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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement promotes flushing kidneys with a quart of water daily and four ounces of a grape and lemon juice salt mixture to prevent kidney and bladder issues. It claims benefits for rheumatism headaches liver trouble nervousness and urinary disorders, encouraging physician checks twice yearly.
Thousands of housewives can save money by mixing Pinex syrup at home. Mix 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. The formula promises quick relief, soothing throat membranes and stopping ordinary coughs within 24 hours. Pinex Co. Indiana advertises guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
An advertised remedy called simple mixture promises relief for stomach gas and upset. The ad from Katheld Drug at 2 6 Main St touts quick juice action and gentle cure without groaning, claiming strong relief for assorted indigestion.
President Coolidge signed a bill extending the revolving fund for the Crowinguns in Montana.
Dr Thomas J Graham a Presbyterian church educator from Louisville arrived in Helena to help Intermountain college raise funds. He has boosted endowments at Huron Blackburn Carlinville Dubuque Carroll Parsons Buena Vista Lake Forest Lincoln James Milliken and others, adding over 1 million dollars. He will oversee six weeks of office work at the Helena Commercial club and praised local support for the college.
The Montana House spent the day considering Senate amendments to various house bills and approving multiple appropriation measures. Members debated a $6,000 claim tied to exparole official Rose, while bills funding the state university livestock commission livestock sanitary board agricultural stations and other departments moved forward. The gas tax bill was revised with 2 cents per gallon and altered distribution among counties.
The Marlow presents harpist performers from the DeMarkos Hardland act Melodious Moments with three harpists a violist a viola and a banjo player in a colonial era setting backed by glistening instruments and a rich orchestral sound. comic Al Anger with Dorothy Morley May and Dara LaRue perform in In Hollywood while Jos Melvin opens the show as bat juggle hoop manipulator and boomerang tumbler. The Beauty Prize starring Viola Dana a Metro film is shown with Lloyd Ingraham directing and Pat O Malle Eddie Phillips opposite Miss Dana.
Douglas MacLean appears in Never Say Die adapted from William Col Jets stage drama. Doctors warn his heart may stop any moment as he seeks a quiet life in an old horse-drawn cab that ends in a wild runaway, delivering the film’s longest sustained laugh.
A women centered prefiction by Metro Goldwyn Mayer appeals to female audiences. It follows Ruth Jordan a New England girl thrust into life with an open man after breaking traditional limits. Reginald Barker directed from Waldemar Young with Alice Terry and Conway Tearle headlining.
Gov. Moore, who resigned as secretary of agriculture in Washington, took the oath as West Virginia’s 17th governor at noon and delivered an inaugural address pledging administration under the rule of right and reason.
A quart moonshiner hootch bottle fell from a hotel window onto Grand avenue in Placer, exploding on the sidewalk and sending a mist of mountain dew into the air. No pedestrians were nearby, and authorities could not identify which legislator’s window ledge the bottle came from. The container originally held Calgary beer, per its label.
Richard Manning of Fergus County High School, Lewistown, captured the state championship in extemporaneous speaking during the state basketball tournament at the state college. Dannia Burke of Great Falls finished second and Russell Smith of Billings took third.
Fritz Kreisler, renowned violinist, to give a recital tomorrow at 8:30 p m at the Shrine temple. Described as a supreme master with cosmopolitan training, Kreisler blends Viennese flair with Slavic warmth. Accompanist Carl Lamson praised for guiding the recital’s smooth flow.
In a tense session the House refused to concur in Senate amendments on finance and claims for the general fund. A conference committee was formed, with Wuerthner and Peterson among its members, to report to the Senate the next morning. Adjournment tonight or tomorrow seems unlikely as work continues amid a recess pattern typical of this stage. Meanwhile in Kansas City police seized a freight car with 600 cases of whiskey valued at 50 000 in the Missouri Pacific yards.
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