23 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
1
A vintage health ad urges meat eaters to drink Jad Salts to cleanse kidneys and prevent urinary issues. It claims regular meat causes uric acid buildup, leading to dull kidneys, headaches, and bladder problems. The remedy involves dissolving a tablespoon in water daily for a few days to restore kidney function.
An ad touts Eatonic as life saving for stomach misery caused by excess acid and gas. It claims rapid relief after meals, improves digestion, and prevents recurring pain, urging readers to buy a box from their druggist with a guarantee.
A jury hears testimony on alleged gambling and bribery connected to the 1919 World Series. Key figures named include Charlie Chase and Abe Attell, accused of organizing bets and attempting to fix games with Chicago White Sox players. Witnesses claim hundreds of thousands of dollars were wagered on the series and that several players were involved or approached.
In a one day tour of New Jersey Governor Cox presses his anti Republican line, cites Senator Lodge as a conspirator, and labels the opposition as wavering on key issues. He campaigns with Governor Edwards and leading New Jersey Democrats while urging support for his platform and criticizing Mr. Root and Mr. Colby for recent statements.
In a candid public appearance Gen Myers urged unity and a national ticket amid mounting political tension. He emphasized loyalty to wartime allies and called for a cohesive strategy to address postwar governance.
Cas and Bonsevett campaign across the state for Treedas cause including Irish allies. Senator Wheeler recalls his past temperance stance while urging support for the Dine ticket in Lonigde. The speech stirs strong local interest as Dunn se decides and crowds respond with hopeful agitation for spring events.
The death of E C Craighhead shocks Garden City. Local figures praise his wide influence and charitable service. Alfred Atkinson recalls his leadership at North Carolina cultural college and his role with the Carnegie foundation. Presidents and peers express regret at his sudden passing.
The International League resists a proposed new league and warns against introducing international vibes into the debate. Officials say such moves undermine confidence in the dispute and could fracture traditions and regional unity.
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