26 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
1
A bold health claim urges readers to drink Rad Salts a teaspoon in water each morning to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. The ad cites pains in the back and cloudy urine as signs of kidney trouble, claiming the product cleanses urine, reduces irritation, and improves overall health.
The United States contemplates extraditing Grover C Beredoll as authorities in Germany discuss potential pardon for a draft evader. Secretary Weoky and General Alten report efforts to coordinate with German officials. Meantime Eywin Bergdall, Grover’s brother, faces a rehearing in Kansas City on a draft evasion conviction.
The statement expresses sympathy for the Russian people and urges promoting commerce on a sound basis. It argues that without stable production, private property guarantees, and contract sanctity, there is no basis for resuming trade, and calls for due changes before trade relations can be reconsidered.
Berlin reports show the German and foreign press largely ignore efforts to revive trade with Soviet Russia. UK plans via Leon Krassi and German commercial reps in Moscow attract little notice as broader diplomatic strains intensify after the murder of Count von Mirbach and threats to diplomat Woliferich.
Theatrical world presents Harry T. Morey in The Dirth of a Soil a Kentucky tale at the Antlers. He embodies fair play courage and conviction through a double dramatic struggle inside and against external pressures.
Kalb and Dill light up the Marlow on Monday in The High Ghost of Loving. The first to last curtain provides catchy lines and sparkling musical numbers as the duo delivers three side splitting acts. Audience reactions stay lively as they perform with showy flair and comic timing.
Advertises hats at four five six dollars and new blocks ready for inspection. Claims a satisfactory hat with guaranteed quality and notes new ideas in patterns from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars.
The singing girls and the principals of the support company perform on a richly staged set. The gowns are noted as the latest creations of the imodiste's art, highlighting fashion and performance in a refined program.
Gypsy O'Brien stars in The Master Mind with Lionel Barrymore in a photographic production praised as a screen triumph. The reviewer hails Barrymore as never better and lauds the suspenseful, well structured story as evidence that contemporary screen material is advancing toward real literature appealing to all audiences.
Seattle, March 25 Mrs Lena Johnson 68 of Duluth Minn died after leaping or falling from a hotel tenth story in Seattle. Her husband J Louis Johnson said she had been suffering nervous collapse from travel fatigue after arriving in the city last night.
A review praises May Robson's performance as May Robson and Mrs Wixby in a stage adaptation. The piece highlights her warm motherly screen presence and deft handling of the character Absent strong competence, noting her transformation and emotional depth. The review also references a subplot involving a young artist and a scheming suitor, with emphasis on Robson's skill in portraying complex maternal roles. Special Easter Candies for March 27 at Whitmans.
The joint legislative committee probing alleged price fixing and illicit labor agreements in Chicago reported gathering testimony. Senator John Dailey said a "giant institution" exists in the city and warned of extortion linked to material costs.
Spokane police probe the disappearance of Mrs. Chas Pett wife of a Spokane businessman who vanished last Wednesday. Her husband fatally shot himself as detectives searched the Pett home seeking entry. A 10 year old daughter survives the couple. Pett had reportedly told others he sought a divorce and had asked a woman to marry him. Detectives linked wet clothing found at the home to the case as they investigated possible motives and connections.
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