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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
11
An old advertisement touts Pinex as a premier cough remedy made from pine extract, mixed with sugar syrup for soothing hoarseness bronchial symptoms and croup. It claims strong effectiveness, imitations fail, and offers a money back guarantee with purchase through druggists or direct from The Pinex Co.
An old advertisement claims Danderine will give heavy soft lustrous hair and banish dandruff in minutes. It promises new hair growth after two weeks with dramatic before and after effects and urges readers to test a strand with a cloth to prove soft glossy beauty.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for severe colds and grippe. It claims two hour dosing until three doses finish, clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs 25 cents at any drug store. The copy urges buyers to seek the genuine product.
The Butts Equal Suffrage society held a packed afternoon session featuring a debate on whether prohibition cures the liquor evil. Mary E. ONeill and Edythe Beary argued for prohibition’s failure, while Mrs. E. Welrick and Mrs. Dunckel supported it. Judges split, two favoring the negative and one the affirmative, as speakers urged government control, licensed distribution, or social centers to address the liquor problem.
Captain Wolvin directed a measured blasting operation as dynamite charges were set in drilled face holes. The first blast occurred 28 minutes after fuses lit, lifting a hill slice while 500 tons of rock loosened with limited noise.
An old advertising blurb touts GETS IT as a simple corn cure. It promises rapid relief, no sticking to stockings, and safety with no pain to healthy skin. The ad urges wart and bunion use, claims easy application, and notes price five cents a bottle via BE Lawrence Co. Chicago.
One hundred applications daily flood the city employment office with more than half from women. November totals show 284 total applications, 114 by women and 110 by men, with 214 employer requests for help. The agency placed 69 maids and domestics, 40 restaurant workers, 10 other women, and most jobs went to miners, section men, and laborers. Many outsiders report overstocked labor conditions and unmet expectations for work in the city.
Florence Roberts leads the photoplay adaptation of Daudet's Sapho with 6000 feet of film and about 40 settings. Elmer Harris wrote the scenario, delivering pathos and drama. Shelley Hull co-stars. The production features lavish scenery, costumes, and notable acting, with scenes from the ball to the cottage and forest, showcasing Sapho as a complex woman and the romance with Jean Gaussin.
Patrolman Peters arrested former giant policeman Frank Cassels after he allegedly beat Clara Phelps on West Granite Street, leaving her bruised and bleeding. Cassels, a former officer who quit under fire, was taken to police headquarters as Phelps received aid and released on recognizance.
Judge George M. Bourquin ordered a venire of four Yellowstone county men to be subpoenaed for jury duty on December 18 when the federal court sits in Billings. Civil suits set for trial include Montana Water Co. v City of Billings and other United States actions against Custer-Waco Ditch, Embar Horse, and Ash Sheep companies. A writ of error was allowed in Hansford v Stone-Ordean-Wells, with appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at San Francisco. Demurrer in McKee v Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway overruled. $20,000 damages sought. Wallace Niles bootlegging case continued. Niles previously pleaded guilty and then altered the plea.
Amos Austin and C E Leach were found guilty of stealing a rifle valued at 25 dollars from a Grand venue home on Nov 19. John A Cauley identified the weapon in court, and pawnshop witnesses linked the defendants to the sale. The trial was before Justice Trustlen at Peace Doran yesterday.
Mrs. E. Ross of 114 Avenue Seattle endorses Plant Jules from her experience, claiming improved digestion and nerve steadiness. She cites stomach relief, better liver function, and relief from rheumatic pains, recommending it to friends. Available at Smith Company store in Anaconda and Newbro drug store in Butte.
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