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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
2
Mrs Andrew Scheid of Route 1 Belding Michigan says her two or three year old suffered eczema that spread over her face. After using about a half box of Cuticura Ointment and one bar of Cuticura Soap the child was healed. The ad notes Cuticura’s skin healing and offers samples by post card request.
Report notes a royal visit occurred quietly with few people aware of the king's presence. Details remain scarce and undisclosed, leaving observers unsure of the purpose or location.
King George and the Prince of Wales toured the French front for a week observing battles won by British troops. They visited trenches near Mametz Delville Wood and Pozieres and met Generals Rawlinson and Congreve, saluted a fallen Unknown British Soldier, and spoke with troops from Scotland Ireland and Australia.
Miss Birdie Stephens of Seaforth Ontario visits Butte and reports on Canadian war conditions. Red Cross aid funds theater and racing events while woolen socks and night clothes are produced for troops. Dearth of young men shifts employment. spring crops look promising. prices rise modestly under government controls.
In Chihuahua City on August 16 preparations begin for a sweeping series of court-martials aimed at disloyalty in Northern Mexico. One hundred prominent political figures await trial over revolutionary plots with hundreds of witnesses summoned. J Arrola a priest was found not guilty in the first case.
Representatives from 31 states are to attend a general reunion of veterans of all wars at the soldiers home in Dayton Ohio next Sunday. Gen George H Wood president of all soldiers homes in the United States and adjutant general of Ohio under Cox organized the gathering. All patriotic societies and women's auxiliaries nationwide are invited to send delegates.
Senator Martine of New Jersey assailed the paper trust in the senate and submitted an amendment to the revenue bill to place news print and materials on the free list. The bill would extend free-list status to print paper costing up to six cents a pound, up from two and a half cents, under current law.
Weather bureau issued warnings to all gulf coast and southern points as a West Indian hurricane gathered heading northwesterly with its center about 150 miles northwest of Jamaica. The system moved northwestward toward the region today.
James E. Galbraith, president and founder of Galbraith, Bacon & Co., Seattle, died after several weeks illness. He was 67 and well known in the Northwest for his role in major industrial projects.
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