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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
10
The ad praises Gold Dust as the best cleanser delivering thorough cleaning and speed. It claims it cleans more types of work, saves time, and requires little effort, suitable for washing clothes, dishes, floors, woodwork, silverware, and tinware across homes.
A fragmentary old advertorial tone promotes castor oil for children, contrasting syrup of figs as a gentler laxative. It urges checking a coated tongue for feverish, fretful, or sick children, touting figs as safer, with directions allegedly printed for both children and adults.
The Democratic Party, controlling both houses, introduced a detailed tariff bill backed by the president. Debate centers on passing a single omnibus measure versus separate schedules, with House Ways and Means ready to report after caucus. Senate opposition fears a unified bill failing amid sectional interests.
The Equal We association will hold an event to promote suffrage. Mrs. Sergeantial extends invitations to both men and women interested in the cause.
London reports a new campaign by the suffrage league opposing perceived indignities in the Anglican marriage service. The manifesto targets phrases that imply obedience by the bride and the giving of the bride by her father. It calls for changing or dropping formulas that foster inequality and suggests husbands and wives be equal in love and responsibility.
The article reports a Senate session debating a joint session to hear President Wilson's message. Lawmakers discuss Jeffersonian tradition, with some regretting a departure from written messages and the ceremonial speech from the throne. Debate touches on precedent and constitutional propriety.
Amid clashes in the senate and a rowdy gallery, lawmakers reintroduce bills on Panama Canal ships, agricultural education, and a general health department. Taft era proposals include involuntary servitude laws, a pension for presidents, and a currency reform plan with regional reserve districts and treasury leadership.
Washington faces a rapid wave of proposed laws as the extraordinary session opens. Senators and representatives push currency reform, Alaska railway construction totaling 1 060 miles with $50 million in bonds, and relief funds for Dayton sufferers. The House considers a $25 million state appropriation and a war department recovery proposal.
Special revival meetings at Silver Bow Park this week are led by Rev Edward Laird Miller of Helena with Rev Bert C Hoover of Twin Bridges joining as singer and Northwestern University glee club member. Local clergymen assist as music is provided.
Spanish Park Utah April Merc kie recruitment held five miles of road work before breakfast. After breakfast the men took the diamond for the first time, building on five days of camp. Morning drills featured batting base running and sharp infield work. Captain Spike Shannon oversaw pitchers and noted three will likely be kept. George Duddy may join from the East this week to compete for a spot. The club shows life and strong hitting potential as positions start to be contested.
Columbus April 7 Red Cross agents and local relief committees plan broader flood relief across Ohio Indiana and near Indianapolis. 100 homes destroyed and 190 foundations reported at Peru Indiana. Lagansport waterlogged with 100 to 1,000 houses under water. Loganport business reported as feauming. 87 drownings and 47 houses destroyed along Columbus flood area. Over 10,000 people still receive rations at Cis point.
Secretary Mc Adoo will place 2 million in national banks of Dayton Ohio to ease flood money shortage by accepting government state city and county bonds as security This marks the first time since 1908 that the treasury has accepted bonds other than U S bonds for deposits The text mentions camels and a cross district negotiation but the details are unclear and appear garbled
An advertisement proclaims Croxone as a unique remedy to cleanse uric acid and toxins, easing backache kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatic joints, and other pains. It claims rapid relief, universal applicability, and nationwide drugstore availability with a money back guarantee.
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