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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
2
The advertisement extols Gold Dust as superior for cleaning every home task from washing clothes and dishes to sweeping floors and polishing brass. It claims faster results than rivals, easier tackling of tough grime, and versatility from cellar to dome across kitchens, baths, woodwork, oilcloth, silverware, and tinware.
An elderly patent medicine ad extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, safe remedy for upset stomachs and bowel issues in children. It attacks older calomel and harsh tonics, promotes figs and senna as mild cleansers, and urges mothers to choose the product for quick relief without griping.
Washington April 7 The democratic party in full control of both houses moved toward tariff revision with a broad bill in detail and a proposal to reduce duties. Leaders push for single bill or separate schedules. President to consult with Underwood as party factions debate strategy. House proceeds with caucus and procedural steps ahead of final action.
The regular meeting of the Butte Equal Suffrage association will be held this evening at Good Templars hall. Representative William Cutts will address the ladies on equal suffrage and Mrs Walter Shay will sing. A general invitation is extended to both men and women interested in the cause.
A militant group publishes a manifesto targeting wedding rites and the marriage service. It argues the ceremony should change to remove male dominated language and asks ministers to alter the vows. The document cites scriptural passages to support protesters demanding equal treatment for wives.
The text records a lively Senate session with speeches by Chandler of New York and others arguing for and against a concurrent resolution to hear President Wilson. Debate covers Jefferson precedent, the method of delivering the message, and implications for congressional procedure. The resolution passes without dissension after Vice President Marshall rules it falls under the Senate's high privilege. A mix of partisan views and procedural points marks the opening proceedings.
A garbled catalog notes items like colorful fabrics, ribbons, velvets, and laces. It mentions silk like prints, two toned velvets, Trish Cluny laces, mesh bags, and absorbent cotton. Prices range from 10c to 65c per yard, with various widths and lengths.
Measures introduced in both chambers include currency regulation to set nationwide powers for note financing and exchange. Alaska highway and bonds for government projects are proposed plus 2 million for Dayton relief and 25 million for a state in need. House and Senate push long list of bills after weeks of prep.
The special revival at Silver Bow this week is led by Rev. Edward Laird Milter of Helena with Rev. Hert CL Enover of Twin Bridges in charge of music. The subject was Paul's Pardonable Pride and attendance included outsiders. Merchants at Hwitkop Mundi in German Southwest Africa plan refrigerated meat works.
A report from Spanish Fork describes morning practice with Diamond players, noting Captain Splice Shannon and pitchers. Prospective infielders George Duddy and others are expected to contend for third base as opening games approach. Teams work on defense, hitting, and speed during drill segments.
Evoking Tolumbus Ohio April reports show National Director HLT Bicknell stating Fed Cross and local relief groups plan to aid flood victims in Indiana and Ohio. The dispatch notes Peru 199 houses destroyed, Lakandport 1600 under water, Columbus west side 470 homes destroyed and 1471 families displaced, with 19 000 people receiving rations.
Washington reports the treasury will move 2,909,000 to national banks in Dastan Ohio to relieve a money shortage from the pool. Government state city and county bonds will be accepted as security. This marks the first time since 1903 the treasury is accepted as security for deposits other than U S bonds.
An old ad claims Croxane rapidly cures backache and kidney and rheumatic troubles. It asserts cleansing poisons from blood, drying pains, and restoring kidney health. The pitch urges readers to buy from any druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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