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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement extols a depilatory product named helactine promising painless, odorless hair removal. It claims the method is quicker than razors or electricity, removes the root in minutes, and can be safely used by anyone following the included instructions. The pitch emphasizes ease and child safety while urging readers to obtain the stick from a druggist.
In Helena on August 27 tax agents for major railroads appeared before the state board of equalization, seeking to keep their valuations intact as losses mount. A Gilmore & Pittsburg official testified his 57 mile line has produced no profit since 1909 and urged lower valuation, noting high costs and minimal operations.
A fragment notes a performer hailed as clever tribau st and who will sing a famous ballad in a lady's voice, delivering a dramatic last and great finale to an audience of ladies and gentlemen.
The text recalls tense moments as a performer struggles with a failing gramophone needle. A voice interrupts, declaring the sound is ruined, reflecting strain and uncertainty in a sparse scene. The moment captures a hush before an improvised or interrupted performance.
Andy Kinnock was charged with damaging a machine owned by J. W. Hoffman of 427 Hopkins Street after a collision Tuesday and arrested yesterday to answer in police court this morning. Also charged were Howard Roney T. I Smaley from American Express Leon Corniz and Hubert Piouse for speeding as authorities warn for stricter enforcement of traffic rules amid rising accidents.
Reports claim in Rome that General Cadorna and ex-Premier Salandra face impeachment in the chamber of deputies over Italy’s military reverses at the hands of Austro German forces. Cadorna was named commander in chief but failed to remove the general after defeats.
Ryan recounts the road and spruce production contracts tied to wartime aircraft needs. He denies involvement in railroad dealings, asserts changes benefited the government, and praises the Allied spruce program as key to ending the war while defending colleagues from critics who failed to secure contracts.
San Diego firemen organize a union amid a murky local dispute. The plan, tied to adopting a two platoon system, follows protests from teachers and public officials who question permit fairness and property impacts as the movement gains momentum.
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