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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim instant itch relief and cure for eczema rash ringworm and other skin eruptions. The ad notes 18 years of doctors’ use for skin ailments and promotes 50c to $1 ointment and 25c soap with assurances of safety for tender skin.
Last evening at seven o clock Reverend Father Pirnat united Catherine McRae daughter of Mr and Mrs A F McRae of Mullan Idaho with C M Blanchard of the Washoe smelter timekeepers office A wedding dinner followed at 610 West Fifth street with many relatives and friends offering gifts The couple will reside at 618 Cherry street for the present
Thomas Andrews alias Murphy and George Poole alias Moore were sentenced by Judge Dooling in San Francisco to two years and one year respectively, to be served consecutively in San Quentin. They conspired to smuggle opium from Juarez Mexico, trunk concealments led to their arrest Sept 16, with $4500 worth of opium seized. Hachman previously served two opium smuggling terms.
The MacCallum and Cloutier store supplied three teams and wagons to move free kindling wood distributed by the smelter to residents in need who could not come. Wood from ore mines is dumped near foundry yards for the needy. Manager Joseph Kelly volunteered teams and Street Commissioner Kirby assisted in distribution efforts.
August Larson, believed to suffer delusional insanity, was arrested yesterday by the sheriff and held for a hearing today. He declared he walked six miles on the water near Philipsburg to warn residents of an impending disaster.
The photographer directs the sitter to adjust posture and gaze as the session progresses. After the exposure the sitter discovers he has been sitting on his hat and reacts with surprise, while the photographer calmly notes the need to preserve the expression.
T Van C Philips of Newtown Square Pennsylvania has inherited a gold watch of rare design. The piece belonged to ancestor James Hamilton Ash the first sheriff of Philadelphia and was crafted in London by Francis Bryant Adams at 21 St Johns Square Clerkenwell in 1786.
Two alienists Dr Menas Gregory and Dr Smith Fly Jelliffe swore affidavits that Father Hans Schmidt is insane now. Their statements were filed with Judge Crain in General Sessions New York as an application for a commission of experts to decide if Schmidt should be tried for murder. The attorneys say the experts joined the case out of good will.
President Wilson and six Democratic judiciary committee members outlined a program to define and bar forms of monopoly and restraint of trade. The plan would burden defendants to prove reasonableness and seek an interstate trade commission to regulate and dissolve trusts. The Root La Follette bill and Newlands proposals shape the approach with Samuel Untermeyer advising.
Two Baltimore women discuss moving to a suburb and describe their new address as just about half an inch outside the city limits. The exchange highlights neighborhood change and urban expansion in plain dialect.
The report notes the annual U S liquor bill amounts to 859800009 with pop 10 cent drink pricing. It also lists bakery bread value nationwide at 39665000 as the annual production value.
Consulting metallurgist C. W. Merrill of San Francisco travels to Anaconda to confer with Washoe smelter heads on slime concentration and leaching plants. Merrill, known for cyanide process work at Drum-Lummon and Homestake, now advises on slime treatment. also in town is R. G. Casey of Mt Morgan mine Queensland, Australia, son of a Morgan Mining director.
An actor with scant funds boards a Seattle to San Francisco steamer holding a second class ticket. He endures days at sea by skipping meals and sleeping, then endures a forced diet and workouts before a final meal for which the waiter declares it is included in his ticket. The tale reflects thrift amid voyage hardship.
An Irish coachman was advised by a doctor to eat animal food to restore health. He later recalls the plan as working, but grumbles that the chopped hay makes it difficult to manage alongside the grain and oats.
An American in Fingland recalls a street preacher who asked a passing policeman to remove disruptive audience members. The officer philosophically replies he could not spot them, but suggests the preacher simply go about with his hat to collect the troublemakers.
Comparisons from a butter scoring contest stirred Rome residents who funded and erected a dairy barn and milkroom on the local school grounds. The project aims to make dairying a regular part of the curriculum for students.
Cochabamba Bolivia recorded a mortality rate of 75 per 1000 last year, the highest in the world according to the report. The figure highlights severe public health challenges facing the city.
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