Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Praised by Minneapolis mother
Mrs. Joseph Aselin of Minneapolis reports two years of pain and illness ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits three bottles with restoring strength and offers to answer letters. The ad notes the product is made from native roots and herbs and contains no narcotics.
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Mrs. Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Aselin
Monroe St
N.E
Minneapolis, Minn
Why Teachers Are Early Excused From School
A lighthearted explainer on excused absences in schools highlights how attendance laws differ from session presence. It cites humorous parent messages about excuses for a child missing class, illustrating the variety of reasons and the need for written requests.
Agnes Tries to Hide Fatigue After Late Visitor
At the breakfast table Agnes, daughter of the household, admits fatigue from a tiresome admirer staying up late the night before. Her brother teases that she may need something to stay awake while she replies she already had it the previous evening.
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Sis
Agnes
These Fellows Who Won't Take No for an Answer
A comment notes that persistent suitors often face consequences, while the expected outcome is marriage to the desired girl. The remark reflects social attitudes toward courtship and commitment in traditional settings.
City May Buy Waterworks For 315000 Offer To Montana Water Co
After two days of study a city committee endorsed offering 315000 to Montana Water Company for the local system. The council approved and gave the firm until May 19 to respond. If accepted, a special election will decide the purchase. if rejected, steps will be taken to readvertise the 575000 municipal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Water Company
Water Company
Large Montana crop forecast by state extension experts
Bozeman reports from Montana state agricultural college indicate the largest crop in state history. Ideal weather has accelerated winter and spring crops with six weeks to two months lead times. Farmers plowed early this season, a contrast to past blizzard and frozen ground conditions.
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Bozeman
State Agricultural College
Montana
Walsh to Make Brief Helena Visit from Washington
Senator T J Walsh of Montana will leave Washington for a quick trip home to Helena arriving around May 20. It is his first return since entering the U S Senate in March 1913 and he has been active in committees and daily attendance.
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Washington
D. G C
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Helena
Walsh
Unite States Senate
Panama
United States Senate
Butte IWW Quits for Denver Campaign
The Industrial Workers of the World contingent leaves Butte for Denver amid a free speech campaign. A socialist rally raises ten dollars to aid the march, while Alex Mackel denounces Colorado corporations. Thirty workers march toward the station to board the first freight to Denver as Mayor Duncan instructs police to allow their exit.
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Butte
Industrial Workers of the World
Denver
Salt Lake
Lft
Alex Mackel
Corporations of
Colorado
Denver Ward
Lewis J. Duncan
Elaborate Water Fete Opens Broadwater Plunge in Helena
An elaborate Oriental water fete will open the Broadwater plunge in Helena on May 22 with participation from over a hundred young society folk. The Helena Women's Club organizes as committees complete plans for the summer event. The first of its kind in Montana will feature costly costumes and decorations crafted by a San Francisco house renowned for such work.
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Helena
Broadview Farmers Vote to Join Equity Exchange
At a large Broadview meeting 148 Farmers' Society of Equity members voted to join the American Society of Equity seeking better selling facilities. A resolution endorsed moving the Equity Exchange to St Paul from Minneapolis and another resolved not to use flour from mills that refused to buy wheat from the Equity Exchange.
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Broadview
Farmers’ Society of Equity
American Society of Equity
Equity Exchange
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ne P Tunnels Ventilated at Mullan Plant
The Mullan ventilating plant near Blossburg opened after inspection by Northern Pacific officials. Costing $75,000 the 3,000 foot tunnel west of Helena now releases smoke. Named for Mullan who built the Fort Benton to Walla Walla wagon road it is the first Northern Pacific plant of this kind and third in the United States.
Elliston to Helena Road Begun
The Elliston to Helena road project has started with contractor Mr. Richards managing a crew of men over Priest Pass. Powell county officials aim to finish the Priest Pass section this summer and fall, while Elliston residents await action from the Lewis and Clark board to benefit Helena and Elliston.
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Elliston
Helena
Richards
Priest Pass
Powell County
Lewis and Clark Board
Alliston
Cattle Shipment Marks First Gallatin to Honolulu Trade
C. B. Axtell of West Gallatin near Salesville shipped a Shorthorn bull and heifer by Northern Pacific to Seattle and then to Alexander and Baldwin in Honolulu. The move aims to establish a fine herd for a stock ranch on the islands.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Honolulu
C. B. Axtell
West
Gallatin
Salesville
Mr. Axtell
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Alexander and
Baldwin
Islands
Criminal Cases Set June 8 in Forsyth District Court
Judge Charles L. Crum opened the May term and called a jury for June 8. Naturalization papers were issued to several applicants and a number of motions heard. Criminal cases are set for the week starting June 8 and many civil cases will be tried by the jury. Court will be in session for over a month.
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Forsyth
Charles L. Crum
Woodmen Oppose Chicago Rates at Montana Convention
The Modern Woodmen of Montana at Great Falls convention urged delegates to oppose Chicago rates at the national Toledo meeting. The group approved rates believed to secure insurance on a safe basis.
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Chicago
Great Falls
Montana
Toledo
Holter Named to Federal Reserve Board Seat in Montana District
Helena businessmen welcomed Norman B. Holter's appointment to the board of directors of the federal reserve bank for the Montana district, a news that reached the city last night and drew general satisfaction.
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Helena
Norman B. Holter
Federal Reserve Bank
Montana
Mammoth Hotel Remodeling Near Gardiner Progresses
Deputy Sheriff George Welcome reports fast remodeling of the Mammoth hotel near Gardiner Montana. Work aims to finish by June 15 to accommodate tourist travel.
