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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
3
A damaged ad style notice touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick non rubbing remedy for sciatic pain neuralgia sprains and bruises. It claims the liquid penetrates and relieves nerve pressure without staining the skin and urges readers to buy at drugstores.
R F McGlothlin of Winters California describes lasting ear pains and inflamed pimples on the backs of the ears that formed scales and caused itching. After three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment, the condition cleared. The ad touts Cuticura as a pure daily toilet remedy and offers free samples by mail from Boston.
Food Administrator Atkinson outlines stricter wheat conservation rules after a Washington conference. White bread for noon meals and all Wednesday and Saturday meals are banned, total wheatless days to cover hotels, restaurants, and rooming houses, with substitutes like potato and cornmeal breads urged to maintain nutrition amid sugar shortages.
October exports totaled 5420000 and pushed the year to 5149000000, up 706000000 from 1916. Imports fell, but ten month totals rose 294000000 over the prior year. Gold movements showed large October restrictions with 11000000 in exports and 4000000 in imports. Silver imports and exports also rose for October and the ten month span.
Washington reports from General Pershing list Private Charles J. Peppers of the gincers and Private Edward N. Wright of the engineers as dead from lobar pneumonia, both dated November 22, with emergency and family addresses in Audubon Iowa and St Maries Idaho.
Harriet A Varney a nurse of West Upton faces murder charges in the killing of Pauline A Keyes of Brookline. The first day saw 116 of 150 summoned jurors examined as challenges by both sides exhausted. George H Keyes, husband of the slain woman, is expected to be a key prosecution witness after being shot in court.
The prosecution in Gaston B. Means murder trial rested after presenting evidence that Means misused Mrs. Mandes A. King estate for his own benefit, establishing motive for killing in Concord North Carolina.
Mrs. Harry W. Turner, vice chairman of the Butte Red Cross, returns from the East urging doubled production of surgical dressings and more workers. Maj. Grayson Murphy warns delay risks a national calamity. Turner trains girls at home, aims for four central centers, and notes strong volunteer support in Minneapolis and Washington.
In Salt Lake City a committee of sheep men plans to move millions of sheep from western states to southern lands. The National Wool Growers Association will report at its Salt Lake convention next month. Secretary Dr. McClure says homestead act crowds sheepmen out, requiring grazing lands in the south or elsewhere. Bulgaria to open talks with Russia per allied pledge. Sofia announces to parliament via Premier Radoslavov.
Stockholm Dec 1 Vladimir Schauer a Bolshevik representative in Brest-Litovsk peace talks was arrested at Petrograd a fortnight before last March's revolution as a German spy according to Associated Press information from a well informed source.
At Huena Vista, Mex, Mexican bandits attacked a column of American cavalry under Lieut Leonard Matlack. Private Riggs was killed and Privetiel wounded. The raid followed quiet border conditions after Sunday’s cross border movement.
In a frontier clash near the Mexican border Noto rious Chico Cano and U S troops pursued a band of over 200 attackers. The force, aided by a machine gun unit, forced the brigands to retreat into the hills with many wounded. The action followed a hot trail as American forces pressed the pursuit.
Police say jealousy drove the crime. Investigators found the nurse was known as Keyes's wife. Keyes, divorced from his first wife, had married his stenographer ten months before her murder.
New York December 3 The International Mercantile Marine company today declared a cash dividend of ten dollars a share on the preferred stock against accumulated unpaid dividends on that issue of eighty two per cent The dividend is payable December 3b.
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