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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
9
An article promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a health tonic for women, claiming it restores youth by building strength and vitality. It features testimonials and urges readers to buy from druggists or send for a trial pack, asserting safety and long history of use.
An 1870s era ad recalls Dr. J C Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana naming a remedy Number 40 For The Blood to cure blood diseases. The druggist notes it opens the skin and treats eczema sores ulcers pimples and eruptions while helping chronic rheumatism constipation stomach kidney and liver troubles. Frank Stacer of Newburg testifies that the product relieved his rheumatism after six bottles and left him symptom free for two years.
The third article in the series explains the election process for Butte’s proposed chamber of commerce. It outlines primary ballots, director nominations, final ballots, and the final selection of officers. A member forum and special committees are described as key to open contact, accountability, and community needs, all operating under modern, representative practices.
Peter Kriser was found guilty of disturbance over the destruction of a small building at 704 East Aluminum. Police Judge Grimes imposed a $10 fine after Mike Hensnelly testified a building on his property was torn down and used for frowood by Kriser.
In police court the gambling charge against J C Walker of a place at 4 North Arizona was dismissed after evidence was heard. John Tolonen testified gambling was in operation, but corroborating proof was lacking. Separately, in Havana a national assembly of Cuba’s republican party nominated Senator Maza y Artola for president, noting his conservative stance and opposition to the Crowder electoral law.
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau arrived in Paris after two months in Exypes and Marseilles. He greeted reporters with a smile but refused to be photographed or interviewed, saying he just wanted to be left alone and to live quietly. A later note mentions German moves toward formal Vatican representation with Diego von Bergen named ambassador in Berlin.
Washington April 21 Ambassador Johnson in Rome was instructed by the state department to attend the allied conference at San Remo as official observer for the United States government. He will not participate in deliberations.
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