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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
12
An advertisement promoting internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate. It claims a glass of hot water with ten spoonfuls of limestone phosphate taken before breakfast flushes the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, cleanses the body of waste and toxins, improves appearance, and reduces symptoms like headaches bad breath and stomach trouble. It asserts quick visible improvement and minimal cost.
At the fourteenth annual Jewsboys club banquet at the Ansonia theater W. S. Clark Jr. led as host as members celebrated a successful birthday dinner and learned a deed for a lot on East Broadway near Washington school is donated by Anaconda Mining for a new Newsies home. A letter from Jo Gillie and a telegram from MacGinniss were read amid cheers. The group plans to move into possession soon and fund a permanent home, with Manager Levy invited to view a show.
Chicago on December 29 state food Inspector Joseph E Prenderkost and a past democratic congressional candidate was indicted for accepting a bribe to permit the sale of 2.6 cane of tomatoes labeled by another inspector. A related order sought evidence of bribe giving by the payer.
Five Brighton district and Cambridge children died from an illness listed as actross. Medical Examiner MacGrath investigates with autopsy pending and declined comment on possible poisoned candy theory.
Washington reports Secretary Lansing denied published claims that Col E A House went to Europe to settle rifts between Ambassador Page in London and Ambassadors Gerard and Penfield in Berlin and Vienna. Matt Osborn, Sing Sing warden, was indicted on seven counts over prison administration and offered $200 for appearance to answer charges. No pleading date set.
A mixed review of shows at Ansonia American and Broadway theaters features The Gray Mask a Triangle photoplay with Nora and Jim Garth. Willard Mack in David Harmon. Keystone comedy Scandal. and a lively program including the Chorus Girl Contest. The piece also notes sensational sea drama and a humorous box-office anecdote from Chicago with a weathered take on entertainment.
Raith's fur designs defend a bold fashion stance. The article argues fur coats elevate a rich look for afternoon, evening, theater, dinner parties, and drives in town, appealing to every woman's desire for stylish outerwear.
Prices for fur and fur lined coats scarfs muffs caps gauntlets and robes are advertised as astonishingly low figures with a call to investigate. The ad lists a wide range of fur products including fur coats fur robes and fur accessories framed as a clearance or sale event.
Advance word from Sulivan and Considine promises a premier Empress theater program this week. Seven acts contend to be stars led by Menlo Moore in The Enchanted Forest and Tom and Stacia Moore in My Dream Girl. Prech and brothers perform new equilibrist acts with E Holland and Kathran Date presenting Twixt Matinee and Night.
Rauh Manufacturing succeeds Rauh and Sehter at 206 North Main Street Butte established in 1892. Phone 1725W.
Frank Shields, the original lariat manipulator Hearn and Rutter, perform in songs and grotesque fancies. The act is expected to draw notable attention and ensure another banner week at the Empire theater.
New York December 29 The battleship Texas received a four foot high solid silver model of the Zeven Provinces flagship of Adm De Ruyter as a gift from the Holland America line in appreciation of rescuing passengers and crew from the steamship Tiyndam after a collision with the Joseph Cuneo near Nantucket lightship last May The South Carolina also took part in the rescue and will receive a similar gift upon arrival.
New York notes that Dr Helen Nolen, aboard the Rochambeau, reports more than 40,000 Allied soldiers have been totally blinded since the war began. The arrival of American ambassador de lard and Colonel Willard in Fairfax is noted while Spain-US steamship talks gain Spanish government support.
Boston dispatch says 110000 Armenian refugees reached Erivan in dire straits. Morgenthau notes exhausted funds but pledges food if remittances come. relief efforts launched by American committee with support from Telief commission. Also reports school board moves in London and Detroit health update from Henry Ford entourage.
Lisbon dispatch says a secret conference was held by Portugal's principal army officers with ministers of war and marine attending the meeting. The Havas correspondent notes the event as significant amid reports from Paris and Lisbon.
Fifty ringleaders in a threatened mutiny at the Kansas state penitentiary coal mine were confined in solitary confinement as guards reopened the shaft. Prison officials, after warning visitors of the disturbance, agreed to meet a prisoner committee to discuss better food and working conditions following the episode involving Professor Grider and a University of Kansas party.
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