Doctors Did Not Help Her In Detroit And Philadelphia
Two readers share that doctors failed to relieve their female ailments. Mrs. James G. LeClear of Detroit reports two years of pain and nervous strain ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Charles Boell of Philadelphia says two bottles ended her backache side pains and irregular periods, with a lasting recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. LeClear
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
James G. Leclear
Hunt St
Detroit, Mich
Philadelphia
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Chas. Boell
Chadwick St
Phila.,Pa
What Doctor Can Beat This
A Portland physician treated five generations of one family in under three months. The sequence began with a centenarian in senile gangrene, then her daughter, then the daughter's florist son, then his clerk son, and finally the clerk's wife who bore a son as the great great grandmother died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Doctor and Patient Exchange Run Down Condition
Dialogue pieces show a doctor asking about a run down condition and a patient replying with a humorous dodge about autos, implying the patient avoids traffic or danger rather than a medical issue.
Patent Teething Syrup Seeks Market Amid Old Ad Language
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething infants, claiming gum softening inflammation reduction and pain relief. It also asserts wind colic cure and lists price at 25 cents per bottle. Ambition is the mother in law of disappointment.
Favorable reports by Montana mines.
The North Moccasin mine at Kendall earned 37,499.99 on 5,854 tons in September with 75 percent ($14,070.07) to the mine and 25 percent ($4,690.02) to the company. Bond payments totaling $150,000 leave $14,929.37 due. October hopes to settle. New tramway at Mount Washington works well. Black Friday and Swastika mines gearing up. no Anaconda acquisition plans reported by C I Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Kendall
Barnes-King Company
Marysville
Mount Washington
Wickes
Black Friday
Radersburg
Philipsburg
Butte
Anaconda Company
Butte & Ballaklava
C. I. Kelly
Montana
Two Killed in Pistol Duel at Denton
In a dark pistol duel at Denton, 25 year old homesteader Stanley B Scofield was shot and killed by Constable A B Cheney who later died of his wounds. Miss Mary Wright and James Johnston were involved as witnesses and targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Stanley B. Scofield
Denton
A. B. Cheney
Cheney
Scofield
Mary Wright
James Johnston
Miss Wright
Johnston
Justice Webb Morrow
G N Resumes Track Work Across Dawson County
Great Northern resumes track laying westward from Fairview to Fox Lake in Dawson county on the cutoff from North Rockford to Lewistown and Great Falls. The Williston to Fairview and Glendive line is finished, trains to run this week, as the Dawson county segment advances with tunnel work using high powered compressed air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Fairview
Fox Lake
Dawson County
Great Northern
North Rockford
Great Falls
Williston
N. C
Glendive
Folliet
United States
Milwaukee Extension Reaches Denton Railyard Town
Track laying on the Milwaukee to Great Falls extension reaches the new town of Denton at two miles daily. Steel is to reach the Electric City by December if weather holds. Passenger service to Denton waits for ballast and safety by mid November. Denton plans a barbecue and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Denton
Electric City
Montana Odd Fellows Elect Officers for Coming Year
At the grand council meeting in Montana Odd Fellows officers were chosen. Bozeman's Colonel J. N. Pratt is president, Billings sends C. C. Oehme as vice president and W. W. Long as treasurer. Other posts include secretary Dean W. Selfridge of Butte, officer of the day P. S. Neilson, guard C. E. Rathborn, chaplains C. J. Hosch and John Hauswirth, sentinel J. G. Rockwood, picket Philip Dodson and Bozeman served as herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Grand Council of Montana Odd Fellows
J. N. Pratt
C. C. Oehme
Billings
Dean W. Selfridge
Butte
W. W. Long
P. S. Neilson
C. E. Rathborn
Helena
C. J. Hosch
Development plans laid near Troy for Libby silver lead claims
The Triplex group near Troy bonds to W E Schuck of Spokane for about 100000 with a down payment. Schuck plans a one mile tunnel to mine ore from the north side of Grouse Mountain, six miles from Troy, as work continues on placer claims south of Libby with hydraulic plant plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouse Mountain
Troy
Libby
William Criderman
C. Ed Lukens
YMCA plans to hire assistant state secretary
