12 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
1
A well known authority claims meat harms kidneys by forming uric acid that clogs filtering parts. He warns of rheumatism headaches and other symptoms and promotes Jad Salts from pharmacies as a lithia drink to purify kidneys and urine, saying regular meat eaters should use it to prevent complications.
Mr writes about a remedy called Eatonic claimed to prevent stomach woes after meals. The ad-style note touts quick relief from gas and indigestion by taking a tablet after meals, promising real results and a money-back guarantee. A box is offered at a small price.
Montana senate hearing fragments recount Thomas Arthur discussion of trading five senate votes and nine house votes to influence tax commission actions and to pressure Governor Dixon. J Henry Nibbe writes of a lunch with Alford and Renwick claiming Arthur’s statement. Alford denies the charged version, urging careful verification before the committee.
Mrs. K. Hedge of Salt Lake City credits Tanlac with ending two years of illness. She describes severe fatigue, loss of appetite, headaches, nervousness, and breathless weakness, then notes a weight rise from 122 to 145 pounds after starting Tanlac, attributing renewed health to the remedy sold by Burd’s and Richardson Totten.
William F Cantner died at his daughter’s home 409 South Bestia Street after ten weeks illness. Arrangements to be announced after relatives are advised. Cantner, a tailor, was born November 18 1880 in Castle Tay and moved from Waynesboro PA to Welena. Survived by wife, two sons John W Cantner and Trelneman, three daughters Elsie Karper Myra Wilmington and Mrs Cantner, nieces and nephews. Active member of Patriatic Order of Sons of America Waynesboro PA and of FB church in Hetana.
New York State Publishers association adopted a resolution opposing any working basis under a 44 hour week. They endorsed the stance of the Binghamton Sun and Binghamton Press against unwarranted pay raises and shorter hours demanded by the typographical union. The action followed a similar resolution by the second district Typetheme Federation, including about 250 master printers in the state.
Associated Press dispatch from Madrid reports the arrest of a youth linked to a syndicate called the justiciaries. He says he was chosen to kill the premier but fled after losing nerve, exposing an extremist plan to purge those opposed to their aims.
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