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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1923

Page

3

Eat and Get Thin Adventure in Diet Pills Fad

An old style health ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a painless fat loss method. For one dollar the druggist or Marmola Company will supply a course of tablets to be taken after meals and at bedtime until weight loss occurs. The copy claims the product is harmless, faster than starvation or exercise, and improves overall health while reducing fat.

Woodward Avenue Detroit Mich

Doctors Wanted To Operate

Muskegon Michigan Mrs Nellie Quillon recalls eight years of medical misfortune before opting for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles her strength returned, side pains faded, and she resumed factory work. She continues using the remedy and urges others with warning symptoms to take it.

Mrs. Quillen Lydia E. Pinkham Muskegon Michigan Nellie Quillon Morris St Muskegon, Mich

Million Ford cars and trucks produced in 1923 by Ford

Detroit August 18 1923 Ford Motor Company offices announce that production reached one million vehicles for 1923 on July 20, driven by rising demand since the start of the year. The milestone follows steady yearly increases since 1915 and highlights the company’s capacity expansion to meet growing needs.

Detroit Mich Ford Ford Motor Company

Yellowstone Trail road report details Montana Idaho conditions

Fred Martin, manager of the Yellowstone Trail bureau, issued a detailed report yesterday on highway conditions in Montana and parts of Idaho. The West section notes the Yellowstone trail status is described in the report.

Missoula Bonita Anaconda Philipsburg Drummond Livingston Park Cameron Virginia City Helena Great Falls Calgary Elk Park Butte-Salt Lake Melrose Dillon Spencer Idaho Idaho Falls Blackfoot Pocatello Salt Lake Yellowstone Park Livingston and Gardiner West Yellowstone Montana Fred Martin Yellowstone Trail Bureau

John E Hunt Recovering From Long Illness

John E Hunt, once critically ill at Murray's hospital, was reported on the road to recovery. His mother Mrs P J Hunt and sister Miss Catherine Hunt arrived from Seattle, while his brother Lieutenant B F Hunt, stationed on the west coast, will return to duty today. Peru area stated as 722,461 square miles.

John E. Hunt Murray’s Hospital P. J. Hunt Catherine Hunt Hunt Butte Seattle B. F. Hunt

Asir Emirate Death Sparks Hidden Arabian Realm Tale

National Geographic highlights the passing of the emir of Asir and the country’s secluded, fanatical Mohammedan realm. Asir lies on the Red Sea coast with a hot barren coast and a lush interior high plateau. Venice’s St. Mary’s church, founded 830 A. D., is noted in the bulletin.

Washington Asir Sabia National Geographic Society Arabian Red Sea Turkey Italy Constantinople St. Mary’s Church Venice

Ada McGrath and Dave Goggin wed at St Marys Church

Miss Ada McGrath and Dave Goggin were married at 6 o'clock mass in St Marys church yesterday morning with Rev Father OMalley officiating. The bridal party included Miss Anna McGrath and A L Driscoll. Goggin works as a telegrapher for Milwaukee railroad. After a brief wedding tour they will settle in Butte.

Ada McGrath Dave Goggin St. Mary's Church Father O'Malley Anna McGrath A. L. Driscoll Goggin Milwaukee Railroad Butte

Power on farms lifts half of American success stories

About half of the thriving farms in America rely on artificial power sources like gasoline engines, steam engines, or electricity to drive their operations, reflecting the modernization of agriculture and its impact on productivity.

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