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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
2
An ad promotes Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a simple treatment for neuralgia and head pain, rubbed on the affected area for quick relief. It claims antiseptic benefits for sprains, cuts, burns, bites, and stings, and suggests keeping it in the medicine chest for first aid.
The Rev W H Pascoe officiated at the marriage of Ruth Lucille Barnacoat and Percy J Peters at the bride’s mother’s home 820 North Main. Rose Peters and William Barnacoat attended. The couple left for a state honeymoon and will reside on West Pacific. Various locals visit, host, and entertain including farewells, dinners, and a Batons GBA No 661 anniversary banquet planning. Local clubs, scouts, and church events noted with upcoming meetings.
The regular weekly meeting at 1901 Grand avenue established plans for a church bazaar to be held soon. A concert program for next Thursday evening December 9 includes piano and vocal solos, readings, violin and banjo numbers, a string quartet, and accompanists Barbara Wright and Miss Edythe O’Leary with Professor Blakeslee. Also noted are guests Mrs. Frank Hufford and Rev John Chirewin, and the Taylor family welcoming a daughter born December 2.
Meaderville residents feature a club meeting planning a December 15 dance under the football team, family travel to Oakland and Los Angeles, a funeral service for Charles Wedlake with interment at Mount Moriah, and local movements including Jack Hasking’s hospital update, a Denver visit by Elizabeth Williams’s family, a Christmas play by Franklin school Girls club, and several relocations and illnesses among Meaderville residents.
A Walkerville bazaar to aid St Lawrence's church will be held December 17 and 18 in the old Hennessy store in Centerville under the Young Ladies' sodality. The event promises a brilliant social, with dedicated preparation by the young women.
Astrological bulletin notes Uranus shifts toward benefic influence after sunrise with sun and Jupiter mildly adverse. Travel after midday favored, business trips less so. Public figures may face harsh criticism while travels promise profit. A high official may gain honor as romance risks arise. Predictions cover Spain Greece and Turkey interests and Wall Street activity next month. Children born this day deemed quick, clever and persevering.
Which of these Victrolas will you choose for Christmas Select whichever style is best suited to your needs and you can be sure it will give the utmost satisfaction They are all Victrolas made complete in the Victor factories the largest plant in the world devoted to the manufacture of a musical instrument Victrolas differ essentially from all other sound reproducing instruments They are built for the express purpose of playing the world's best music exactly as interpreted by the greatest artists who have naturally chosen the Victor as the medium to record and reproduce their art The Victor changeable stylus and the modifying doors enable you to adapt the volume not one to the acoustic requirements of any room but no compromise is permitted and on the Victrola no distortion possible These are only two of the many Victor patented features in every Victrola and the more than twenty years' research and experience in the art of sound reproduction are your guarantee of absolute satisfaction To be sure you get Victor products look for our famous trademark His Master's Voice under the lid of all instruments on the labels of all records.
A 1940s style report previews the forty first annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in New York. It highlights fuel section sessions led by W N Polakov and others, discussions on fuel conservation, and notable speakers from Yale, Cambridge, and major railroads, emphasizing national fuel problems and policy.
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