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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1908
Page
23
William H. Dean of Newark reports seven years of hand eczema cured by Cuticura after using a slate pencil and crude remedies. He used Cuticura Soap and Gullotra Ointment, keeping them for sunburn and shaving. He writes briefly, promising more detail but not wasting time.
A reader testifies that her daughter suffered sores and foot pain last summer, initially thought to be eczema or poisoning from weeds. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores healed in two weeks, and she praises Cuticura as the best treatment.
Frederic J. Haskin notes that a projected eight billion dollar farm value marks a historic high, with about ten percent attributed to government work. He details gains from the Agriculture Department, the Reclamation Service, and related bureaus in crop introductions, pest control, and irrigation increasing yields across cereals, cotton, hay, tobacco, potatoes, fruits, and vegetables.
Lawyer Daniel OReilly says Thaw may have to cut the $1,000 monthly alimony if bankruptcy proceeds continue. He contends Thaw cannot provide for his wife while in bankruptcy and hints at a possible restraining order to halt further adjudication. OReilly plans action in the United States Supreme Court with support from two former Thaw counsel while Roger OMarа reviews Thaw accounts at Dutchess County jail.
A Civil War account recalls a captain who received a headquarters order for his men to change undershirts. A sergeant relayed it noting soldiers had only one each. The captain frowned then commanded the men to swap undershirts, emphasizing obedience to orders.
James Ryan, charged with the murder of his brother in law Daniel F Mooney by firing five shots in an East Park street saloon, was freed on bail. The bond set at 2500 with sureties Harry W Turner Savin Lisa Rod D Leggat L A Walker and John A Ryan approved by Judge Donian.
Aug. 1 Friederichshafen Count Zeppelin opposes a plan by Walter Rathenau to pool subscriptions as a national fund for general airship purposes. He may resist guardianship over tributes already sent for his use in aerial navigation. Co workers note gifts of wines cigars groceries and other items have been received.
Peter Lackner resigns as general manager and board member of the Butte and Buxton Copper Mining Company. Charles Fase named to replace him as manager and to direct company affairs as development plans proceed. The firm owns promising copper properties in the region.
Bryan plans broad national appeals with Kern adding focus in Indiana Ohio Illinois and other middle western states. Conference notes praise possible Democratic wins in Ohio Indiana New York and Wisconsin with Iowa deemed doubtful. Bryant aides prepare campaign text book and discuss fund raising while Osborne reports intermountain victories including Wyoming Idaho Utah Colorado and Montana.
The Democratic National Committee assigns Mr Richmond to the Chicago headquarters as a former editor is appointed second assistant secretary. Yan contemplates a Pacific coast journey but remains undecided for October, with plans for September not fully formed and likely to keep him home.
Lincoln Nebraska swarmed with Democrats as flags banners and portraits of William Jennings Bryan adorned hotels city hall and the state capitol. Notificat ion ceremonies were prepared with a large platform and crowd seating in front of the capitol while delegates and newspaper staff gathered to observe the event.
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