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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
8
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by local sprays or douches. Delaying treatment worsens the disease and can reach the lungs, risking consumption. The ad touts S. S. S. as the remedy targeting the blood, urging readers to consult the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for expert advice.
A five member committee presented a request to the Butte engineers union asking them not to perform work usually done by metal trades craftsmen. The engineers voted to appoint a mediation committee to confer with the metal trades, acting as intermediaries to help settle the strike and end labor troubles on the hill.
The banner social event of the year is the Knights of Columbus victory dance at the Gardens Pavilion tonight. Dillone's seven piece orchestra will play as the Moor is filled with festive music from 9 pm. The entertainment committee promises a well staged event welcoming back members from service.
Forbes highlights Mrs Ida Clyne Clarke on a six month tour of South America studying women's economic opportunities. She faced unaccommodating hotels in Lima where she was the first American woman to stay at a top hotel, paying a 1000 Peruvian money room charge. She adapted by learning Spanish, practicing phrases, and surviving a curious lesson where leaf word hoja caused humorous misunderstanding.
Sir Marcus Samuel buys Berkeley Square parcel for 25 million dollars from the Earl of Berkeley and links the fashionable district’s development to his early shopkeeping days. He built wealth in oil, forming a company that echoes his start in a small teashore shop.
In a dramatic 36 hole final, Ouimet edges Evans by one stroke 150 to 151. Despite tonsillitis, Evans battles hard with strong putting as Ouimet builds a 34 for the first half and maintains the lead through a grueling course two.
Sheriff John K. O Rourke denies any connection to Ed Morrissy in appointing a 15 deputy roster. The article references public statement and ongoing inquiry into internal police staffing. A separate note mentions patented electrically wired insoles designed to warm outdoor workers by connecting to vehicle or power sources.
Reported disruption at the Winter Garden as managers and actors clashed over a strike. Musicians walked out while a musical extravaganza proceeded, sparked by a union dispute among picture workers and performers.
At the eleventh governors conference, a resolution urged Congress to provide 400000 for road building to run five years. States would match dollar for dollar, though sparsely populated areas fear added burdens. Gov On A Lan Eoin discussed using public domain lands for funding. Germany and Bolshevism are debated as factors in postwar control and freedom.
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