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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1917
Page
7
Corega offers relief for loose dental plates by evenly applying sifted powder on the plate. It claims to hold the plate firmly, improve mouth hygiene, and be easy on gums. Available for 25¢ at drug stores and dental supply houses. free samples from Corega Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment promises a clear skin and soft hands. Apply ointment with finger ends at night and bathe with hot water, using plenty of Cuticura Soap. Samples offered by Cuticura Dept. 76 Boston. Sold everywhere. Soap 25c Ointment 25 and 50c.
A Cincinnati authority announces a new ether compound named freezone offered in small bottles at drug stores for a few cents. Apply drops to corns or calluses and the soreness vanishes as the corn loosens and lifts away with no pain or skin irritation. It dries tough calluses and corns to nothing, claimed as wonderful and quick.
Sufferers are urged to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy claiming 40 years on the market proves merit. A testimonial from Clarence H. White of Battle Creek, Michigan praises the product as life saving. The ad notes no harmful ingredients and availability at druggists with a ten cent sample offer from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester, New York.
The Good Templars of Montana concluded their convention at Columbia Gardens with a basket social, races, and a picnic dinner. Delegates from Butte City lodge No 14 planned vigorous campaigns to boost membership, revive juvenile lodges, and enforce prohibition. Mrs Ruth Burton of Butte City lodge No 14 is the oldest active member in the state. The next annual convention will be in Anaconda in August.
Captain J. M. Kelso Jr of the U S A commands the Spokane recruiting depot. A War Department telegram orders to discontinue accepting new aviation section recruits while allowing previously accepted recruits at depots to be enlisted. The notice to halt aviation corps recruitment is sent to all Montana officers.
Prospective teachers for county school districts will take exams in the office of Miss Julia Shea, county superintendent, Thursday through Saturday. About 26 candidates seek professional first and second grade certificates. Second grade tests Thursday grant 18 month teaching permits. First grade and professional exams follow Friday and Saturday for three and four year permits respectively. Examinations occur quarterly in August October February and April.
Three divorce suits filed in district court allege desertion as the grounds. Bennett Pascoe sues Mary Ann Pascoe over a 1903 England marriage. Catherine O’Hern seeks divorce from Michael O’Hern and custody of three children in Ireland. Mary O Van Houten seeks divorce from Charles E Van Houten and custody of their child, with marriages noted in Helena and Ireland.
C. L. Miller appeared before Judge Whitty on a charge of violating traffic rules. He was the first man to escape this week as the case was dismissed. He claimed his violation stemmed from stupidity ahead that forced him to break the law.
All members are urged to attend a special meeting Monday evening August 27 on the third floor K P hall. Supreme President Brother Carlos Hardy will attend and speak on Frationalist Patriot ism and other matters of importance. Meeting called for 8 p m by committee.
Mayer the lowest priced jeweler in Montana offers a $1 guarantee at 21 West Park. Mainsprings advertises these savings as part of its promotional campaign to attract customers to the shop.
In a police court Jennie Doe faced a vagrancy charge as judge Whitty noted she had no means. A Liverpool Mrs Cassidy claimed five Cassidy children as her own, tying Jennie to the family through marriage to Cassidy and the surname Dee. Authorities hold Jennie and the Butte Cassidy pending legal determination of Cassidy’s marital status.
Butte hosts the annual teachers conference September 4 to 7 with a focus on patriotism. Julia Shea, county superintendent, says the event will be the most successful yet. Dr. M W O Shea and Miss Fahey headline lectures, with sessions across Silver Bow and neighboring counties.
Two suits for damages were filed in district court by Emigh and Denny for residents of Cardwell. Plaintiffs Joseph Ferguson and Paul Baker allege a Northern Pacific brakeman refused entry to train No 42 on August 2 1917. Each seeks $3 000 and attorneys fees.
The Butte Electric Railway company contests the public service commission order for city improvements, calling it unlawful arbitrary and confiscatory. The commission filed its answer in district court yesterday, defending the order and its authority.
Astrologers say Sunday Aug 26 1917 brings favorable Neptune Saturn aspects and potential good fortune for voyages and the navy. Expect hon ors and promotions for seaworthy battles, near shore actions, and prosperous mining. Caution advised for bankers and brokers amid possible losses and food unrest. U S armies to perform constructive work and gain national supremacy. Canada may enjoy a prosperous season.
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