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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
2
A vintage ad extols Tiz for tired feet, promising relief from corns callouses and bunions. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent box, claiming feet will feel light and comfortable, and even allow smaller shoe sizes after use.
Coughs and bronchial attacks risk lingering aftereffects unless treated promptly. Dr King's New Discovery soothes inflamed membranes, loosens mucous, and promotes restful sleep. Available at all druggists since 1869, 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a corrective for constipation indigestion and related symptoms. It promises to systematize the body and improve complexion energy and mood for 25 cents.
In the speech the speaker argues for Italian claims to Istria up to a strategic frontier, excluding Fiume from Italian sovereignty and proposing autonomy for the port, with Lissa ceded to Italy. He calls for disarmament under the League of Nations and safeguards for minority rights while warning against creating hostile neighbors for Italy.
From Paris April 29 Associated Press Rome Premier Orlando will not return to sign the peace treaty in Paris. Ambassador Page says Orlando fears internal upheaval if Italy signs without its aims met though he regrets the short time before German arrival. Page notes steps to curb protests against President Wilson.
In Rome on April 29 Premier Orlando told the chamber of deputies that he received the American memorandum on April 14 about the Adriatic question and said he had been assured that the American delegation had not reached any definite conclusion about Italy.
Rome April 29 Deputy Turati official leader of the socialist party said the socialists would defend self determination for Fiume and the revolutionary Russia. He added they cannot align with socialists of other states who applaud imperial moves by Britain and American domination and the Saar occupation.
The new law imposes a 10 percent tax on many goods including soda fountain items, ice cream and cosmetics, to be added to the sale price and remitted to the U S monthly. Vendors must print tax amounts on menus and keep daily records for two years. Jewelry and watches taxed at 5 percent from April 1, and a separate list sets thresholds for carpets frames purses hats boots and many other items with tax due at sale.
The article notes March saw the fewest failures in 26 years and the first quarter of 1919 had fewer failures than any other quarter in 38 years, signaling prosperity.
The great Yokohama blaze caused 2 deaths and about 80 injuries. Sixty blocks of the Japanese quarter burned, with losses estimated at 15 million yen or roughly 7.47 million dollars. Foreign observers watched five fires blaze simultaneously as a relief fund was started by the mayor. In Washington, Senator Lodge backed Italy’s demand for the port of Fiume, arguing national safety over commercial interests.
In Rome on Sunday April 29 a meeting announced that Fiume's national council had handed all state and municipal powers to a representative of the Italian government to be exercised in the name of King Victor Emmanuel, prompting strong public enthusiasm.
New telegraph cables to Ceylon shorten the message time from London to the island to about thirty minutes after filing. This rapid link boosts communication between the British capital and Ceylon, ensuring faster exchange of news and official notices.
Timothy Mack aged 60 husband of Mary Mack and father of John Mack. Remains removed to Walsh's parlors and will be moved to the family residence at a time to be announced.
M. J. Walsh Co Funeral Directors and Embalmers at 307 309 West Park Street offers automobile equipment and related services with a phone contact listed for inquiries and arrangements.
Funeral notices list Robert Byrnes eleven years old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Byrnes at 109 Pacific Street with service at St Lawrence church and burial at St Patrick's cemetery Katharine Smith dies wife of Mrs Smith at 522 North Main Street with service at St Marys church and burial at Holy Cross cemetery Rose M McHatton widow of John J McHatton dies at 315 West Broadway with service pending and burial plans to be announced Flowers requested to be omitted due to the family’s wishes
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