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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
10
Nervous dyspepsia and stomach issues are claimed to vanish within five minutes after taking Pape's Diapepsin. The ad touts fast relief from sour stomach, belching, heartburn, gas, and nausea and says a small 50-cent case covers the whole family.
An old advertisement touts Croxone as a fast acting remedy for back pain kidney trouble and rheumatic joints. It claims the formula penetrates membranes cleanses organs neutralizes and dissolves poisons in blood to leave kidneys strong and healthy. The copy urges readers to buy an original package to prove its effectiveness.
Advert appears for Hyomel a medicated air treatment to cure catarrh with inhaler delivery. It touts quick relief without stomach drugs and offers a money back guarantee through Smith Drug Co. Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co. Butte. Complete outfit priced at $1 with extra squid bottles available later.
Abbreviated regional ad describing cough relief from Eckman’s Alternative medicine. Patient recounts fever sweats, prior doctor advice to go to Wyoming, then improved after three bottles. Claims cessation of fever and night sweats and better digestion. Includes dire warning against habit forming drugs and directs readers to White the Rekman Laboratory for booklet.
Deputy Marshal Hoffman hurries toward Butte to recapture A T Moreaux, wanted in Kansas City for jumping bonds tied to fraud allegations after a Bitter Root valley ranch sale. Attorneys argued legality of arrest as warrants and delays play out. Moreaux remains at large until Monday afternoon.
A report on missing girls and trafficking describes 75 percent returning runaways from home. Elopements and heart affairs contribute to disappearances, with some missing women led into unsafe lives by white slavers. The article notes drownings and police finds, then announces the Broadway theater showing Saturday.
Charges of first degree assault against Joh Grogan marshal of Walkerville were withdrawn after an amicable out of court settlement. The case, to be heard in Justice Conn's court yesterday, was dismissed as Grogan paid hospital and doctor bills from the Halloween night shooting, per Mayor Joseph Biiney.
Mrs Albert Sterner of Greasona Pennsylvania testifies before J.P. Cua Moyer that Swamp Root by Dr Klimer cured her asthma and bladder trouble after a sample bottle convinced her. She purchased a large bottle and recommends the remedy to others citing similar neighbor results.
Advertisement notes a sample bottle offer for ten cents from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton NY, claiming it will convince anyone and include a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions Anaconda Daily Standard and available bottle sizes at drugstores.
The Anglers' club of Butte reports to secretary Arthur Perham that 4,115,000 fish were stocked in Silver Bow and nearby waters during 1918. Trout and greyling shipments reached 2,115,000 and 2,000,000 respectively to 32 localities and 11 consignees. The club's receipts and expenses totaled 1,276.60 and 991.30, leaving 285.47 in treasury. The executive committee includes D. Gay Stivers, Mark Ezekiels, Arthur Perham, and others.
Julian Eltinge brings The Fascinating Widow to the Broadway theater for one night only. The renowned star, famed for his cross gender comedy, headlines under A H Woods management after successful runs in New York Chicago and Boston.
Mayer will give a hand painted plate as a free souvenir with every purchase of 1.08 or more at his department store in Butte. He also guarantees Lowest Prices and Money Back on watches, diamonds, and holiday jewelry. Orders for custom jewelry should be placed promptly to ensure Christmas gifts. Window display at 29 West Park.
New York December 11. Insurance executives urged protection for widows orphans and beneficiaries against promoters and poor investments. President Sylvester C Dunham of the Trav neurance Co Hartford spoke at the annual eve of the Association of Life Presidents stressing safe investments and guaranteed monthly benefits for beneficiaries during life. He warned of cheap postages aiding scam artists and highlighted the need for protection against wasteful schemes. Portland plan to employ the unemployed to clear state lands was also noted as a relief effort.
Paris activity shows Adolphe Pegoud looping the loop with a passenger aboard an aeroplane, repeating the stunt with journalists present to prove the feat is as easy as solo loops. Justice White remains home with a cold, Justice Lurton also out sick, and New York reports 312,485 bushels of potatoes sold daily.
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