06 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin color and appetite. It claims the tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects, starting bile flow and relieving constipation. Millions of boxes are sold annually.
Mrs Hucks testifies that taking four Eatonic tablets relieved stomach distress. The ad touts Eatonic as a remedy for indigestion acid stomach and heartburn, promising quick relief and normal digestion with portable tablets. It urges readers to carry the product and visit their druggist for purchase.
Associated Press reports Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor declares in Washington that democracy will right itself and condemns the surge toward reaction. He notes gains for union men in Congress, warns against fifty time-servers, and praises a nonpartisan labor policy while predicting 15 to 23 unionists elected overall.
A Mont Holly report describes a man believed insane assaulting two men with an iron poker. Police took the suspect into custody as the case proceeds, with medical and judicial steps noted during the incident.
Idaho returns show a sharp GOP advance as Governor candidate D Fairchild wins only two counties with modest margins while Davis leads in U S Senate race over H F Samuels. Nonpartisan League fails to elect any statewide or lower chamber officials. 21 counties report scant league support.
Fragmented political rant spans talk of war weariness and national leaders. It jabs at Washington policy and public figures while lamenting soldiers' fates and the looming drumbeat of conflict. The blotted prose names no clear events, but evokes distrust, exile, and a fatigued populace amid a distant war.
The passage sketches a climate of fear and division amid wartime politics. It references figures like Thomas and Clem Parrman, concerns over trade and rationing, and hints at elections, public sentiment, and potential unrest as a French observer notes a shift toward a new political dynamic in the country.
A call was issued for a Chicago meeting December 16 by John S. Drum of the American Bankers Association to organize a foreign trade financing corporation. The plan, approved at the recent convention, targets bankers, producers, importers and exporters nationwide to perfect the organization and operation of the venture. Miss Margaret V. Landmann of Prospect Mains New Jersey has noted marked success in ongoing operations.
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