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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement touts Sarcod as a pleasant efficient and inexpensive binding drug that guarantees weight gain. It promotes purchasing large forty tablet boxes from local druggists with a money back guarantee if weight increase is not realized.
The article discusses a review of a piece on the Influence of Salts on Constitution and Health. It notes conflicting claims about a remedy called alteredic or Cal Bins and its constituents. The piece suggests some support for a treatment that could affect tubercle bacilli and respiratory issues, citing Endimen Laboratory Philadelphia and practitioners.
Army officials identify struggling individuals who seek aid, noting a backlog of cases awaiting consideration. Plans to streamline processing hinge on prioritizing urgent pleas and coordinating with relief agencies to ensure timely support.
In Butte a Salvation Army effort assists seven child families from a dead father and deserted mother and a baby family in need. Adjutant La Atena and Mrs. Harry Smith oversee relief with food fuel and clothing. A Christmas basket drive seeks 1000 pounds meat 9 cans vegetables 1050 pounds sugar 250 pounds coffee 257 quarts cranberries 250 celery 250 loaves bread 60 pounds butter 250 pounds potatoes 25 boxes apples and milk. They will deliver a Christmas tree and gifts for poor children. The article also notes a court case in Anaconda with attorney Meyer absent due to illness.
Montana coal producers expect record year as eastern shortages lift demand and routes expand westward. Factories in the East burn Montana coal while lake port shortages linger and miners in eastern Montana push output upward. In Helena and Butte authorities report Tom Sure, alias J Rufus Wallingford by instinct, involved in fraud cases tied to auto purchases and a high power machine scam.
A fragment notes large dolls, with some wearing dresses and satin outfits. Heads and eyes described as moving, with sale price indicated as low. The display exists in a separate box, drawing attention to the affordable dressed dolls.
A reader questions Montana political facts and history. Topics include congressional aid to Seattle expositions, convention hall capacity, Connolly and Stecker wrestling, Montana legislative representation and bills, initiative and referendum, butte events, Granite Peak height, and a K of P hall meeting in Butte with officer elections. Joseph Vogler is secretary.
Coroner considers post mortem after Edith Sundstrom a 29 year old stenographer died following an operation in a downtown office. The body was sent to Little Falls Minnesota, raising questions of possible criminal responsibility and an inquest. The nurse refused to comment and doctors may be questioned.
A jumble of arrivals and departures across Montana towns. James Doney leaves for High Nite NSW while Dering of Missoula visits St. Shanley in Great Falls. Baker of Whitehall tours Lent Rt, Pratt joins Miles City with Sean Nickerson. Missoula’s McKay arrives. Great Falls’ Ullings and Thormton linked to local notes. Hood visits from unspecified origins. A. A. Marsh of Whitehall attends local events. Rand Pernice Van Stang visit, Wilhelmina Bertsch travels to Seattle then California for two months. Manager Hughes of Swift & Co. noted with a five prong ownership detail.
The article promotes Hyomel as a simple home remedy for catarrh claiming the inhaled antiseptic balsam reaches germs in the nose throat and lungs. It cites a nurse testimonial from Mrs Matto Wisemiller of Washington DC and notes the inhaler is portable with a money back guarantee from Smith Drug Co and Paxson Rockefeller among others.
A retailer notes that profits come from goods that sell, with shelf stock turning into bank balance. Advertised merchandise in newspapers helps manufacturers and retailers by pushing sales and converting shelves into real money.
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