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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
8
An advertisement-like note appears to promote relief from hemorrhoids with terse, repetitive wording. It resembles a historical classifieds fragment urging treatment or remedy claims without substantial detail or sourcing.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a gentle substitute for calomel, claiming to cleanse bowels and purify blood while improving bad breath. The ad asserts long trial by Ledward and emphasizes a 17 year formula development among patients with bowel and liver issues. It promotes taking one or two tablets nightly for a week to gauge effect.
B Ferguson, former president candidate on the American party platform formed in Fort Worth last August by Texas Democrats, denounces League of Nations and national prohibition while advocating light wines and beer. He pledges to pardon Debs and restore him to citizenship, condemning compulsory military training and urging practical military strength for farming needs.
Eilert A. Bagsteveold of Norway seeks divorce in Waukegan after fourteen years of separation. He alleges desertion since 1906 when he moved to the United States. His wife, still in Norway, has refused to join him.
An unclear Salem romance note describes a couple seeking marriage after a five day wait. The text mentions a judge and a ward, with references to Maxfield and Klinworth, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Advert says Freezone softens and removes hard and soft corns and calluses with no soreness. Claims a tiny bottle costs little and works instantly after drops applied to the corn or between the toes, praised as a sensational Cincinnati discovery.
A medical note promotes a home treatment claiming to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It suggests mixing one ounce of Parmint with hot water a white granulated sugar and taking a table spoonful four times daily. The piece asserts gradual improvement in breathing headaches and hearing with early application.
Plainspoken ad promotes Cascar eert laxative tablets as a gentle night-time remedy. Claims to remove liver and bowel poisons, relieve head ache, coated tongue, bad breath and sour stomach. Encourages buying a box for a few cents to improve health without harshness.
In Boston on April 21 Thomas W. Lawson and L. Van Riper were fined $1000 each for violation of state advertising laws on mining stocks. Lawson pleaded guilty to 13 counts, with ten fines of $100 and three counts on file. Van Riper faced ten counts, pleading to all and fined $100 per count. William Jt Fitzgerald fined $400 and George J. Ware $100 on similar charges. Others with prior guilty pleas were fined $100 each.
Dillon April 21 Mrs Craig Cornell an early pioneer woman of the Beaverhead area died at her country home south of Dillon after years of ill health. Survived by husband Craig Cornell a son Roscoe F. Cornell and daughters Mrs George Murray and Mrs Charles Burden funeral plans await word from distant relatives.
In Colorado Springs, students parked 100 or more personal cars around the high school grounds triggering school board action. The board voted to ban the practice of students driving their own cars to school, citing safety and discipline concerns.
In Norman Ohio on a recent night a carpenter and four smiths attempted to mold a caseline. Prock was injured and hospitalized. A housekeeper found an infant girl about six weeks old on a doorstep with a note claiming the baby was entrusted to a good Catholic family. The child was taken to St. John’s hospital foundling ward.
A Cleveland reader recounts how Cadomene helped a sister cure nervous fatigue insomnia and loss of appetite. The testimonial notes the sister advised taking Cadomene after her own health improved and credits the medicine with restoration of strength and vigor, sold by druggists.
Thousands of ruined heads of hair testify to the damaging effects of heated curling irons. The article claims dull dry riveted hair and split uneven ends result from regular use, promoting a safe toothbrush method as a lasting, pleasant alternative with weeks of smoothness.
Henry Casey, 79, longtime Butte resident and former Massa GATE member born in New Brunswick, died after a brief illness. Mineral services will be at White parlors tonight, with burial in Minneapolis family plot. Horace Casey to accompany the body to Minneapolis.
A fragmented health column discusses weight concerns for men and women and the supposed dangers of being too thin. It touts chemical remedies and suggests tablets and tonics, urging readers to follow sealed packaging directions over several months.
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