Your Health Needs Attention You Should Keep Strength High
Health guidance urges maintaining strength and vigor to resist illness. It emphasizes careful care of the stomach liver and bowels and advises action at the first signs of weakness.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1915
Page
2
Health guidance urges maintaining strength and vigor to resist illness. It emphasizes careful care of the stomach liver and bowels and advises action at the first signs of weakness.
A historic tonic called Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters advocated as a splendid tonic and appetizer. It claimed to aid Nature in preventing indigestion constipation biliousness general weakness colds grippe or malaria.
Chicago December 11 Charles H Weeghman president of the Federal league club said he would leave for New York and intimated peace would be discussed by baseball magnates early next week before the National league meeting. Speculation grows on Federal interests possibly purchasing three National league franchises.
Spokane December 11 John F McGough former Colgate football star was hired by Gonzaga University to coach athletics He will oversee the football basketball and baseball teams as well as the gym beginning with the next school year
Hans L. Gabrielson funeral set for 2 PM at Nevada Avenue residence with Rev. Hudtore officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Eugene Helbok remains at Walsh's. funeral notice to follow. Archie Camron dies at local hospital aged 1. burial at Walsh's parlors. Anna Frankovich funeral at Holy Savior church this afternoon, Holy Cross cemetery interment. Fred McIntyre funeral at family residence and St. Joseph's church, Holy Cross burial. Oscar Koski funeral at Sherman & Reed chapel this afternoon, Mountain View interment. Card of thanks from John Conlon for sympathy and floral offerings.
The funeral of the late John Burke will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 at Holy Savior Church after mass at the family residence 2211 Silver Bow Street. Provisions for burial follow at the Holy Savior grounds.
Funeral notices inform Ebien Stoel and Edith Stowman died recently. Ollie Williams, 25, and Mrs Edith Stowman, 4, are named in notices. Services will be led by Rev John G Ross at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church and at family residences. Funeral details vary with location and time. Joseph Richards Funeral Director handles arrangements.
Charles I Brickley reviews the 1915 football season, noting inconsistent results, rising interest, and the shift toward open play and systematic coaching. He contrasts Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and Rutgers, cites Percy Haughton’s Harvard leadership, and highlights the evolution of offense, feints, and the sport’s growing popularity.
John D. Pope of North Butte Mining Company says published claims against the Granite Mountain disaster have been settled. Of 16 deaths, thirteen claims were settled with beneficiaries choosing lump sums. three remain due to administrators handling estates. The firm continues to pay weekly benefits to injured claimants and asserts widows are not in want.
The Grill Cafe at 119 West Park Street offers a Sunday table d hote dinner from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The meal includes clam broth, oysters on the half shell, a combination salad, French dressing, Montana turkey with oyster dressing, brown sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, sugar corn in cream, mashed potatoes, vanilla ice cream and cake, hot apple pie, American cheese, tea, and milk, all for 6 to 11 cents.
A suffragette appeared to investigate cloture fed when she heard it limited talk. Cloture was represented by a human figure and was “talked to death.” Vice President Marshall adjourned the mock senate after naming a pivoting board as a replacement. Notable guests included Cummins Borah Sherman James Fenrose Oliver Cannon Mann Gardner Stevens Benson Scott Belasco Maxim and others.
Fred Hill of Boston and Alfred Grenda of Australia won the twenty third annual six day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden finishing 2 770 miles and 8 laps ahead of the old mark. McNamara and Spears took second with Magin and Lawrence tied for third along with Thomas and Ryan. Other finishers followed in order from Egan and Dupuy to Mitten and Hansen.
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