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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1920
Page
3
Advert says Ti or Tiz cures for aching feet, drawing out poisonous exudations causing tenderness. Promises pain relief, reduced swelling, and comfortable feet after use, with a claim of long lasting comfort for a few cents per year.
An April increase of 25 percent in burglary insurance rates highlights rampant theft in homes. Employers fear questioning servants to avoid losing workers, leading to unprosecuted embezzlement of wine, clothing, and jewelry. Reports describe servants as favored insiders, with cases of large champagne and whiskey withdrawals. A New York lawyer even barred servants from questioning over a $1,000 theft.
Great Falls prepares for the dedication of a new stock pavilion built by local businessmen and Montana Livestock Pavilion Co. The structure cost over 35,000 and aims to attract regional stock shows. Governor Stewart and a Minnesota band will join speakers and a Billings train for the event.
A 1920 horoscope warns of adverse planetary aspects affecting judgment and plans. It foresees reactions to war religious fervor, possible dissensions among religious groups and political actors, and warns of intolerance and warnings from seers. Separately, Michigan Supreme Court rules national prohibition amendment ratification final, not subject to referendum.
A Parent-Teacher association event at the high school auditorium in Butte will discuss child welfare with Mrs Laura Reid Rela of Helena leading. The program includes musical selections from grade school and high school groups, physical culture drills, a box Scout stunt, a talk on child welfare in public schools, and a Red Cross address. The event emphasizes the need to prioritize child welfare across families, schools, and communities.
At a Helena meeting with 13 regional road association representatives plans were adopted to seek a 150000 bond issue in the November election for highway improvements. John N. Edy outlined the highway commission program including a census of five main highways and 750 miles to be completed this year. A permanent bond campaign organization was formed with Nelson Story Jr and J A Harader authorized to hire a publicity man and establish Bozeman headquarters. County funding will come from a 15 cent per registered automobile levy.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a mild effective laxative alternative to calomel. They claim quick liver relief without damaging teeth, gums, or causing harsh after effects. The advertisement urges relief from constipation headaches and a sluggish feeling, promising clearer thinking and energy.
A patient narrates chronic stomach trouble ending after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. He claims pain relief, better sleep, and normal appetite following the treatment. The ad asserts a money back guarantee and urges trial of the preparation.
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