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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1909
Page
2
Article describes the Goodyear Rapid Stitching Machine as the tool driving faster shoe production at a shop. It notes heat vapor and a compact snare apparatus enabling rapid stitching in large Puelaeiey projects, with emphasis on streamlined work and strong stitching outcomes.
Fragmentary ad style text urges taking Cascarets before bed to aid digestion after excess drinking and eating during Christmas. Mentions a best selling product and warns of “00 CASCANETS” with confusing phrasing about a week long treatment and mouth issues.
In the Southern region near Kirkwood cabins, a tale of hillside mail routes and daring hunters unfolds. A post office and three mountain sheep become central as a crew schemes to retrieve mail across the river. Kirkwood and the author recount a Christmas attempt, a risky hillside trek, and a controversial mail route during a frontier season.
Dave Brodie, a well known local resident, was injured when a car in his party’s ride on West Broad Street near Hamilton Street crashed into a telegraph pole. The entire group, except Brodie, escaped serious harm as the vehicle veered and toppled. Brodie was shaken but taken for medical attention.
Elaborate preparations are underway for the Whittington production to open in New Haven this week before moving to Globe Lane Boston. The Shuberts have reworked the book into a musical comedy style with lavish scenery and professional departments described as a grand stage event.
Dr L K Cramb presents Talk No 17 The Osteopathic Examination detailing spine as a key diagnostic focus. He argues 95 percent of diseases originate from spinal misalignments, explains how minor vertebral shifts affect nerves and blood flow, and stresses comprehensive examination before treatment. Belle Case Harrington notes in Cosmopolitan. Second Floor Owsley Black Entrance Room No 16.
The excerpt describes a traveling show with names like Solomon and Whittington, scenes on a stage in New York, a medicine wagon, and performers including surgeons, electricians, and a band. It notes rehearsals, scenic and lighting work, and the era’s entertainment style, hinting at a Klaw and Erlinger touring company in a mid century theatrical context.
Fragmentary OCR describes damage along a highway with bridges swept away and isolation of the town of Bede near Cree des mountains. Mentions committees and inaugurations, but details are garbled.
Christa Nerette named by Tripp and Dragstedt Co for a TCA assignment. Company confirms project scope and start date with planned milestones.
An advertising feature touts Electra-Vigor, an electric body bath device claimed to cure from sleeping, claiming nature supplies the healing while the unit carries electric current into nerves and tissues. It promises ongoing power without recharging, claiming 20 years of use and superiority over drugs.
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