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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
2
Nervous dyspepsia gas or indigestion relief promised within five minutes. Claims no sour belching or stomach discomfort after use. Promotes 60-cent case as cure and family-wide aid, with emphasis on home advertisement and drugstore availability.
An advertisement claims Croxone swiftly eases backache and kidney bladder rheumatic pains. It promises relief through cleansing kidneys, improving blood toxins, and restoring health regardless of age or prior attempts, urging immediate purchase with a money back guarantee.
Hyomei offers a meditated air treatment for catarrh with claims of fast relief without stomach involvement. Sold by Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxson Mackefier Co with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Complete outfit includes inhaler and bottle for $1, with refills available.
Indications of threatened lung trouble include cough fever and night sweats. A change of climate helps but more is needed to stop symptoms and disease progress. Eckman’s Alternative is claimed to aid relief and complete recovery after years of illness. Reported testimonial describes night sweats and coughing improving after using three bottles. The ad promotes Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for booklet and recoveries testing.
A. S. Moreaux, freed on habeas grounds by Judge Dolan, faced immediate arrest when Chief Murphy secured a new warrant. Deputy Marshal Hoffman pursued him toward Butte as local authorities sought to return him to Kansas City on a fugitive-from-justice claim related to a bold fraud case. A property bond of 400 was posted to keep him in Tutte under the county’s supervision until Monday afternoon.
In Chicago police figures 6100 disappear yearly with 75 percent returning or accounted for. The show Little Lost Sister presents a dramatic sequence exploring why youths vanish, elopements and social pressures, ending with the Broadway debut on Saturday.
Charges of first degree assault against Jonn G Grogan marshal of Walkerville were withdrawn and the case dismissed after an amicable settlement. Grogan paid hospital and dine expenses arising from the Halloween night accident cited by David Caldwell father of the youth. Mayor Joseph Brings noted settlement ended the matter.
A testimonial letter from Albert Sterner of Cresson, Pa describes initial illness relief after using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. He reports eventual cure and urges neighbors to try the remedy, sworn before Justice C A Moyer in September 190% in the town.
The Anglers' Club of Butte reports extensive fish stocking in Silver Bow and surrounding counties, with 4 115 000 fish planted including 2 115 000 trout and 2 000 000 grayling. Shipments reached eleven consignees, stock varied by species, and annual receipts rose to 1 270.60 with treasury at 285.47. Executive committee features D. Gay Stivers as president and Arthur Perham as secretary.
Star Jullap Eltine headlines at the Broadway theater for one night only with The Fascinating Widow. The production, billed as a premier event of the season, features music and comedy by the author of Midhalle Sherry and follows prior acclaim in New York and Chicago.
Mayer promotes a free souvenir with every $4 purchase at 29 West Park Butte. The hand painted item is guaranteed to be desirable and lower prices are promised on watches, diamonds, and fine jewelry. Special designs available to order to avoid disappointment for Christmas gifts.
The family of Michael Walk expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement. They thank “the neistors and friends” and specially acknowledge floral offerings from judges and others. A note from Anna Ug Wall and family in Washington, Pea.
New York at the annual convention of the Association of Ladies Insurance Agents Dr Sylvester CL Dunham of the Hartford Connecticut urged insurers to fund policy proceeds securely to widows orphans and dependents. He urged investments with certainty to support beneficiaries and described a plan where a company covers a monthly sum for a set term.
Oregon Governor West unveils a scheme to relieve joblessness by allowing the unemployed to elect state lands. The plan includes mobilizing the national guard to assist and provide basic needs as communities debate funding and implementation.
Paris aviator Adolphe Pegoud showed twice at Lue Aerodrome that looping an airplane with a passenger aboard is no harder than looping with only a pilot. Journalists witnessed several successful loops from mounted observers.
Ailing Chief Justice Whily is sent home today with a cold. The report notes his absence from the emitt due to illness as the nation records another ordinary day with potatoes cited in a New York City context.
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