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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
7
A vintage advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur hair darkening solution. It claims the old formula restores natural color to faded or gray hair, applies easily with a sponge or brush, hides gray in one or two applications, and leaves hair dark and glossy.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Loyalty League event with officials Walters Salt Lake City Pocatello and Great Falls, detailing council reports, receptions for visitors, and a controversial speech about Bolshevik influence. Governor Stewart hosted guests. committees arranged meals, tours, and entertainment amid ceremonial colors and tributes.
In a 1920 dispatch from Reval dated January 5, J Herbert Duckworth reports on American observers in Russia amid May Deny processions and workers’ strikes. He notes Americans filming, the crowd mood, and the displacement of officials as factions celebrate with labor action and war talk. The piece describes soldiers and workers at freight yards, graves, and street scenes, with mentions of Commissar Reika and the Sogiel transit ministry.
A garbled OCR text shows a wartime meeting scene with mentions of Comrade Cerneff and the Communist Party. References include labor chiefs, Soviet plans, and calls to suppress agitation. The passage hints at political tension, labor mobilization, and propaganda within a factional setting.
A fragment notes Cross Ball Blue provides stronger whitening and improved fabric care in cleaning products. It promises whiter results and easier laundry, aiming to satisfy households with improved performance and reliability.
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