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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
2
A war period casualty report lists officers and enlisted men by status, including killed in action missing in action wounded and wounded in action. The garbled text names several individuals and units with scattered ranks and locations, reflecting a chaotic or corrupted transmission of casualties and dispositions.
Two allied officers, Liewtenants Theyes Newnan and Jollison, are reported at sea near New York with funds for days. Connected to Durke, they drift toward Rey Yor westrides. Neen and doneso stay in Helena vowhryn, entering revelee. They are described as older and seen in the same military circle since Misheboo. Tracks and rumors follow their movements toward Ursket hull and tennis HiT Wester. They enlisted on ceRMTAY and served in Tort Weight 6 juin the cavalry, then moved toward Fenopist the Prosine and Wel woo commission. Silley Aveceme trained in Texas for months. overseas they persisted in the same path and are now homeward.
Helena high school baccalaureate services fill multiple downtown churches today. Faithful graduates and families attend First Presbyterian St Pauls M E and other parishes with sermons by Rev. Burdick and Rev. Cooke, followed by evening services and special youth programs at several churches across Helena.
Newswire reports amid a flurry of telegraph union activity recount a strike wave hitting Western Union and related firms. Carlton of Western Union asserts no disruption to service while widespread walkouts loom with potential recruitment and retaliation from Burleson and Konenkamp.
Helena article outlines church services at The Saviors Lutheran and United Protestant campaign activity led by Rev. Mecklenburg in Havre and Hardin Montana. Reports on summer work, centenary efforts, and the visit of Lucy Rider Myers with a commencement address planned. Also notes Boy Scout week focus at Pauls Church and Bishop Cooke’s son returning from wartime service in France.
Fragmentary report from New York notes skipper of the Pinko is tried in federal court on murder charges connected to a death on the Death Be Ace Wnneen. The defense claims the galinat yard could have saved Travten's rescue if the galinat yard had been dropped. Judges and jurors weigh testimony as the trial proceeds.
New York June 2 observers warn that Commercial Telegraphers Union members may strike, affecting both telegraph and telephone messaging. The stance follows a renewal of wage demands and opposition to high prices, with railway telegraphers and Canadian members potentially joining. The national union claims over 1,000 workers could be impacted if action goes ahead.
Sergeant Alvin C. York of Pall Mall Tennessee marries Grace Williams in an open air ceremony at the York farm amphitheater before about 300 guests including army comrades. Governor Roberts of Tennessee officiated and York received honors from the state legislature. Nearby, York receives a Red Head membership from the Clemmons Head Club in Spokane Washington, with a certificate citing his valor and hair color.
A historic home remedy called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is promoted as a popular hair darkener for gray or faded hair. The potion is applied to strands with a comb or brush, yielding darker color after a few uses and a fuller appearance. drugstores now offer ready-to-use versions with added ingredients.
A wealthy widow claims a stomach cure from Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy transformed her health. She describes relief from intestinal trouble and related ailments, saying the remedy eased inflammation and improved digestion. The ad promises a private refund and lists purchase details.
An old remedy article claims wrinkles stem from skin dryness and poor nutrition. It touts a home potion made from saxolite dissolved in wine to wash the face, promising immediate firming effects and a youthful look by removing wrinkles and sagging.
Advertises at home dry cleaning using gasoline and Solvite soap to clean garments and fabrics. Claims quick savings of five to ten dollars and that items like coats silks and furs will look pristine. Warns against dry cleaning without Solvite and promotes purchasing directions from drug stores.
A garbled ad style notice from a New York City author named Edward of Woods promises to banish tobacco habits quickly. It touts dramatic personal gains and a cure supposedly developed in a retreat setting, with dubious medical claims and sensational language.
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