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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
7
A publication discusses perceived female hysteria and urges remedies targeting feminine organs to restore a healthy normal condition. It frames women as prone to irritability and distraction, attributing these to a feminine derangement and recommending remedies to dispel nervous conditions.
A testimonial letter from Mrs Matlie Copenhayer of Parsons Kansas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for severe feminine illnesses. The ad text states the product has cured thousands of women, invites sick women to write for advice, and lists a range of ailments it supposedly treats.
A Missouri woman recounts a long battle with severely cracked feet in Rome years ago. After failing with doctors, Cuticura ointment and soaps healed her. She praises Cuticura and credits it with relief that lasted since using the products in 1907.
The Mountain Meadow mine near Pony is back in development after an agreed payment of about 29,060 dollars by the owners to the holders. A force will be put to work at once. a new mill and pumping gear to be installed, with ore shipped locally, boosting employment and nearby prosperity.
A baboon on a voyage in a Bronx zoo exhibit, after being fed a tobacco stuffed into a keeper's pocket, began chewing tobacco during an episode. Dr Blair noted the baboon's habit likely started from the voyage antlers, and the animal calmed after the tobacco was introduced into its food.
Indianapolis April 1 President Thomas L Lowla of the United Mine Workers of America says a joint convention of miners and operators will be held for Western Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and neighboring fields to rehabiliate the interstate wage agreement and call for a general resumption of mining pending wage scale settlements. The conference aims to issue a call for an interstate joint convention and to set terms for a possible wider strike if needed.
Chancellor Lowell today ruled in a case involving a telecommunication firm. The court may appoint a receiver as part of a broader insolvency process amid claims of $16 million in a related liability.
San Diego dispatch reports Captain Pond arriving from Magdalena Bay with crew and gear. The fleet notes ongoing taper practice and an upcoming announcement through the morning briefing.
Admiral Thomas has been appointed and approved to lead the reception plan in San Diego. Director General Clayton will visit and oversee the process. Visitors are expected, and the plan will be carried out as planned.
A Rooss led group departed New Orleans tonight for Washington aboard the Louisville and Nashville line. They are expected to arrive Sunday after their overnight journey.
The pancrama department today purchased 115,000 cuincer of alvor at 66.108 conte per tna ounce for delivery at Pilsdalphin viel New York.
Readable fragments list various church services across Butte including Immanist Presbyterian on Gaylord and Galen streets with morning and evening sermons, St. Pauls Methodist on Idaho and Galen with Sunday school, Epworth League, and prayer meetings, and multiple Methodist and Scandinavian churches detailing service times, catechisms, and special events. Also notes upcoming quarterly conferences, choir rehearsals, and social gatherings at several congregations.
Special Dispatch reports the Church of the New Jerusalem in Newtonville hosted the marriage of Miss Gon tance H Richardson and William A Kemper of Butte Montana. Rev John Goddard officiated with matron of honor Mrs Archibald Taft of New York and bridesmaids from Boston West Newton Dorchester and Baltimore. Bride wore satin messaline. Ushers included Byam Hollings Cambridge and G G Ter Ni New York.
The article notes a Monday restart for a steel company after layoffs. About 2,090 workers are slated to report back, with 4,009 total employees expected once the plant resumes operations. The piece emphasizes job restoration and ongoing labor considerations.
In Tackronville Pia April 2 Thomas Watson was nominated as the populist candidate for the presidency. He told an Associated Press representative he has not yet decided whether to accept the nomination in prayer. He noted the party has weakened but believes any man of the party at heart can rally to its cause.
Paris April 2. Du and Mrs David Jayne Hitt met Princes Randolin German ambassador to France and Princess Handolin at the ambassador’s reception. Hill and Hill wit return to The Hague Monday. Rumor says Hill may not replace Reid as ambassador to Britain. Berlin property purchase plans for American ambassadors discussed, with possible Washington action on the White House property. Regret over Berlin rumor voiced in Paris.
John Shickell former president of the United Mine Workers says President Roosevelt offered him the post of special commissioner to Brady and report on labor conditions in the Passama canal zone. Mitchell says he cannot accept now due to health and has no settled plans, with outcomes dependent on his recovery.
Washington reports promising results after a prior unsuccessful effort to import Egyptian cotton. The Bureau of Plant Industry notes new success in New Mexico and Arizona. Seeds from eastern growths in Arizona are being distributed by the department.
A fire at the Corning Distilling company's plant in Peoria started on the fourth floor of the elevator area and caused $220,000 in damage to the building and contents. The blaze began about 3 a.m. and was reported by AT PROTA.
Captain Albert Laws of the Twenty-fourth Cavalry, a Philippine veteran, fell from stairs at his Fort Ontario quarters today and died. The 09 year old misprint is noted regarding age in the report.
One man died and another was seriously injured in an explosion aboard the British steamer Belle of Scotland. The ship arrived here on March 16 for New York and Baltimore service.
Local grocery lists Saturday prices on staples including potatoes cabbage rutabagas hams lard eggs and poultry. Advertises bulk meat cuts beef veal roast bacon and stewing chickens with guaranteed quality and payback for buyers later in the week. Includes delivery by town orders and notes about avoiding frost damage and market-price changes.
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