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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a popular safe color restorer for gray or faded hair. It claims to restore youthfulness without staining the scalp or leaving a greasy look, and notes availability at Fair Drug and Assay Supply and other drug stores for $1.
A sensational advertisement touts a home-made saxolite lotion as a simple remedy for wrinkles and sagging skin. It promises rapid, dramatic improvement by dissolving saxolite in hazel and bathing the face, claiming firms pores and vanishing crow's feet.
Washington April 29 Telegraphs went to all republican senators from Senator Lodge floor leader and Senator Curtis whip asking that public expressions be withheld until a republican conference decides on stance. Leaders plan to study the revised covenant draft before a pre senate conference. Senator McNary endorsed the Paris covenant as amended, calling it imperfect yet essential for lasting peace.
New York on April 29 reports the loan poster model Tony Avolaur from Provincetown Massachusetts with wife and four children will answer city appeals to assist in selling Victory notes. He is in Boston for his first appearance to boost loan sales and was born in Provincetown forty years ago.
An old ad describes meats forming acids that strain kidneys and cause aches headaches and digestive upset. It promotes Jad Salts from a pharmacy as a lemon grape lithia drink to neutralize acids flush the kidneys and prevent bladder issues.
A vintage advertisement claims you can quickly save five to ten dollars by dry cleaning all household items with gasoline and Solvite soap. It advises washing garments and textiles in a dishpan outdoors away from flame, promising no fading shrinking or wrinkling.
Paris reports the supreme economic council approved steps to ease German fishing in the Skagerrack and Cattegat, extend North Sea access, and suspend wartime import restrictions for north neutral countries and Switzerland. The council also allowed food shipments to Germany without inter allied approval, and directed relief efforts to boost coal production in Austria Hungary and Poland while reviewing Danube traffic regulation.
Mudros bowling quintet fell 2,456 to 2,448 to the Independents in a tight Marquette alley contest. Cundy led with 566 total and 265 in a single game, while Humfield posted 556 for Independents. Mudros players Verheyen 524 and J. Mudro 581 were notable, and Mudros schedule another meeting with Calkins tonight.
Former Speaker Clark announced his support for the finally adopted League of Nations covenant. He praised the Monroe Doctrine amendment and withdrawal provision, noting two years is still too long but better than nothing. He stressed that the amendments strengthen the pact.
Chicago announcers said burglary insurance rates will rise May 1 affecting banks hold up risks and many mercantile classes but not residences. The move aims to counter increased bank robberies payroll holdups and thefts of fur and silk stores.
The United States needs sinews of peace as it did sinews of war. Victory loan subscribers fulfill a duty to the living and the dead and to future generations, ensuring the country's continued role as arbiter and exemplar among nations and providing means to fight bolshevism.
Seattle April 29 Mayor Hanson, before a Victory loan tour, was believed to be targeted by a bolshevist plot after a dynamite bomb reached his mail. Inspector Bannack noted the plan discussed openly by radicals amid his harsh attacks on them. Police guarded the mayor upon return, while federal authorities worked to ID the sender with the bomb sent to his office.
One of the year's top events, the Anaconda Copper Mines band headlines a benefit concert at Broadway theater Thursday night. The program includes vocal selections by Mrs. Harry Hopkins, Ed Davis, Joe Andrews, and a violin solo by Professor Braden. Accompanists are Professor Blixley, Mme. McPherson, and Arlington Laity.
A crafts note states it takes fourteen or fifteen yards of thread to stitch the uppers of a pair of shoes. This detail highlights the material needed in traditional shoemaking processes.
Electrical heating of rivets now facilitates structural iron work operations. The technique uses electric current to heat rivets, speeding assembly and reducing bending during construction projects.
Lincoln Neb April 29 William J Bryan is a candidate for moderator of the Presbyterian church of the United States. Announcement from J B Wootan New York publicity director for the church says the moderator will be chosen at the general assembly in St Louis May 15 23.
London reports say last night a clash at Winchester repatriation camp between American and South African troops left one or two Americans injured, none seriously. Early wireless dispatches claimed three Americans were killed and 380 injured.
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