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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1920

Page

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Land of Make Believe shines in Helena musical revue

The Land of Make Believe show by Purl Hart Jey and Hob Fletcher delighted Helena audiences with bright dancing clean comedy and elaborate costumes. Nob Fletcher led witty interjections while Alma Donald Nin Walsh and Ruth Sprat gave standout songs as the cast of young performers and adults created a warm, lively musical fairyland on stage.

Mike Te- Weve Purl Harts Jey Hob Fletcher Helena Uemintines Tess Bochise Moggers Nabley Viother Methet Sant Wileh Nob Fletcher Harshold Malee Telher Ruth Sprat Mth Hranes Hog Saenger Percy Church Sting Alm Donald Ava Delight CG Cerimex Bobby Alma Vanalily Vue Larathy Nin Walsh I Wing Cole Pica the Pirates Quek Dack Rast Ami Snow Take Saute Jane Mteledison Ceaser Tamany Turker Margery Dan Simple Simon Partin Seljan Petress Grimes Miss Walsh Rottatt Roueley Theinlardt Molly Mertz Anon Werte Ricks Tammy Tucke Margery Daw Jerlet Churchill Melens Stelway Tackana WML Alice Whoopson Ruth Jessep Charlotte Virginia Satphen Mir Agerita Weller Tame Reeves Tau Yoy Moar Molen Newman Menres Cart Percy Churehit Walace Enslyn Daddy Teves Rey Spencer Peur Musa Qudhly Xe Enneedlins Hoy Schlex Hardheed Piyete Vale Mitsou Gladys Allen Ruth Henson Ielen Sylvie Helen Tallner Dane Reeves Balellie Wilson Margrent V Is Hurting Mmstry Dander A. Ranmeriote Luciana Lanlembale Andy I Artes

Colds Act Through the Nerves in Homeopathic Action

An early homeopathic claim explains that a remedy begins to work as soon as it touches the tongue and travels to the stomach, promising quick results from “Seventy-seven” at the first sign of a cold. The ad notes free mail order of Dr. Humphreys’ book and lists Humphreys framed medicine company at 14 William Street New York.

Humphreys Medicine Go Wiliam Street New York Igana

Dizziness Leads to Head Injury Then Fall

A man recalls a prior stomach bloating episode that caused fainting and a head injury after hitting a door corner. A pharmacist advised Mayr’s Wonderfully Remine for stomach trouble, claiming dramatic improvements and no recurrence of previous symptoms.

Huge Snow Plows Keep Lave Open Across Shore Road

A local committee reviews winter highway plans to keep major arteries clear from Virginia to Grand Marais along the North Shore, selecting central routes and coordinating plow deployment. Mary Sun of Baltimore headlined a daylong drive urging roadside attire and dress guidance for participating readers.

Méry Virginia Grand Maras Dougle North Shore Muloth Attomesie Beauch

Engineers License Law Promoted by State Assembly

Article by Chas A Bowden details proposed Engineers License Law sponsored by the Montara State Assembly. It defines professional engineering and land surveying, sets registration qualifications, reciprocity with other states, license revocation, and penalties. It argues the act protects the public and resident engineers while preventing unqualified practice. The AA E promotes engineer involvement in politics and aims to shield engineering positions from partisan turnover.

Chas. A. Bowden Montara American Association of Engineers Legislative Assembly Ann A. A. Vu Drate Minnesota Pennayly Montana Tis

Italy Aims for Steady Growth Amid Labor Conflicts

Bedford, acting president of the International Chamber of Commerce, after visiting Genoa and Rome, reports that Italy seeks orderly trade development despite factory seizures. He notes most Italians favor a fair settle­ment between labor and capital, and EU allies should unite to renew world wealth rather than impose tariffs or destructive competition. He cautions against expecting a rapid return to prewar conditions.

Rane Bedford Ihy Intermational Chamber of Commerce Genoa Rome Italy Amd Maly Giolitti William Marconi Associated Press Tatian America Mary Italia Taly Jang France Velgina Chamber American Chamber of Commerc Pealy

Americans to Set Up a Hospital in Turkey

We The form er home of Riza Pasha, grand vizier Salen Madolffanuic, a notable palace along the Hasphorus, has been secured by the Trachat Hospital of the American Near East Relief. Orphanage children will study eye diseases and a resident physician will diagnose trachoma specialis. The palace grounds are a two-part garden, the salamulek and the jiatem.

Riza Pasha Geand Mider Salen Madolffanuic Trachat Hospital American Near East Relief Lere Fort & Nielous

Greek Orphans Play Football in Hidden Garden

Seventy six Greek boys from Privtipo orphanage, living in a garden once home only to narrem women, play American football. They suffer mild trachoma and have been hospitalized before bets on beds painting. The palace housing them has 48 rooms with four on each floor, and Wally Windass plans to use the first floor for medical treatments and operations due to the number of fights.

Sons Hosphorus

Iron from volcanic oxide eyed as wartime steel fix

Tokio reports a new method to smelt iron from volcanic oxide sand. The process, still costly and not yet commercially viable, could bolster Japan's steel self sufficiency for military needs. Experts note gains may depend on future economic viability and defense priorities.

Tokio Sci War Department Japan War Office Paris Tran Jai

Fire ravages Cork stores on St Patrick's Day

Fire in Cork destroyed draperies on St Patrick's street and caused estimated damage of 250000 dollars after suspected bomb explosions. Reports allege obstacles to firefighting and volunteers were ordered away at the height of the blaze. The incident follows a string of bomb incidents in the area.

Cork Associated Press St. Patrick's Street

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