27 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented note extols a homemade cough medicine labeled as having no equal. The text mentions a family supply and a bat related phrase, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a rough ad or informal notice with several garbled words and misplaced letters.
An old patent medicine advertisement touts a severe cough relief remedy using 2 1/4 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It praises rapid relief for chest cold and throat symptoms, claims certainty and lasting effects, and urges asking for 2 1/4 ounces of Pines with directions. The Vinex Co of Fort Wayne guarantees satisfaction or money back.
A vintage hair care note promotes liquid silmerine as a safe easy method to create wavy and curly styles. It describes applying the liquid before styling with a curling iron and dividing the hair into strands for even distribution. The text claims the effect lasts hours and the product is not sticky or greasy.
A shipment of alcohol labeled Ny Ka ty from China was held up today by Davis after an investigation. The case involves about 24,000 cases valued near $500,000 and centers on admissibility under prohibition laws. Authorities report the ship was diverted to a secure location pending further action.
Announcement states Rt. Rev. Folin Carrel, bishop of Helena, will present a four part Advent lecture series at 7 30 pm in the cathedral of St Helena. Topics cover beatification of Oliver Plunkett canonization of Joan of Arc and Saint Margaret Mary and a private audience with Pope Benedict XV at the Vatican Lourdes shrine.
Phillips, secretary of the Montana livestock commission, criticized a newspaper report quoting Fourth Brodevick. He said the Chicago yards on November 14 were congested and overwhelmed by a record rush of cattle, causing the stock inspection to fail and dispatch services to be strained.
Nov. 24 report from Toston notes Mrs Santes Greaves West visitor Saturday Nehru i from Ouvidia in town with Mrs Midl ge his sister and family. Mes Sid Moe came from Hilioys to spend Thanksgiving. Miss Vkenmpsan stayed the week Welona Vostrau and Mrs Henry Mockel were invited to Tacensen by the deck of ardebid. Leyj Machener here for intere-19 in the Mere. Mrs Ueary Miers entertained sister Mrs Hremmer of Pall tay. Sanford Moore of Teizeina arrived to visit Sanford Moore Jr. after Bowles. Jobson entertained the young people Friday evening with games.
In New York on Nev, 26, legal action was filed by Mandiey Paige Limited of England seeking restraining import of 40 airplanes and 34 060 engines, asserted as British war surplus. American manufacturers argue government surplus hurts U S aviation business. decision served in federal court before Judge Hand.
A. F H. Casteel publisher of the Montana Banker in Great Falls, speaking in Helena, warned that farmers could face losses as wheat prices falter. He noted bankers show leniency amid credit strains and that Montana may must endure lower prices, unless oil industry wealth boosts the state's economy.
The Grain Commission met at the Capitol with secretary GP Greenfield presiding. Members John A Davis Hamilton Thomas Lonley from Cottonwood Thana Mun from Adenview and Greenfield discussed the past year’s work and a disagreement involving the Montana central treasurer at Dixon. A decision on that controversy was expected today.
Foreign trade data show exports rising while imports near one million dollars. A September merchandise valuation lists totals around 722 million dollars for exports and a similar magnitude for imports, reflecting notable shifts in commerce.
An early 20th century plan outlines Health Week activities led by Enid epidemiologist Joh Shiny and Line Ott. It details a weeklong campaign in Miles City, Missoula, Butte, and Kirrett Falls with school programs, public welfare departments, and welfare agencies to promote hearty living and public health, supported by Rail Cross society loans.
Washington reports a proposed Senate bill to abolish the interior department and create two new departments the department of public works and the department of public welfare plus broad reorganization of government departments. The measure by Senator Motormick of Willais outlines principal provisions and aims for the coming session of Congress.
The fragment mentions Otai kers winning a game against the Mavericks with a log style report. It references H L driving the Otai kers to victory and includes garbled names and possible players. A stray line notes bells once used to call people to church to ward off evil spirits.
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