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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
2
An old advertisement touts TI Z foot bath as relief for aching, swollen and tender feet. It claims to draw out toxins, soften cords and callouses, and let wearers use smaller shoes. Available for 25 cents a bath, mailed by Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
An old advertisement promotes Pane’s Diapepsin as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims quick relief within five minutes, harmless taste, and benefits beyond digestion, including cleaner intestines and avoiding laxatives. The ad urges readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula on the fifty cent package.
A Seattle reader recounts three years of painful nail inflammation and onycholysis in three fingers. After trying various remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition, with praise for smoother nails and painless skin. The ad promotes Cuticura products and a free sample offer.
Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with kidneys and bladder The ad claims Williams Kidney Pills cure these conditions It lists the druggists Paxson Rockefonter Co and the proprietors Ste Wille Tams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio for sale in 1900s style medical advertising.
In Newport on August 21, San Francisco’s D. McLaughlin and Los Angeles’ Thomas C. Bundy won the doubles title, defeating Raymond D. Little and Gustave F. Touchard of New York in four sets before a crowd of around 7,900. The match featured strong play from both pairs, with Bundy improving as the contest progressed and McLaughlin matching the pace. Little was steadier for the eastern pair, while Touchard struggled with accuracy. The final score by sets was 6-3, 6-? and 12 games in the fourth set. The day also included other singles matches, with Gardner and Niles providing a notable showcase.
A mysterious death in England involves Mary Enelytte, an American woman found dead at a hospital after being discovered on a beach Sunday night. Clothing and jewelry suggest wealth. authorities consider possible poisoning and an attempted suicide. Nearby fishermen reported the scene.
Chicago defeats New York 4 0 in a tight game as Lew Richie dominates from the mound. Tesreau spirits the Giants, but Chicago plate four runs in the sixth and eighth to seize momentum and edge toward the pennant race.
A patent by Bradley A. Fiske of the United States Navy outlines a system to guide torpedoes from aircraft toward a target area. The weapon is carried by the plane, released to fall by gravity, and then its propulsion starts to reach the target, with a lever and retaining strap controlling release and activation.
A fragment recalls Roosevelt knowing Penrose received funds totaling 8011 dollars and 2097 dollars earmarked for the Pennsylvania campaign. It notes Archbold correspondence, Flinn influence, and alleged schemes within the Republican Party aimed at undermining opponents and shaping the 1964 Pennsylvania results with a large GOP delegation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Secretary Knox, officials, and a covert party journey via a state depot. References to Major General, Rear Admiral, and an armored cruiser hint at a military or government mission with secretive travel plans and cabinet members. The readable lines mix names like Knox and others with scattered, unclear details.
At the annual meeting of the We Monten State Firemen's Association in Great Falls next Wednesday, Chief Sanger will present four papers on fire safety and urban protection. Other members will discuss apartment safety and related topics at the gathering.
Report notes excavation progress with figures: initial total 173,289,318 cubic yards, remaining work estimated at 29,088,504 cubic yards. Clarifies progress as of July 1 and stresses need for continued rapid results to complete the phase.
The killer of Milinnt Green, a one year old girl, remains at large after a violent attack at a home in Eugene. Police note a brutal method and suggest the suspect may harm other children. Local residents fear for safety as investigators pursue leads and search for a suspect connected to the upper floor of the house. Police reported no sharp instruments found and pursued footprints and nearby trails.
Congestion from floods east of Glendive delays eased as trains reached Butte yesterday. North Coast Limited No. 1 arrived after detours, rail workers report repairs complete and service near schedule today. Freight routes reopen on Southern and Great Northern detours, easing east and westbound traffic.
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