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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
9
An advice ad claims regular meat eaters should flush kidneys with four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning. It asserts uric acid from meat clogs kidneys, causing many ailments, and promises bladder relief and purified blood.
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief from nasal congestion and catarrh by applying a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. It describes soothing inflamed mucous membranes and restoring clear breathing within minutes.
It promotes relief from eczema ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. A bottle from drug stores costs four dollars and upon application provides instant relief from itching. It cleanses and heals quickly without smarting delicate skin and is a non greasy disappearing liquid. Get it today and save distress. Cleveland STANDARD WanT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS
Butte real estate operators announce more houses to meet demand for modern homes. C. E. Sennett bought 12 lots in Atherton Place and will start six bungalows with four to six rooms on Hampshire Street and Banks Avenue. Similar projects planned citywide this winter after a successful fall.
Charles Hurlbut travels to California while Sam Swanson tours Telluride. Missoula Col D W Hughes arrives in Butte. Helena's George L Rowe stays at the Butte hotel. Amelia Mitchell visits San Francisco. A H Gregg comes from Boseman. Cronin fractures left arm after a fall. Willams returns to Roundup from South Butte. Moore returns from Whitehall on business. Mrs Bowden returns from Seattle with relatives. Whidden family hosts Miss Mary Whidden from Jamestown ND. Grenier honeymoon trip ends in transit home. Monahan returns to Helena for work at the capital. Wilson travels to Hamilton Canada. Angeline Mari resumes Dillon normal school studies. minister’s honeymoon cantata planned at South Side church. Agnes Nevin Rose Church Millie McDermott and Renauld return to Centerville normal school. McCormick and Cullerton visit Butte. Norvell from San Diego notes possible return to Butte. Norvell plans Missoula studies.
The Stevens Glee Club and Ana ronda Copper Mines band plan a grand concert at the Auditorium next Saturday evening to benefit the glee club. Aiming to be the season’s notable music event, the program will feature vocal and instrumental pieces by two locally proud organizations. The concert will also visit the county hospital to entertain inmates with choruses and songs, many of whom are shut-ins and seldom able to attend.
Buddy Ryan was to face a murder charge in Judge Donlan's court for the Buckley saloon killing. Attorney LG Denny has been ill, delaying the trial, with no date set and it unlikely to be reached in the current jury term.
Walkerville plans to open a new municipal ice rink Sunday north of Daly street near the Alice mine and city hall. The rink will be of good size with a change house maintained by the city for local youngsters. Water was turned on Tuesday by the Volunteer fire department. Ninety three marriage licenses were issued in November by the clerk for the court.
Symptoms of debility include constant fatigue pallor and loss of appetite. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to tonify blood improve digestion and sleep and renew vigor with two free books Building Up the Blood and What to Eat offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Your local druggist sells Dr Williams Pink Pills.
The Butte burglary case centers on two men tied to J. L. Gurry’s room at the Butte hotel on October 4. James Williams, who pleaded guilty to the earlier theft, testifies that his partner Burgoyne did most of the talking and tried to pin the crime on Williams. Burgoyne’s defense counters that he slept in his hotel room and was unaware of the theft, asserting Williams acted alone and Burgoyne never handled any stolen property.
William B Thompson, noted Butte copper man and former city mayor son, has donated 109000 dollars to Philips Exeter Academy Exeter NH to build a gymnasium and swimming pool. The gift, the academy’s largest, follows a fire that destroyed the old building and its dedication on founders day. A letter dated October 28 1915 from New York promises the 100000 check to support the project.
Gilbert A McLean, oldest engineer by service on the Oregon Short Line, to retire under Union Pacific pension rules after 38 years in railroading. He piloted many trains into Butte, has been out of service since Retth, retirement recommended by General Manager E E Calvin.
Mrs Alva Baxter of Orange Texas testifies that after severe back pains and nervous prostration from kidney trouble she used Kilmer's Swamp Root and improved after the first bottle, continuing to improve across several bottles and remains well for nine years. Notarized March 1912.
An old advertisement promises benefits of a kidney tonic from Dr Kilmer and Company. It urges sending ten cents for a sample and booklet about kidneys and the body, with sales points and contact info. The ad uses sensational claims to attract readers.
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