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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
10
Miss Elsie Toney of Derby Oregon reports a yearlong eczema struggle on her hand and fingers. After receiving a free Cuticura sample she bought Ointment and Soap and says the treatment healed her skin, with a free 32 page skin book offer by mail from Boston.
Dr. C. P. Robbing describes anti kamnia tablets as effective for pain relief and malaria headaches, noting quick relief after two tablets. He claims they prevent quinine aftereffects and aid digestion headaches and neuralgic pains. Available at all druggists under AK tablets.
The ad promotes Eckman’s Alterative as a safe, habit free treatment for pulmonary, asthmatic, and bronchial issues. It claims twenty years of success and easy assimilation of calcium chloride. It urges trials for neglected colds or deep seated lung infections and directs readers to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
A public meeting draws women voters to hear Hughes speak on women’s issues. The event focuses on suffrage and civic participation with emphasis on creating informed female voters.
Char ies F Hughes spoke to women voters in Spokane Idaho, urging a new spirit of efficient government and national housekeeping. He defended protective tariffs, attacked the current administration and warned that postwar prosperity depends on strong American industries and a skilled, qualified public service.
Washington Aug. 14 Secures absentee representatives return to the capitol for the fight over the conference report on the 315 800 000 naval bill beginning in the house tomorrow. The house is to approve senate building and personnel increases with 157 ships in three years four battleships and four battle cruisers next year enlistee strength 74 000. President Wilson and Secretary Daniels support larger authorizations. Democratic Leader Kitchin opposes the measure while estimating objections but expects the house to concur in the senate program.
San Francisco August 14. The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the title of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads to Sacramento waterfront lands valued in the millions, rejecting claims by Ennis Brown company of Sacramento and 15 others. Judge William B. Gilbert dissented.
Six army fliers qualified for junior military aviator rank receive orders from the War Department to move from San Diego to Columbus New Mexico to join the First Aero squadron under Capt. Benjamin D. Fou lois. The officers Liets Hefman Brett Rein burg McDonnell Butts Wheeler will depart for the Mexican border Wednesday. The First Aero squadron now numbers 24 aviators. July training at the North Island school logged 637 flights without a serious accident.
Senator Penrose expanded the Republican attack on President Wilson by introducing resolutions seeking investigations of presidential appointments that waived civil service requirements. Washington notes the move as a step further in the ongoing controversy.
A report from researchers notes cork oak trees in Spain thrive in less fertile soils. The finding highlights adaptation of Quercus suber to harsh conditions and implications for wood production and land management.
Kinney Minnesota August 14 two men identified as JL Burotich and Andy Ventich alleged leaders in the Industrial Workers of the World were arrested and held without bail after accusations they attempted to kidnap Mrs Edward Eno wife of a deputy sheriff and Mrs Edward Clark of Virginia Minnesota and Mrs Clark’s four year old son.
Toys ordered 18 months early for the 1915 Christmas trade arrived today in Portland from Hamburg. The shipments came by rail from New York and today marks the first of five carloads en route.
Reports from Deer Park and other Allegheny points describe temperatures down to 30 degrees this morning. Frost caused considerable damage and resembled light snowfall across the area.
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