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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary 1913 text discusses tuberculosis causes and treatments, mentioning Dr. Chet Aime and a Texas location. It critiques claimed remedies and mixed remedies, noting warnings about animal ingredients and digestive issues. The passage appears as a reformulated medical progress note with limited readable details.
An advertisement touts a medicine with claims of kidney disease cures and a purity certificate. Text imitates old tone and emphasizes trust stores selling bottles labeled as authentic, though the authenticity and efficacy are unverified.
The piece notes stockings arriving in fancy boxes on Christmas morning and highlights a growing stocking habit. It mentions a large store selection of hose in various materials and colors, suggesting readers check Advertising columns for ideas.
An article promotes a delatone paste to remove unwanted facial and body hairs, claiming safe removal in minutes without blemish. It warns readers to use genuine products and mentions Musterole ointment as a remedy for rheumatism and chest issues, with mail order details.
Louis and Herbert Cote, two boys from Presque Isle Maine, face charges for the torture and murder of Hartley Webb last June. Prosecutors allege they lured Webb to the Presque Tale stream, bound his neck with a shoelace, and beat him as he tried to reach land, leading to his death. The case will be heard at the criminal term in Houston Maine.
World war era briefs note renewed German and Austro-Hungarian offensives in Galicia and Carpathians with counterattacks by Allied and Russian forces. Diplomatic items cover British trade embargo proposals, Turkish authorization for Jerusalem relief, and dispatches from Vienna, Prague, and Tokyo detailing casualties, prisoner reports, and maritime engagements.
Petrograd dispatch summarizes German plans to approach Warsaw from the northeast and southwest. The report notes General Francois advances from Osterode and Soldan from East Prussia toward Mlawa and Praasnyax, while Mackensen drives from Thorn toward Wsa. Austrians flank Cracow as they aim at Kielce and Radom. overall a wide movement to encircle Warsaw is described with bombardment of Lodz cited.
A partial OCR reads a remark on destroying life and demoralizing troops, arguing evacuation might be strategic, and that Warsaw’s capture should not be deemed crucial. The passage appears as a brief, contextless military commentary with no clear speaker or date.
The deputy collector at Butte will mail income tax forms to theater bowling pool and dispensers of goods. Forms must be filled and sworn. stamps will be sent with the forms. CHL Moore received stamp supplies yesterday and more are expected. Orton Bros 216 North Main street offers the stamps as a Christmas gift.
Mrs W L Higgins of Deer Lodge organized the recital with local volunteers to be held in the Auditorium. Proceeds will fund a scholarship for a Butte honor girl at the College of Montana Deer Lodge. The event aims to enrich music lovers and support education in the region.
Complaints were filed in Justice Kerrigan's court yesterday against Joseph Marcello and W A Webby for alleged fruit theft. The cases involve similar charges and were recorded in the local docket.
Reported in court records, several small storekeepers face charges over allegedly receiving stolen goods from the Capital Commission company. Marcello is accused of taking grapes valued at two dollars, walnuts, and two boxes of apples, while Webby stands accused of receiving a case of lemons.
A dinkey car on the McQueen line crashed after swiping a three foot embankment and colliding with a telegraph pole on a curve. Motorman Russell Settlemire leaped to safety as the front end plunged into the pole and the car was badly smashed with broken windows.
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