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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It promises relief from heartburn belching sourness or gas and suggests keeping a large bottle at home for family uses. The ad emphasizes harmlessness and quick action day or night.
An advertisement urges readers to try Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the safest solution for rheumatism. It recommends taking it nightly for a week, pausing a week, then repeating. The copy highlights immediate nightly use and claims quick relief from aches and pains. Fuller Drug II in Anaconda and Butte is listed as the source.
Anaconda curling club announces a cautious opening night with 77 members, adopts December rules to limit play and foster new curlers. Two draws nightly with tutoring planned, prizes and trophies outlined, and emphasis on newcomers learning from veteran players. The event features a 10 point game won 12 points apart and lists several match results. The report also notes a Mexican congress critique of Roosevelt in a separate cable.
A fragment notes a secret caston where a communication was discussed and laid on the table amid debate in a chamber of deputies session. The item references Colonel Roosevelt and critiques U S governmental methods in a terse historic record.
Clan Stewart holds a meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year with names listed for chief positions such as Past chief A. M. MacIntyre, Strachan, D. J. Munro, chaplain H. H. Logan, secretary James Pringle, and other officers including treasurer JL Dorward, senior henchman J. B. Cummings, and piper W. Rothnie.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church, chaired by Mrs. Ross, will hold the final holiday meeting this afternoon. Committee No 6 will host with a Christmas program and music. Prompt 2 39 PM start and all invited. Also advertised: a secondhand piano for eight dollars monthly and a tailoring service at Thaevon 406 East Park Avenue.
Paris financials react to Barthou cabinet collapse as 3 per cent Rentes hit a record low of 84 francs 7 centimes in Paris trading. The fall follows the chamber defeat over taxing government bonds. Names floated to head a new government include Senator Jean Dupuy and Senator Paul Louis Peytral.
Plymouth, England December 3 Preparations were understood to be made for the arrest of Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffrage leader on her arrival from the United States aboard the Majestic. A force of suffragettes under General Flora Drummond would be present to contest her detention. The deputation planned to board a tender to meet the Majestic. A suffragette demonstration occurred without disorder.
Aurora Ohio Dec 3 Preparations are under way for a repeal of the Sunday work ban after complications from the first week of enforcement A council majority is said to favor revoking the law A man who quarreled with a neighbor sought a warrant accusing the neighbor of Sunday ash removal violation.
Chicago reports that women who qualify as election judges or clerks will not be required to disclose their ages. County Judge Owens granted the convocation allowing appointments. Nearly three applications have been filed, with appointments expected within two weeks.
In Santa Fe Judge W J Pope ruled the Farmington distillery forfeited to the United States after a criminal case involving James T Fay, former manager, for attempting to defraud the government of internal revenue tax. The plant, valued with stock on hand, becomes government property. London reports Britain pressing Washington to delay seabank passage after an international safety conference.
A civil war veteran, after twenty years of vows and work supplying archers, praises Oregon yew as the best bow material. He sources from 6000 foot Cascades elevations, cuts eight to ten inch saplings into three and a half foot lengths, discards heartwood, and transports via pack horse. Some bows are owned by archery enthusiasts in America and Europe.
Memorial events announced for Sunday in Anaconda at the Margaret theater with exercises led by Exalted Ruler W. X. Runner and Harry L. Wilson delivering the memorial address. Program includes odes, invocations, and performances by the orchestra under Prof. John Olson.
A descriptive notice highlights a fine nine room modern house with excellent grounds and location. The fragment suggests substantial value and desirability, implying a worthwhile purchase or sale context in a historical newspaper item.
In New York on December 3, District Whitman expected a top police official to be indicted next week after grand jury testimony about a conspiracy involving wiretappers and fortune tellers paying for protection. Dominick Riley, a former police captain, was already indicted for accepting $1000 in the alleged scheme.
A New York Press piece muses on oyster pearls with satire, imagining oysters influenced by Japanese science and money. It discusses how pearls form from irritants inside oysters and touches on civilization’s gleaming baubles.
The article notes a Japanese method of forcing foreign substances into oysters to induce pearl formation. Oysters are heated to open their jaws, a piece of wood with carbonate of zinc is inserted, then returned to beds. In about 12 months a pearl is allegedly produced, a prospect watched closely as pearls fetch high prices in markets.
The New York Sun reports yawning as a healthful respiratory exercise. It claims yawning ventilates the lungs and tones neck muscles, aiding pharynx and eustachian tubes and possibly relieving throat disorders. The method involves six to seven yawns followed by swallowing with deep breaths.
Joseph Barrow, former Mai field Center resident, Conin., was struck by a bolt of lightning that ran through his pocket where a monkey wrench and a jackknife were carried. The bolt burned his leg and fused the wrench end and knife blade into a solid steel mass.
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