajama party photographs used in Mr Stokes divorce proceedings. He says one image was claimed to be near the Everleigh club but was taken near Denver at Mrs Stokes’ mother’s home. The photos include a Wisconsin family reunion image from when Mrs Stokes was 13. New York weather warms from one degree below to 19 degrees above.
The Underwood Bill authorizing Muscle Shoals leasing moved toward final consideration as the Senate referred it to a joint conference with mainly agreeable conferees. Opponents and supporters believe it could pass both houses with amendments in the current session. Senate conferees named Keyes of New Hampshire and McKinley of Illinois, Republicans, Kendrick of Wyoming, Democrat, with McNary of Oregon and Smith of South Carolina declining to serve.
London resident Carl Homer owns a set of 5,360 pipes and has smoked each one. His collection is believed to be the largest globally, with pipes dating to distant eras in Chinese history. Among his prized items is a pipe once owned by Sir Walter Raleigh.
The piece reflects on the possible final tour of the renowned artist Schumann-Heink. It notes that missing her performance would mean forgoing a supreme artistic experience and emphasizes the rarity and significance of hearing such a legendary talent live.
The house debated many measures in a lengthy session yesterday with several bills killed by unfavorable committee reports. Key items included House Bill No. 108 repealing quarterly reporting by corporations to the state industrial accident board, and Leble bills such as Nos. 160 181 115 129 170 pushing repeals or purchases for state needs. Other bills passed or recommended favored covered taxes salaries irrigation and nursing registration while a late flurry killed bills on bank examiner penalties receivers duties and loan limits. A lobbyist ban resolution was adopted and adjournment set for 10 today. the pari mutuel bill appeared among introduced measures.
Vitagraph Inc announces on its 28th anniversary it will withdraw from the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. Albert Smith says the move is a deflection from the Hays organization and will publish notices in trade magazines outlining the reasons. The company cites lack of justice to distributors the public and independent producers who are not theater owners.
German tourist Karl Lasser slept on a dredged stream bank when the steam shovel bucket scooped him up and dumped him into the water. He afterward offered to whip each crew member individually.
Madame Schumann-Heink drew a large San Francisco audience at the Columbia theater yesterday afternoon. The celebrated soprano delighted listeners with Ave Maria Wohin and Die Junge Nonne, her voice described as rich and glorious. Florence Hardeman provided violin pieces while Katherine Hoffman accompanied at the piano. She announced a Shrine temple recital for next Monday night as a season highlight.
Berlin journalists equipped with skates to speed field work. When a story breaks they can skate from the office to the scene at a moment's notice. The stunt may be adopted by other German newspapers.
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