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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
11
New Way Wonder for Corns offers a simple safe and quick relief promising to remove corns without discomfort. Marketed as Geta.tt sold by E Lawrence & Co Chicago with direct sale options and local Helena and Anaconda druggists endorsement.
A home remedy claims to destroy catarrh germs by inhaling pure medicated air with Hyomel. The ad alleges sprays and ointments fail, promises complete relief after weeks of use, and notes availability from druggists with a money back guarantee.
A nurse from Cleveland, Kena Zwald, touts Plant Juice as a cure for headaches, stomach, liver, and nervous disorders after trial with weight gain and improved sleep. She says she recommended it to many friends as a remedy, noting sales at Newbro Drug in Butte and Smith frag store in Anaconda.
The Chicago, Kee and St. Paul railway tested its first electric locomotive over an eighty mile stretch from Three Forks to Butte. The trial carried two business cars and officials. three motors will join freight and passenger service after further tests. Future runs include 100 ton, 2300 ton loads to test braking and capacity.
In a brief session the Butte school board reviewed bids for gym rockers and high school auditorium chairs. Payrolls for teachers and janitors were approved totaling 28 070 for the month plus janitors pay. A scenery bid of 1 119 for the auditorium stage was noted from several bidders.
Los Angeles witnesses tie Matthew A. Schmidt to J B McNamara and the Los Angeles Times bombing, identifying a hotel guest connected to Bryce as McNamara. Separately, church leadership changes name Mundelein as Chicago archbishop and Buffalo gains a new bishop, with Vatican ties noted.
RISREND Berlin reports via London that Prisrad in Western Serbia near the Albanian border has been captured, according to the war office. The announcement states the action occurred elsewhere in the region as part of ongoing operations.
Berlin reports the Reichstag opening featured President Kaempfe praising Germany's military strength in the East and West and Serbian campaign, with Dr. Helfferich urging rapid tax war profits measures for next session. The speech asserts economic resolve, claims bread and potatoes are abundant, urges confidence, and celebrates military successes with Bulgaria and Austro-Hungarian forces, while denouncing enemies.
Washington November 2 Democrats in the senate resume their caucus for a lively discussion over a rules committee reform report. Senators oppose radical changes as party matter and push cloture framing to win progressive Republican support. Plans include three hours debate per measure and 15 minutes on amendments with unanimous consent needed for extensions. A president pro tempore and vice chairman to be elected tomorrow amid friction over Clarke’s prior ship purchase stance.
Tomorrow’s program features speeches on party union as eight figures including Mars Pomernene of Ohio and Lewis of Milnois are named for vice chair. House Ways and Means rushes to readjust the committee amid Republican minority tensions. Reports also note accidents in Michigan and Canada’s sugar maple sap reserve, while a Daily Fashion Hint praises a rose faille danse gown with lace and cream Georgette crepe.
Paris November reports a stormy debate as the Army committee backed a conscription bill calling about 300 youths aged 18 and 19 into service. Premier Briand and deputies clashed over the motion while Turmel urged harsher action against shirkers. The measure passed 195 to 1 as the war effort continued.
Testimony details alleged schemes to defraud the United States involving Dr Buenz and German agents. Prosecutors claim funds were supplied through Hamburg American Line with Germany as the true source, while defense argues no proof supports charges of illicit orders, misstatements, or cargo valuation.
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