09 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
1
Census returns show increases across several cities with notable gains in Marietta Ohio Eau Claire Wisconsin and nearby areas. Figures indicate percentage growth varying by region and total population changes in the period reported.
A controversial advertisement features a wealthy widow claiming health gains after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The pitch promises stomach and intestinal relief and even marriage prospects, asserting cures for liver and digestive ailments with a money back guarantee.
The Antlers theatres presents The Stolen Kiss starring Constance Biney with a distinct engaging personality guiding audiences through episodes of romance. Also shown are Episode three of Fatal Fortunes featuring Helen Holmes and The Grand Canyon Prizma travelogue.
Local playgoers should see The Passing Show at the Marlow Theatre on 21. A whirl of chorus, dancing, and satire, the Winter Garden rovers offer a dazzling revue with moving sets and twenty surprises. The production eclipses prior Winter Garden efforts with a brisk burlesque of recent dramatic successes.
Jan Teyhiné, premier violinist, tops the Marlow Pantages week bill in a vaudeville program praised by Calgary Herald as a standout. Also featured are Rubin with the famed wife, Pearson duo in a pan act, Gautier's Toy Shop with trained dogs and ponies, plus Weber and Gilbert performing clever numbers.
Miss Pearl Nelson will open a six week summer school for children on Moy Way at the central building. Parents are asked to notify Miss Nelson at the central building before the opening day.
Velena Rotarians meet at 2215 ppm today for a Placerine lunch followed by a brief program with improvised talks. No fixed agenda. The article notes Babylon may have been the first city to reach one million inhabitants.
John Barrymore, famed for sprightly stage roles, returns as the tormented Dr. Jekyll in a Marlow production. The review notes a dramatic turn from youthful charm to a commanding, artistic portrayal, with Mertha Mansfield as the leading woman. Wyoming has not had a bank but for 25 years.
A series of storms injure scores and cause wrecks across the region. In Breckenridge seven seriously injured as four Northern Pacific train coaches derailed near Foholine. about fifteen hurt overall. Wahpeton area reports tornado damage in Josholine with evacuations sought. no fatalities reported. Great Northern freight crews hurt near Gardner as cars swept from tracks by a gale. Continuous reports from Fargo indicate widespread disruption and requests for medical aid.
The Resolution Committee, led by Watson, opened hearings on party platform phrases including League of Nations and prohibition. Veterans and labor leaders pushed for planks on currency, suffrage, and farmer service men, while divisions over the treaty and anti strike provisions lingered unresolved.
Astonishing claims about Nicotol to stop tobacco use appear in a promotional pamphlet. Letters from prominent druggists and doctors praise the remedy, noting large sales in Washington DC and Philadelphia stores. A former hospital physician cites tobacco harms and urges quitting, while testimonials suggest rapid relief and repeated orders. The piece reads as a broad promotional report with multiple endorsements.
Fragmented OCR text references Suga fan Franciscn and piety toward Idaho sugar amid absorbed competitors and refinery moves. Mentions a 1966 event, a refinery built by a local group at Grats Hass Gregan, and attempts by growers in Bay Gre Beet Growers to expand. Unclear details due to garbled text.
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