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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
6
A lurid medical advice column presents Dr Lewis Baker offering home remedies and tonics for weight gain digestion and illness. Readers submit questions on coughs appetite nervousness and constipation with suggested elixirs powders and tablets and one remedy promising dramatic weight gain.
A veto blocks an ex post facto ordinance amid a city council session. Proposals included police motorcycle purchases, slower street speed limits, underground fire alarm wiring bids, and potential lighting cuts at Montana Granite Alaska streets. The vote references dates and committees, with action on January and June passages and hearings slated for a Wednesday.
Newark authorities detain three mountaineers as suspects in writing letters to Woodrow Wilson. Peter Dunn, 24, Jacob Dunn, 21, and Seeley Davenport, 32, denied charges while federal inspectors report findings. Arraigned before the commissioner, all protested innocence.
A chaotic trial narrative centers on jurors urged to uphold laws during a gambling case. Key figures include Attorney Dan Selly and a series of court actions surrounding a person named Helly, with references to county prosecutors and a broader legal dispute.
In San Francisco a group of gold lace insurgents were banished after the American fleet visited and sailed around the world. The 35 Nicaraguan generals were compelled to leave their side arms ashore but retained their gold lace attire.
A novel hat appears in the film image. The foundation of his wart model is white velvet. Its bunches and straps in black and white adorn the ensemble with a wing of white velvet bows at the side.
The fragment outlines a legal proceeding with cross examination issues. It references defendants and plaintiffs, questions about vilification and reputation, and mentions attorneys Geagan Shelton and others. The text is garbled but centers on evidentiary questions during a court case.
A ten year study by Dr. Minx Seldapp, head of a hygienic department, links prolonged factory work to mental strain among mothers. The report details extensive fatigue and overwork as the main factors, noting years of labor at the same rate contribute to health decline and affect marriage prospects.
The article notes Oxford University faced a protest over admitting women while promising reforms. It highlights women’s access to degrees, residence and examination requirements, and the push to remove barriers. It discusses how opponents fear patronage and that some see degree rights as necessary for equality alongside broader university modernization.
A fragmented OCR note discusses attitude in New York imagery and a 53. inches measurement suggesting vibration rates. It argues air pressure and earth's gravity affect a device or phenomenon, noting slower movement and a relationship to gravity. The legibility is low and specifics are unclear.
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