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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement touts using a small original package of Gelatone mixed with water to form a paste that covers the skin. The paste is left about two minutes then washed off, supposedly removing all facial hair with no discomfort. The ad warns to buy the real Gelatone.
Mathewson reports San Francisco fairs grounds near completion and Montana exhibit ready for opening. He notes thriving hotels and crowds, cites France's building progress, and describes ornate grounds, transplanted trees, and a long amusement zone. In Los Angeles optimism rises with $18 million in permits.
Mrs John Borgan on the county farm was seriously injured in a runaway. Thrown from the wagon at Fifth and Adams, the wagon overturned after a trace unhooked. She was taken to hospital. condition reported easy. Goosetown Juniors and Box Scouts football game set for Washoe park tomorrow at 11. The Goose town Junior squad lists multiple players. Scouts may draft several named youths.
The funeral service for Mrs Michael Lacey was held at St Peter’s with many friends in attendance. Flower tributes filled the church as pallbearers included Patrick O’Brien and Peter Don Carthy among others. A sister-writer from Seattle seeks her brother Jose McClain who disappeared after leaving the East around 1880, with notes on an inheritance and possible alias White.
Emile Bouffard was elected sachem Frank W Willey senior sagamore Nick Sestrich junior sagamore James Skilbeck SB Davidson chief of J Luts keeper of wampum Ford collector of Wampum CM St A MacKay trustee
Work is progressing on the Alpine apartment building at Park and Hickory and the new grammar school and gymnasium at Fourth and Hickory in Anaconda. The Alpine will house 29 two and three room flats with kitchenette and wall beds, while the school building features eight classrooms on the first floor and a large gym with stage. Completion aims for the gym by Feb 1, with full occupancy later in the year.
A compact city page lists ads for leather goods and liquor at local spots, piano tuning, Christmas books, furniture for sale, engraved calling cards, bakery sales, and a range of services. Mentions Joe Beck visiting from Race Track, choir practice, eye nerve specialists, free exams, and a deed transfer from Emil Zorn to Charles with various business and social notices included.
Joe Parker reports from New York and eastern hamlets on a fashion tasting of neckwear. The piece describes the allure of fur, tulle, velvet, lace, satin, and chiffon as Parisian substitutes, with store managers praising inventive, affordable accessories to comfort women amid scarce fur funds.
A long fragmented notice includes remarks on a German war sentiment, a Mary Jane column accusation, and reflections from Mrs. J C Clark of Billings about wintering abroad. It also lists Anglers Lodge Georgetown Lake house rules governing registration, cleanliness, language, occupancy limits, weapons, and potential expulsion for misconduct.
A newspaper notice advertises a handsome nana-painted plate in hand-burnt wood, free with every purchase of $1 or more. The offer promises an expensive souvenir and urges shoppers to view the display at Hammerson’s.
The Reel Theater presented the new but last night a witty singing talking act by Howard and Day, praised for cleverness and humor. The show drew strong applause, with the program noting an upcoming complete change in pictures tonight. It mentions wartime German film activity in the prior era.
The readable fragments discuss forced feeding of tuberculosis patients and the impact of taxes and milk, noting many physicians favor certain treatments for pulmonary tuberculosis. It mentions Eckman's Captive and concerns about contamination and diet, urging careful dietary management and timing in treatment discussions.
A reading on stomach upset cites fermentation and acidity as common causes. It recommends using a buffering preparation like a pure antacid, taken with water after meals, to neutralize acid, halt fermentation, and promote healthier digestion.
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