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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1919
Page
6
Advertisment claims a two to three dose regimen of Pape's Gold Compound clears nasal congestion, relieves headache and fever, and ends misery from colds. It notes no quinine and urges insisting on Pape's for quick, inexpensive relief sold at drug stores.
In this wartime reflection, Erich von Ludendorff argues the war fused army, navy, and people, and that Austria Hungary and Germany faced internal strains. He cites Czernin and Bethmann’s peace obsessions, the need for renewed morale, and debates over Alsace Lorraine and Poland as pivotal to the war’s fate.
The article details Germany and Austria’s 1917 peace efforts via Vienna court channels and secret envoys to Scandinavia, aimed at negotiating a conference. It notes external observers saw it as a plot, while Ludendorff revealed internal splits between Bethmann-Hollweg’s Reichstag faction and the militarists, who resisted concessions.
An advertising feature promotes Gets It corn remover as a painless, quick solution. Two to three drops work in seconds, drying instantly, removing corns without bandages or knives. Sold by E Lawrence & Co of Chicago and recommended locally by Fuller, Smith, and Parden Drug Co in Helena.
International rights statement lists France Belgium Holland Russia and Scandinavian countries with allocation of all rights in those regions and notes Treves as holder of Canadian and Australian rights with all rights reserved in the named territories.
Recommendations that James Burns be dismissed from the police force were made yesterday by the police commission to Mayor Stodden. The officer was found guilty of attempting to arrest Edward Chagnot at his home, 205 Utah Avenue, without warrant or information that Chagnot had committed any offense.
The annual Elks memorial service will be held this afternoon at 2:30 in the Butte high school auditorium. Admission is free with invitations extended to the public. Music will be provided by Mrs. Paul Bailor, Miss Julia Springer, and Messrs. Andrews and Davis. Dan T. Maloy will give the address, Joseph L. Wolfe offers the prayer, Frank Riley will call the role, and Rev. E. J. Groeneveld will render the defrédiction.
Astrological reading notes a quiet day with adverse planetary influences, but Jupiter in the evening offers benefic potential. It cautions lovers against binding vows and highlights risks for miners and farmers. Evening favors planning commercial ventures, while the new year may bring mixed fortunes, especially for rulers and those born under Sagittarius.
George Hayelit wandered from a second story window while asleep in Huntington West Virginia. He woke from the fall and calmly went to the desk asking for another key to enter his room.
A concise notice urges sellers to provide complete details to attract buyers. It stresses transparency, listing key facts such as location, size, price, and contact information to avoid buyer distrust and speed the sale.
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