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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
10
James H. Allen of Rochester New York claims years of rheumatism were cured by his self devised remedy Allenrhu which he says dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. A drug company named as agent promotes the discovery and offers details to interested readers.
An old remedy claims four ounces of liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night will dissolve dandruff by morning. Repeated use is said to remove all signs of flaking, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy. The ad notes squid arvon is available in stores.
Postmaster Phil Daniele says Anaconda residents are mailing early in large numbers, aiming to clear Christmas mail by Christmas Eve. He advises fragile and insured packages, warns against sending money by letter, and notes foreign mail is largely en route, signaling a holiday break for postal workers is likely if trends continue.
Corvallis Montana district farmers take advantage of mild weather to begin fall plowing. Fall wheat planting continues on dry land east of Corvallis. Bitter Root exhibit grains won the national show in Chicago with C Edson Smith L B Peterson and James T Applebury among prize winners.
Two cars damaged in a Sunday evening collision near the Methodist church in Corvallis. J H Hawker, blinded by a third car's lights, struck F A Price's lighter car. F B Lockridge was thrown from Hawker’s car. occupants of both vehicles were badly shaken. Price car taken to a garage for repair.
Mrs Fivelyn Gardner of Richland Ore arrives in Corvallis to lead a series of meetings at the South Methodist church assisted by Rev C W McConnell. The program includes family night on Thursday and a duet by McConnell and Mrs F A Price. Meetings run through next Sunday and may extend longer.
Officers Osborne and Edmunds raided Percy Harris' club at 206 East Commercial Avenue last night, arresting Theodore Carmen Horace Mayfield and Chubby Finely for maintaining a nuisance by gambling. The raid occurred at 7 30 p m. each man posted a $25 bond and faced police court this afternoon. Change, cards and chips were seized as evidence.
A Meadow Creek dairy delivery truck driven by John Connors collided with a street car at the east city crossing yesterday at 2 PM. The truck was demolished and Connors suffered several light cuts while milk bottles and other car contents spilled onto the pavement.
President Coolidge learned from newspapers he had misplaced his heavy overcoat in Chicago. The Hotel Sherman later reported the coat found and en route to Washington for the president’s use in an open car. A second item notes the West Holbrook ordered to assist the drifting West O Rowen about 3,200 miles from Portland.
The article details an oral exam contest at Hamilton Christian Church with each side submitting 50 questions, an attendance contest between organizations, a Seventh and Eighth grade basketball practice with a 7 to 2 Seventh grade win, and various local movements and social events. Notable mentions include Hans F. Bay returning from Portland, the Chaffins moving to Warby for winter work, and several residents attending Rebekahs gatherings and a Plemming family birthday party with games and refreshments.
The American Legion Minstrel show from Anaconda played to a sold out Philipsburg theater audience under the Philipsburg Legion. The traveling production closed with this performance after many towns requested tours, following strong reviews and a lively reception.
The play White Cargo adapted from Ida Vera Simonton's Hell's Playground and produced by Earl Carroll arrives at the Margaret Theater for the first time in the city. It has run three years in New York and toured London and Chicago with an original Broadway cast and lavish production. Thursday performances demand early reservations to avoid disappointment.
Author Hutchinson approves the photoplay adaptation of This Freedom and wrote the titles before filming. Director Denison Clift and author collaborated on casting and location direction. Ray Compton stars as a woman balancing banking ambitions with home life in the year’s most discussed story. William Fox presents the film tonight only.
Coca Colas beat Standards two games to one at Teacher alleys with T Gregovich top scoring 557 pins. Old-Timers defeated Goodfriend Clothing two games to one as Lattimer led with 607 pins. James Mulherin’s case ends as check for 76.45 is honored after a hearing.
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