08 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
1
A testimonial from Mrs. Drimmel describes years of gallstone pain ending with relief after using Fruitola. The ad claims Fruitola clears obstructions and Traxo restates digestion benefits, with sales through Newbro Drug Co. and other druggists, plus a free book from Tinus Medicine Co.
A Wilmington man recounts tuberculosis illness in January and recovery after using Eckman's Alterative. He credits the remedy with clearing lung remnants, restoring strength, and enabling him to work. He mentions medical advice and seeks further evidence from Eckman laboratories.
A Rexall hair tonic advertises a treatment for hair loss and scalp irritation. It claims to stimulate roots, tighten existing hair, and prevent baldness, offering a money back if not satisfactory. Sold at Rexall stores and Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Rutts locations.
William Page of 123 South Wyoming Street reports a long stomach ailment for 12 years. After treatments from many doctors, he sought Dr. Wong Mo at 41 East Park Street and says he has almost been cured.
Dawson county's first grand jury for five decades begins a weeks long inquiry. Judge Sydney Lanner's charges focus on county finances and possible treasurer misdeeds, plus moral conditions in Glendive's restricted district. The panel will inspect books, seek an expert if needed, and report findings, with potential penalties under state law.
Washington December 7 Oscar W Underwood of Alabama the House majority leader was indorsed as a candidate for president by the Alabama delegation in congress at a meeting today The resolution said he demonstrated to the country that he is a wise and progressive teacher and eminently qualified for the presidency He said he appreciated the honor but that he was not a candidate
Reading scraps show Chicago markets yesterday marked creamery butter at 37 cents a pound wholesale, the season’s high. Dealers report housewives faced sharp price increases, with milk yields described as low and shortages noted.
A dinner in honor of Cardinal Farley was held today at the English-speaking church in Bat Bilvestro hosted by Rector Ye Rev Joh Bolan formerly of New York. About six guests attended including archbishops and Cardinal Vansutell Martinell and Most Rev Robert Setyn. A $20 gold certificate and a photograph were reportedly discovered by service officials, with the forgery or counterfeit nature noted and dated.
Montana reports progress in mine safety and ventilation, noting a decline in fatal and nonfatal accidents due to improved cage and shaft practices, new electric fans, and state-backed regulation. It highlights major districts like Butte and Deer Lodge, with large-scale development, strong ore bodies, and expanding electric power use powering pumping, hoisting, and ventilation.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer and Co's Swamp Root as a gentle vegetable compound for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims quick relief, offers free samples by mail, and lists retail price, with a note about a purity certificate and product availability at Allaconda stores.
A scanned Women’s Journal column extols dry shampooing with soap and water to avoid washing away hair life. It recommends using alcohol, witch hazel, and a facial lotion from a package, plus a homemade blend for clear skin. It cites Mother's Salv for chapped lips and minor skin issues as a home remedy.
A Montana mining report details extensive mineral districts from Aldergulch to Twin Bridges and Pony. It notes high value deposits in gold and other metals across most districts, recent discovery of tourmaline, and lists fatal and non fatal mine accidents with mine names and accident causes, plus operating mines and company managers.
Kansas City December report describes a chaotic, garbled account about a man named Wealey Stout allegedly shot in a duel with General Al Montelova in Mexico. The piece mentions Cotteyville, Missouri, a train bound scene, and a mix of names with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a dramatic rescue or concealment but remains inconclusive.
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