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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
10
An Oregon couple reports relief after using Taniac, claiming shoulder and joint pain vanished, appetite returned, weight increased by ten pounds, and renewed energy. They credit the product for their improved health and recommend it to friends. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug and by leading druggists.
Elizabeth Smart of Lowell Massachusetts describes severe anemia from age sixteen eased by Sanative Wash and Vegetable Complex. She credits improved strength, appetite, sleep, and ability to work after using the product and recommends it to others based on her experience and friends’ inquiries.
A famed expert introduces a new method to end corns, promising instant pain relief and easy removal. The liquid or plaster is applied by a touch, claimed to loosen the corn and end suffering, with many already praising its gentle and rapid action. Your druggist offers the liquid or plaster titled Blue.
Butte Chamber of Commerce moves rooms toward a garden exhibit for the annual flower show to be held August 11 to 13. Pine and cottonwood trees in tubs prevent wilting as backdrops while exhibits flank a simulated city lot. Landscape chief Mrs. W. L. Creden says the show will be the greatest in the city, rivaling western cities in beauty and scale.
Funeral services for Alice Mudro, little daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mudro of 2248 South Dakota Street, will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at home and 10 o'clock at St Joseph's church. Mass will be celebrated at 10:30. Interment in Catholic cemetery. The child died after a car overturn on Harrison Avenue near the old Regan road house Sunday evening at 7:30. Seven other occupants escaped serious injury. Mrs Edith Willard, mother of Mrs Mudro, suffered a broken collar bone and is resting at the Deaconess hospital. Mrs Murdo was badly bruised and lacerated. She learned of her daughter's death several hours after the accident.
Two small fires broke out almost simultaneously last evening near 722 South Arizona and in the Hayes coal yards behind the Northern Pacific yards. The Capitol Commission house shed holding barrel materials burned partially with some contents damaged. flames were extinguished without further loss. The Hayes coal yards blaze started near papers at the plant’s east end, causing minimal damage. Fire chief cited both incidents as minor with undetermined fire cause for the Capitol shed.
The first annual St. John’s Evangelist church picnic will be at Columbia Gardens on Aug. 10. A committee is arranging a program for children and adults with a game between A.C.M. and Cole-Pitts, offering prizes for first to third places. The day ends with a social dance in the evening.
Preston Ramsey completed a six weeks course at a citizen training camp and earned a commission as second lieutenant in the reserve. He previously served in the aviation service in France and will pursue a commission as first lieutenant in the regular army. Probate matters noted.
D T G Speichenberg of Bate Switzerland registered at the Yellowstone trail association bureau as the first European visitor. He and a companion bought a car in New York and have been driving across the United States marveling at the scenery, comparing it to Switzerland and planning a Glacier visit. He praised American scenery and promised to advertise the country upon returning home.
Vancouver spotlight on Dad Quick a lifelong race track patron who misses opening day to finish a jockeys saddle. At nearly 101 he runs a Powell street saddlery serving clients from Australia to Brazil and has a racing-horsevolving past across North America. He says he cleared 600 dollars last meet at Brighouse park and still works amid ponies and mutuels.
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