At the state convention in Bozeman the Young Men’s Christian Association directed the state committee to raise funds to employ an assistant state secretary. The official will devote full time to work among university college and high school students under Secretary Charles Puether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles Puehter
Montana Odd Fellows Meet in Bozeman Grand Lodge Session
The Montana Odd Fellows held their grand lodge session in Bozeman. In Butte the case of Anaconda Copper Mining company against Pilot Butte company was postponed until March 12, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Odd Fellows
Bozeman
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Pilot Butte Company
Lewistown Hotel Sold to John Gill
Lewistown report states the Day house changed hands from George H. Kirk to John Gill. Libby sewer system bonds issued last year have led to completion of the project in Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
George H. Kirk
John Gill
Libby
Dorie
Loses Ring Accuses Chauffeur in Great Falls
P J Hayes of Western Town and Savings Company Salt Lake City alleges he was robbed of a diamond ring valued at 325 dollars during a night ride October 13 with C B Moran a chauffeur recently from Butte. Moran was arrested on robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
P. J. Hayes
Western Town and Savings Company of
Salt Lake
C. BE. Moran
Butte
Moran
Montana Ministers Form Anti Vice League in Butte
In Butte Montana pastors unite to form the Law Enforcement and Public Welfare League of Montana to combat vice. They plan to present an anti boxing measure to the next election and push an anti racing law statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Gum Lee to Return to China After thirty Years in Montana
Gum Lee, who has lived in Montana since 1888, will return to China to spend his remaining years. He settled in Colson, now Billings, after arriving in 1888.
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China
Billings
Montana
Gum Lee
Colson, Mont
Jury acquits Moody Nichols and others in dummy entrymen case
A Montana jury acquitted Walter I. Moody Frederick H. Nichols Harrisons Lord and Robert A. O Hara on charges they conspired to defraud the government through dummy entrymen. The Bit ter Root Valley Irrigation company ties tied to a major Bitter Root project.
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Missoula
Walter I. Moody
Frederick H. Nichols
Harrisons
Lord
Robert A. O'Hara
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Bitter Root
Pattern Request Offer from The Pattern Department
A newspaper ad asks readers to send ten cents to the Pattern Department for a pattern sample. Readers must include their name, address, size, and pattern number in the request. The notice emphasizes plain handwriting and clear details.
Bubonic Plague Warns West Coast Residents
Government urges Californians to kill plague carriers and rodents including rats and ground squirrels. The disease reappeared on the Pacific coast after years of absence, with prior threats from Portugal and South America last year.
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West Coast
Pacific Coast
Forgotten Musicians John Bull Harpsichordist and Composer
The article notes John Bull as a prominent sixteenth century harpsichordist comparable in fame to Liszt on piano. It asserts Bull excelled as a performer but lacked Liszt's level of creative composition, leaving him largely unknown to the general public today, even in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Liszt
Bull
England
Dear Little Elsie Learns Typewriter Progress
A St Louis Republic note describes Elsie learning the typewriter and making rapid progress. She has discovered she can avoid returning to correct each dot and cross, signaling growing proficiency in typing.
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Elsie
Bst
Louis Republic
New Illumination Idea At New York Hospital
A New York hospital experiments with floor lighting using electric lamps beneath glass and reflectors to illuminate patient rooms from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Montana Mines
Kendall, Mont
G. N
Mont
Odd Fellows Elect
Spokane
Dean
N. L. Ferguson
Anaconda
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Carter’s
Carters Iver
Northwestern Hide & Fur Company
Minneapolis
Mins
France
Bey
Marca
GALN
Sponn Medical CO
Goshen, Ind
W. L. Douglas
Megan Busineas
W.L Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
W. L. Bbougins
Spark Street
Masa
Ens
Antoe
Tom
Foley
Uickly
Ben Bass Jeminie
John L. Thompson
Bons S CO
N.Y
Fargo
Dragelats
Canada
Western
TP Ag
Nitobs
Baskatchewee
Alberta
Eno
Prespernas
W.E. Black Cleldun
Ottawa
Waters
Solemax
Taston
D .C
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