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Mammoth Hotel
Livingston
George Welcome
Gardiner
Lewistown Troupe to Build New $80,000 Theatre
The Piper Construction Co. was awarded the contract by the Bank of Fergus County to erect a new theatre costing 80000. Located on the Wright block near the bank, it will be completed by Oct 1 and feature reinforced concrete with a terra cotta faced front. The 70 by 147 foot building seats about 700 and will be operated by Trepp and Heinecke.
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Lewistown
The
Piper Construction Company
Bank of
Fergus County
Wright
Bank
Main Street
Trepp & Heinecke
Becker Jury Completed for Becker Rosenthal Murder Trial
The second trial jury for ex police lieutenant Charles Becker in the Rosenthal case is formed. Eleven jurors and two alternates were selected after 121 salesmen were examined. Contempt of court rumors touch Becker's counsel W Bourke Cochran after alleged remarks reported in press.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Edward van Eman
Robert Baxter
Cthrian Plummer
Wilbur FP
Rawlins
Seabury
Whitman
Martin T. Manton
Becker
Manton
Justice Seabury
W. Bourke Cochran
Cochran
William J. File
Rosenthal
Huerta Refuses to Resign Amid Mexican Crisis
Report from Vera Cruz dated May 11 indicates Mexicans arriving from Mexico City claim General Huerta has no plan to abandon the presidency and would rather see the capital in ashes. Rebels near the federal capital, especially Zapata loyalists, are continuing their campaign against Huerta’s government.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Zapata
McAdoo Honeymoon at Summer White House
William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury and his bride Eleanor Randolph Willson daughter of the president spend their honeymoon at Harlakenden the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire May 11. Three servants arrived hours earlier and the great house had just opened for the season.
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Cornish
N. H
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Eleanor Randolph Willson
Harlakenden
White House
Fire costs lives in Birmingham office blaze
A fire that destroyed the general office building of the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company in the business district killed Moody Childers and Henry H. Keyser who leaped from the top floor. A B S Millbratt was seriously burned. About 200 employees may have escaped. Property loss is estimated at 175000.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Railway, Light & Power Company
Moody Childers
Henry H. Keyser
Millbratt
New Way of Looking at It
Perry Eustis, railroad traffic chief, criticizes government mail-hauling payments to railroads at a Kansas City Traffic Club dinner. The tale recalls his Philadelphia church choir days and a anecdote about a solo dispute with rector Rev J Harris and the blunt blessing to avoid future discontent.
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Perry S. Eustis
Kansas City
Chestnut Hill Episcopalian Church
Philadelphia
J. Andrews Harris
Mr. Harris
Kansas City Star
Resinol promises relief for babies skin troubles
An advertisement claims Resinol ointment and soap are gentle and safe for babies with eczema teething rash and chafing. It says itching stops quickly and eruptions heal, with doctors recommending the products for nineteen years. Also notes other uses like pimples and dandruff.
The Difference
A Waco heiress announces engagement to a Sicilian nobleman. A fellow congressman teases Representative Henry about international alliances. Henry sighs that the times have changed from beggar maid marrying prince to maid marrying beggar prince.
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Waco
Henry
Knew What He Was Doing Boy Outsmarts Teaser With Colt
A boy with a colt and a dog resists neighbors by promising the colt. He tells his mother to keep quiet as the tease approaches. When the man reaches for the colt the boy plans to let him know the dog is watching, showing sly foresight.
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Lucy Page Gaston
Anti-Cigarette League
Miss Gaston
Chicago
Wille
Willie
Solomon not in it in old vagrants tale
Two vagrants mock a magistrate named Freshi noting his large rimmed tortoise shell spectacles. They joke he looks as wise as Solomon but conclude Solomon isn’t in it and that the judge seems as wise as a tree full of owls.
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Solomon
Magistrate Freshi
New York
Dr Rindlaub Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Fargo
Military examiner asks what qualifies a man for burial with military honors. A recruit is dead, discussed in London Opinion.
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
London
Putnam Dyes Advert Promises No Muss
An antique advertisement touts Putnam Fadeless Dyes as trouble free with a cue that time favors those who secure their watch ticket in hock.
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Putnam
Adv
Bargain for a Kitten Sparks Brave Girl's Operation
A girl named Jean wants a kitten and agrees to endure a planned operation to earn one. She bravely undergoes the procedure but mutters a sour remark about the bargain as she recovers, showing her mixed feelings on the outcome.
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Jean
Parish supper fundraiser raises old time taint joke
A country church notice invites a fowl supper for church funds. A bystander jokes about paying with tainted money and a guest of honor being filthy there, highlighting a dated humorous mispronunciation and irony in the event.
Opportune Philanthropy
Jonas and Silas discuss duty to help those who come after them, stressing especially aiding the sheriff. The dialogue hints at civic responsibility and community service within a law enforcement context.
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Jonas
Silas
Venus of Milo mystery teased by New York Sun
In a witty quip the Venus of Milo is blamed on a guffragette as the New York Sun hints at a playful explanation for the ancient statue’s放.
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New York Sun
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Colorado Capital
Broadview Farmers Meet
Talesmen
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
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Egeden
Bougeab
Spark Street
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Daisy Fly Killer
Benson
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Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
Nelson Naturopathic Institute
Brosdvway
Fargo
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Watson E- Coleman
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Pierce
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