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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1923
Page
3
Chicago woman Mrs Helen Sevick shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her backache weakness and other female troubles. She offers to write to any affected woman to answer questions and pass on her experience as thousands report similar benefits over decades.
By the Associated Press in New York Aug 20 Jesse C Carson, a former Los Angeles grocer, arrived in New York seeking funds to return home after denying being Carson. He claimed to have endured ground glass poisoning in Honduras and teased a forthcoming disclosure about the Clara Phillips case, while detailing alleged plots, revolutions, and rifle shipments. He declined to discuss Phillips until back in Los Angeles.
Electrical wizard Charles P. Steinmetz predicts a future where most work can be done in four hours per day. He argues new electric power will enable efficient production and allow every worker a five month vacation each year.
A Sanders county farmer delegation of about 30 dairymen toured nine Ravalli county dairies last Saturday. Stops included Mountain View stock farm Florence, Bitter Root Cheese & Products Stevensville, Stevensville creamery, Daly estate and Hamilton tourist camps. Tours featured Holstein Guernsey and Jersey herds, modern silo and milk house displays, with county agents Thorfinson and Campbell guiding the group.
Omar J. Hagerty, lineman for the Missoula Light and Water Co., severely hurt July 24 in Corvallis when a decayed pole broke, fractured collar bone and bruised thighs and back. He has left hospital for home, plans to resume work in weeks, and formerly lived in Anaconda where he worked at the reduction works.
Corvallis Aug 20 Mrs Mary Cutler 70 wife of A C Cutler fell and fractured her right leg above the knee last Saturday afternoon while doing light house work. She was taken to Hamilton hospital where Dr George Me Grath attended to her injured limb.
Photographers from the advertising departments of the Northern Pacific Milwaukee and Burlington railroads spent several days last week near Hamilton filming moving picture views of the industries of the area and surrounding country.
Helen Wills and Athleene Kane appear on a Forest Hills court shaking hands amid a match or event. The scene emphasizes prominent women players and the social courtesy of the era.
Esther Black Parmalee and her four year old son Charles Roy Parmalee crossed from Mexico into El Paso as a custody dispute, begun in Los Angeles, moves to a new international chapter. The boy, a World War I veteran in the U S Air Service, had been with his father in Mexico City and was spirited north after a failed reconciliation attempt.
Advices from Seoul say 346 dead and over 1,000 missing after a severe tidal wave and storm across four western Korean provinces. The Yalu river area endured the heaviest damage with thousands of houses submerged and extensive property loss.
Eastward shipments begin on a new contract as John Hickey, Moorlight Mining superintendent, dispatches a crew after a wire from an Eastern steel concern orders manganese. In town, the Peters family returns from Butte and the Granite County High School Alumni hold their Echo Lake picnic inviting the public. Deportments note visitors from Portland and Spokane with local meetings and family visits.
Edmund F Arras International Kiwanis president from Columbus will address Butte Kiwanis members and invited guests after a luncheon at the Silver Bow club. Public attendance requires reservations by 5 pm with Dee McGonigle. Arras arrives Wednesday morning by Northern Pacific and will be met by Earl Grenzberger. Mrs Pierce will greet Mrs Arras.
Associated Press dispatch from Teheran reports five severe earthquakes in Turbat- Haidari over 24 hours, leaving inhabitants panicked and casualties feared amid accompanying floods causing damage across the area.
Aug 20 Philipsburg residents Dr and Mrs A C Knight and Miss Dorothy Knight visited friends in Anaconda Sunday. Wilford J Winninghoff Florence and Rose Winninghoff and Heck Winninghoff spent Sunday at Echo Lake picnic grove. Lee Caldwell of Bonita visiting. Dr W S Power returned from lower Rock Creek with Mrs Power. Forrest A Wyman left for Chicago for mining matters related to a manganese contract.
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