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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
2
Mr. Cliff Miska of Astoria recounts his skin transformation after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. He claims the remedy cleared blemishes and pimples within days, noting the pill's 67 year global use and availability for 25 cents in drug stores.
A 1920s advertisement claims liquid argon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. It asserts rapid removal by morning and persistent effects after a few uses, promising relief from itching and glossy hair. It notes liquid arvon is available at drug stores.
The Great Northern trains showcase Montana as a leading agricultural state. The December menu highlights Montana apples and comprehensive stately production data. It notes Montana’s growing farms, infrastructure, and living conditions with emphasis on wheat oats barley flax potatoes rye and hay above national averages.
Marion Morrison aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs W C Morrison of Whitefish formerly of Great Falls fell through ice while skating on a Whitefish lake and drowned. The body was recovered.
John Martino, who claims Native American heritage, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Joe Powell at a West Park dry goods store. Clerks accuse him of attempting to leave with one overcoat in his arms, charging him with petty larceny.
Readers are urged to send name and address with five cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa for a trial package including Chamberlains Cough Remed y Chamberlains Tablets and Chamberlains Salve. The offer claims relief for coughs colds bronchial flu whooping coughs stomach troubles indigestion and skin infections among others.
Testimony described a scheme where Mortimer retained 35 percent of net profits from veterans bureau hospital contracts. He recounted a May 1922 Atlantic City trip when Forbes would share half of this 35 percent on all contracts.
In the boys junior basketball league at the K of C gym the Owls beat the Tigers 3 to 0 and the Buffaloes defeated the Indians 2 to 0. Defenses shone while offenses remained ragged. Ray Sullivan starred in the Tigers loss.
Eugene Oregon December 1 Bob Mants star end of the University of Oregon football team was elected tonight by his fellow lettermen to captain the 1925 Oregon eleven.
The secretary praised pension bureau reorganization saving $56,000 and clipping 338 positions. He urged a permanent federal oil commission to study conservation and recapture, noting production on public lands neared 40 million barrels and $12 million in royalty funds. He pressed centralized Alaska and Hawaii governance, national park expansion, and a new bureau of public works to boost efficiency and wartime readiness.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports kidney pain relief after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant that cleanses the kidneys and helps eliminate waste. The ad urges trying a bottle for relief and notes Foley Pills increase kidney activity available everywhere.
Mrs. Erickson and her husband were crossing Park Street when two cars raced neck and neck. The husband, struck by the inside car, was thrown several feet and required hospital care. Investigators could not identify the drivers due to missing license numbers.
Arrested by detectives Larkin and Morrison just after 11 p.m. on a disturbance charge. The accused, who gave the name Jim Hill, beat two young women and damaged doors and windows in an East Park street rooming house, with Mrs. Payne as the complainant.
M S Franklin of Pueblo Colorado recounts years of back and kidney pain. After failing with a doctor the trial of Dr Pierce’s Anuric Tablets brought rapid improvement and renewed strength. The ad invites readers to obtain the remedy at drug stores or request a free trial and medical advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
A dramatic classified notice declares Eleanor Bates as willing to marry for money to save her father from prison and protect her mother’s social standing. The sensational gambit frames a buyer’s bid as the path to security and family fate.
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