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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
4
An informal ad style notice touts Joint-Ease for stiff swollen joints and rheumatic pains. It promotes a 60 cent lube product sold by Parchen Ucug Co and druggists, claiming instant relief under the skin. The spoofed ad warns against misers and overhyped claims.
Washington reports stage and stands to seat 12000 for tomorrow’s oath ceremony as thousands more gather on sidewalks for the inaugural parade. Officials say a nationwide radio broadcast will carry the oath and address to distant corners, while President Coolidge continues his steady preinaugural routine.
President Coolidge to be sworn in tomorrow with the oath and a simple pledge to preserve protect and defend the Constitution. The new Congress will convene with Republicans controlling both houses and insurgents largely sidelined, reshaping committees and leadership as 69th Congress opens.
Mrs Jean De St Cyr a noted San Francisco Bay Area society leader and mother of Princess Miguel De Braganza of Portugal died at her San Mateo home after a six month illness Her husband was the late C Sith an eastern capitalist Her death occurred near San Francisco on March 3 as reported by Associated Press
The article argues prodigies often fulfill childhood promise. Fritz Kreisler, once doubted as a burnt-out child prodigy, proved extraordinary after returning to America and rising as a premier violinist. His Shrine Temple recital follows his expansion of violin repertoire, reviving early Italian works and broadening modern violin literature.
Viola Danes stars in the Metro-Goldwyn picture The Beauty Pose at the Maslow Thursday. She wins a beauty contest and national finals but returns prize money to dodge publicity, leading to a dramatic climax. Al Anger headlines vaudeville with sharp material and strong delivery.
Chicago March 3 Associated Press reports William D Shepherd, heir to the McClintock estate, facing questions as the coroner's inquest is extended to March 23. State’s attorney intensifies probe into whether McClintock died naturally and who bears responsibility. Witnesses summoned, Shepherd attacks witnesses and the investigation, while Judge Olson cites delays and the possibility of an apology. Crowe's office pledges full cooperation to the judge.
Washington March 3 The senate approved a house resolution authorizing the secretary of agriculture to waive one half the grazing fees charged on public lands during 1925.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription tablets as a secret, effective remedy for slimming without exercise or dieting. It claims thousands regain slender figures annually and offers the product for one dollar per box, or direct purchase from Marmola Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
Benholm, an ambitious insurance man in Let Wowen Alone at the Marlow, brings Ma from the farm to town promising rest. He hires Susan to help, but Ma grows restless and longs for a cleaning day. Ma seizes control, becomes Beth Wylie’s housekeeper and nursemaid to her three year old, sparking a dramatic turn of events.
Wallan Fox presents The Wardens of Virginia at the Antlers with an all star cast led by Martha Mansfield and Wilford Lytell. Robert E Lee and U.S Grant figure as central characters in this romantic drama praised by David Belasco for its dramatic truth.
The senate clears nearly all measures except the fish and game bill as it debates the banking code commission and contested gasoline tax. House bills on city pest removal and municipal lighting powers advance after concurrence, while several highway and attendance bills face postponement or defeat.
In New York on March 4 the Stockelsach Gaosens and Gastlman Koehler teams seized the lead in a sensational six day race at Madison Square Garden. The rivals Brocco Egg and McNamara Horan had held the lead before the early morning sprint. The new leaders stole two laps apiece during the wild riding.
Senator Waterh of Montana asked today for a recess continuation of the oil inquiry to allow investigation of the leases of Naval Reserve No. 2 California to the Arnt Oil company. His resolution was sent to a committee.
Washington March 3 arrangements for the first radio broadcast of the inaugural ceremony were completed by representatives of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Radio Corporation of America. The nationwide hook up includes stations WMAQ Chicago WDAF Kansas City WHO Des Moines WCCO Minneapolis KLZ Denver KPO San Francisco KLX Oakland California.
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