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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
9
The notice urges daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate each morning to wash out the prior day’s poisons and toxins. It links indigestion to bacterial activity in the bowels and claims various ailments improve with this routine.
Mrs. M. D. Gillespie, a Kansas City beauty specialist, shares a home recipe to darken gray hair and add shine. Mix one ounce of rum with a small box of Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water, apply twice weekly until the shade reaches the desired tone. The blend does not color the scalp, is not sticky, and won’t rub off.
The citizens relief committee and its branches aided about 2,500 people yesterday. Nearly 150 families received groceries, over 500 homes gained fuel, and 260 individuals got shoes, clothing and bedding. Five dozen meals were served at the YMCA and Florence Hotel. Inspectors and delivery workers kept busy as requests outpaced prior day totals. The effort highlighted severe need among miners families and widows, with cases of hunger, cold, and illness prompting rapid aid from the relief and women’s committees.
Managers and labor unions in the city establish an office to aid unemployed members. If unions lack funds, reports will go to a relief committee and prompt assistance will follow. The clerks union already supports its out of work members and other unions are expected to join.
The December Liberal Culture club will meet at St John’s parish house tonight at 6:45. Ladies of St John’s will furnish dinner to members and guests. David H. Wittenberg will present the chief paper with Aug Riley as principal critic.
The piece asserts strong endorsements for the League of Nations from Republicans and states across the country, promising a new era in world history with the United States placed prominently in the world’s view. It predicts western and southern states will provide solid endorsements, with eastern states possibly showing mixed results.
Fragmentary text references political stance and union involvement. No clear persons, places, or dates emerge. The readable items imply a debate about guilt or organization but lack coherent details to identify entities or event.
A cryptic fragment describes a compass note about the north pole. The text mentions a misalignment between the needle point and a north reference, noting four compasses failing to run in sync with a quoted North man. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear context or events.
Coal in demand grows urgent as four trainloads from the Great Lakes head to Glasgow with eight cars allocated to Butte and Anaconda. Half the coal already reached homes by early evening. officials warn a slow recovery and caution residents that more coal may not arrive for days as miners resume work remains uncertain.
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