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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
10
The ad extols a pretty, healthy woman and says beauty fades but a contented figure lasts. It claims back ache headaches nervous irritability and drag ging sensations hinder popularity and advancement. It then promotes Lydia Piniham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative that dispels these symptoms.
The nine jurors returned verdicts clearing Buck Weaver Swede Risberg Felsch Williams Gandil and Joe Jackson in a famous county case. Spectators cheered as bailiffs struggled for order while players reacted with mixed emotion and plans formed to notify families and move on.
Subscribers in rural districts should call 78-M for undelivered papers and delivery requests. Deer Lodge News notes Aug events with visits, travel, and local business, including court cases, transportation, and infrastructure projects. Coroner investigated a death by expected suicide in Philipsburg as the town records list multiple residents and town activity.
A district census debate centers on securing one name costing six dollars to the district while funds are tight. Clerk Wood will proceed with census work once the required fine arrives. The board discusses resignations, possible successors, and the timing of actions regarding Dr Maginn and Prof Douglass. Also noted are school property disposal talks, auditorium use, and fiscal figures for Butte schools.
Little change was yesterday noted in the condition of Charles Austin, former secretary of the chamber of commerce, who is confined to Columbia hospital after a breakdown following a trip to the East. Doctors reported no significant improvement.
Slight improvement was yesterday reported in the condition of James Reynolds by his attendants at the Murray hospital. Since being brought to Butte from Missoula more than a week ago the patient has been conscious only at intervals. Physicians as yet have made no statement regarding the probable chances for his recovery.
McGinley reports a no limit policy on enrollment in a new correspondence school for former servicemen with practical subjects included. The stem is estimated to cost about 1,000,000 dollars for initial setup and 100,000 students in the first year. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty notes the Knights spent roughly 4,000,000 dollars last year supporting 132 free night schools and 500 university and college courses for veterans.
The Helena gathering of secretaries opened with a formal welcome and the start of annual sessions. Delegates debated forming a new national body embracing state electors and discussed topics including motor vehicle laws and Uniform Highway acts.
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