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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
2
The ad proclaims that Gold Dust washing powder makes hard tap water as soft as rain water. It claims any woman can obtain soft water at home with little effort and cost by sprinkling Gold Dust into water from taps or wells.
Ros Janet McNenzie fills editor role and praises a cake hailed by cooking authorities as the finest of the season. The article notes the cake is not overly sweet yet remains popular and widely endorsed by experts.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for a range of child ailments from listlessness to stomach issues. It touts a natural, fig based laxative with gentle action, claiming it cleanses bowels without griping and without harming children. The text promotes the product as a reliable, tasty remedy available from druggists.
A California audience heard Secretary Bryan discuss the constitutional limits of a treaty and immigration laws involving Japanese and Chinese ownership. He indicated possible delays or a commission study, and suggested actions if immediate measures were demanded, while urging careful consideration of the president's views and potential legislation in California.
A sale offers fine silk dresses at 14.90 and 95c waists, with voile and lingerie waists on display. Women’s coats, including storm berkga styles in black and navy, are priced around 6.95 with a range of fancy mixtures.
Ex rebels under Gen Just Inez Salazar toured Casas Grandes today refusing to continue the campaign against Chihuahua constitutionalists. Salazar and his staff officers reportedly were held prisoner by their own men after the mutiny amid ongoing tensions in the border region.
Beuthen April 28. The communist strike in pressian Silesia is spreading rapidly as workers continue to lay down tools. The total number of those on strike has risen, underscoring growing labor unrest across the region.
The article recounts Oppenheimer’s brutal prison escapes from San Quentin and his deadly confrontation with inmate John Wilson, including sawing through bars, stealing a knife, and a planned attack on Francisco Quijada. The events unfold toward a death sentence and a September 19 incident.
In April the German budget committee debated a vast military expansion. Clerical center leader Mathis Arzbegerar warned that Germany would lack about 43,600 recruits to meet the proposed army size based on 1919 statistics. Officials considered whether the large force could be attained.
The minister of war asserted that no difficulty would hinder recruiting despite calls for large armies. He admitted greater challenges in supplying water divisions and noted changes in senior command would be needed, reflecting Germany's heavy demands during maneuvers.
An earthquake震 was felt in multiple Eastern Canadian cities on April 28 and nearby dates. In Ondensburin and Montreal the shocks lasted about half a minute with strong shaking and rattling, while Canton and Ottawa reported violent but non fatal tremors. No serious injuries or major damage were reported.
Davie of Goldberg black complained to police claiming he was visited while entering the Broadway theater. Willian Frary 26 and Frank Rieter 23 miners were jailed. Rieter released on 34K bond. Grace Allen, a woman from the Rootrinked district on West Park Street, released on $3 bond.
Special dispatch from Helena reports Daniel I Donohue of Glendive appointed major of the First battalion Montana National Guard and named colonel of the Second Regiment on recommendation of Adjutant General Greenar. Colonel Penwhite served on the Wisconsin Board from 1892 to 1898 and was a volunteer in the Spanish American War.
Misses and Children's black pants offered at 35 cents with a selection of vests and pants in various sleeve lengths and styles. Styles include tight lines and unthrilled finishes. Some items described as in law net or fish net materials.
A chaotic House debate ends the night session with defense of Underwood Oil by Representative Hardwick of Georgia and sharp exchanges among Democrats and Republicans. Leaders from Alabama Iowa Pennsylvania and other states push rival tariff positions while discussing the Bragphle report and amendments to the tariff law. Tomorrow brings readings of the Hilltar amendments in the House.
James Logan thirty of S01 Nopih Main street attempted to seize Patrolman Bennett’s club. The police pursued him and he was wounded and taken to emergency hospital. Logan is held for investigation by the officer in charge.
Dave Paltte, 49, of 118 South Oklahoma Street, was caught by a ground fall at the 1 320 foot level in the High Ore mine yesterday. He sustained a fracture of the right leg and head bruises. He is hospitalized at St James Hospital in good condition.
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