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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1912
Page
6
Mare W J Cleland of Kin g eley Michigan describes a severe facial skin eruption in her fourteen month old baby starting as four or five pimples that spread to the eye and nostrils. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the swelling subsided with no recurrence.
A claimed new medicine Eckman's Alterative is touted as effective against tuberculosis, bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, and lung troubles. A Rochester affidavit says it cured a patient after priest urged its use, with ads noting no poisons or opiates and urging readers to request a booklet for evidence.
A Helena man claims connection to a distant carpenter turned millionaire, Peter Daktin, with an estate valued over 2 million dollars including cash and properties in New York and Pennsylvania. Correspondence reveals arrangements under a will and a pending administrator hearing at Albany where the heir will claim his share.
Built for Iran San Francisco August 1. first "l... car" in service by an Ainstivan Railroad will attach to a Southern Pacific train from San Francisco to Los Angeles. If successful, more cars will follow with a long counter and opposite aisle seating. Meals served at all hours. Prices around cents for sandwiches and bacon. steaks and roasts offered at higher prices.
London reports gross rumors of plots in the Russian Black Sea and Baltic fleets have revived. Martial law is proclaimed at Sebastopol and Cronstadt as a precaution to suppress revolutionary agitators, according to the Times correspondent.
Chicago stereo typers who had been in a local union since May formed a new organization yesterday. The group gains authority from International Typographical Union officers who withdrew the charter of the former body after a strike was deemed unauthorized.
Mrs. O. Belmont, 31 P. Belmont, says she is handling her own marketing this summer to protest a widespread system of petty graft in wealthy summer households. She claims servants profit from employers’ expenses and calls it wrong, describing it as a "phantom of grafting" in the season.
Baltimore publishers report a noner way plan to merge and enlarge a section of the denominational press. The aim is to restore papers operating at a loss by combining five locally issued religious publications into a new syndicate headquartered in Chicago.
Washington Aug 19 life savers at New Greenhill station heroically rescued the crew of the schooner L T Jumber from Hauger Maine bound for New York wrecked off the Rhode Island coast all hands saved aboard the life saving station crew performed the perilous operation with swift action and teamwork
In New York Aug 18 James Havemeyer once linked with his family's sugar refining business is reported dead at age ten at his home. Following the races, a local venue advertises "Riphellew for good things" at 26 South Main, Bust. NG IPH SPARROW. A sparrow lity carried 27M unns into a district in Min Dorset England, and 4,544 uzes were taken.
James Gallagher was shot by bandits yesterday and Tack Callihan, wanted in Utah for killing a marshal, was identified as the gunman by witnesses. Callihan, arrested locally, is being held to stand trial after conflicting statements and a plan to surrender if a fellow suspect was wounded. Sheriff Sharp and Captain O'Brien anticipate conviction and rewards tied to the case.
Officials at the Vatican deny a press report that the pope left the Vatican to visit Rosa, sister said to be paralyzed. They say the stroke occurred in June and was not life threatening, noting she has nearly fully recovered.
Samuel Mandel president of Mandel Wros a millionaire merchant died at his Chicago residence today aged 84. Born in Kerzenheim Germany he leaves four daughters and five brothers. The passing ends a long career in business and philanthropy with substantial influence in the local economy.
The county central committee settled on one set of primaries to appoint delegates for the county and state conventions. The meeting chaired by Chir nin Pit Goodwin with 33 members present set dates, apportionment proposals, and pending resolutions regarding separate conventions for judicial candidates.
A 1912 notice from A. & P. L. railway outlines a special round trip fare of £1 to Butte and Anaconda. The sale runs on a Wednesday with departure at 30 minutes past midnight. details appear in the timetable notice.
Tickets available at the Butte Land and Investment Company office at 19 West Cirssuttle Street during office hours today or at the church from 6 to 8 this evening. The event is a picnic at Melvcite Ranch on Milwhl Kee with transport by train and fare details listed.
Plans for a fully underground urban railway in Naples call for a 15 station line stretching about 16 kilometers, with seven stations serving the town and a 10 kilometer suburban branch. Electric traction, steam powered generating plant, and two storage batteries are described, with an estimated cost of 30,040,000 francs and four years to completion. The line aims to ease access to sites like Pompeii and the Camaldoli convent for visitors.
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