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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
3
A fragmentary note suggests a simple hot water drink with a pint added for relief of catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims breathing ease and throat comfort after taking the remedy and invites others with similar symptoms to try the prescription.
An advertisement touts a phelactine based hair removal as superior to depilatories, electrolysis, or shaving. It claims nonirritating, noncorroding, nonsterilizing action and safety for consumption. It promises a smooth, hairless skin without harm and urges readers to purchase a phelactine stick from Gracie and Teles.
A fragment discusses using a yeast based preparation claiming to promote weight gain. It mentions chemists and apothecary shops and sealed packages but lacks clear context or complete details.
In Seattle on April 26 a search by 13 hours with deputy sheriffs residents and bloodhounds located 21 year old Alvin who had been missing since yesterday afternoon. He was found at daybreak sleeping on a pallet of twigs near Jovita close to J J Bibley’s home where he had been playing.
Silas A. Holcomb governor of Nebraska from 1895 to 1898 and Nebraska supreme court member 1901 to 1907 died in Bellingham Washington at age 61. He had lived there since last July. Remains will be shipped to Broken Bow Nebraska.
Oakland Cal April 26 A coroner s jury found that Associate Justice Henry A Melvin of the State Supreme Court died from natural causes due to cerebral hemorrhage The funeral was held this afternoon by the Oakland lodge of Ellis and attended by leading jurists of the state.
Former Minnesota governor candidate Bentall convicted on tapionage act charges and receives a two year federal prison term at Leavenworth Kansas.
In a suit to quiet title against the city, the court favored the plaintiff Hi McQuenney. The decision involved title to certain property and ramifications for ownership and claim validity.
The Butte high school alumni association presents an evening performance in the high school auditorium. A dress rehearsal completed. the three act play promises excitement and speed with new scenery bought a week ago as a gift from the 1919 graduates. Noted costumes and borrowed police uniforms add to the production quality.
Philip Lamb through guardian Walt Jean Lamb sues for damages alleging injuries after being struck by an auto at Utah Avenue and First Streets noon Feb 4 1920. Lamb aged four states his right leg was broken in the accident. The case names defendant Bert Glover and LB Greaves among others. A stray note mentions Fiji canoes of up to 100 feet.
A telegraph report from Florina sent to Exchange Telegraph in Athens says supporters of Isad Pasha and Turkish nationalist leader have occupied Tirana and overthrown the Albanian government. The message claims the former government members have been dispersed.
Houston reports from Texas indicate Tampico oil fields remain quiet amid Sonora revolution rumors. Messages in the last 36 hours say business is normal and one even requests more workers for development. No fighting has been confirmed in the area.
William H. Seward son of the late Secretary Seward dies in Albany after a long illness at age 81. He resided in Washington during much of the Civil War and knew Lincoln intimately. He led the 138th New York volunteers later becoming Ninth heavy artillery and after the war entered banking as a director in several large corporations.
The piece recalls Jesus calling workers sons of God and links his teaching to the Interchurch World Movement. It urges laborers and industry to follow the Golden Rule to shape future production toward happiness, character, and joy through church collaboration.
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a lean antiseptic wash for eczema and skin troubles. It highlights a 35 cent trial size and a large bottle price, claiming the product is safe economical and easy to use with no grease smear or stain. The EW Raw Co Cleveland publishes the claim.
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