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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement extols Pinex cough syrup as a quick remedy for chest cold bronchitis hoarseness and other respiratory issues. It instructs mixing 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives to create a ready pint of syrup and promises satisfaction or refund. The Pinex Co. of St Wayne Ind backs the product.
A pleasant tasting tablet offers relief from piles without discomfort or time loss. Simply chew occasionally for removal of piles, promoted as easy and safe for anyone to use.
An advertisement touts a universal method for treating piles with a free trial. It claims thousands of grateful letters and urges readers of any age or occupation to mail a coupon today, promising relief even after failed ointments and other remedies.
Safe fat reduction promises are touted as a quick, harmless method to slim down without changing lifestyle. The ad urges readers to mail order Marmola tablets, claiming secret, steady weight loss and benefits to appetite and skin.
Charles S. Matthews, elected to the alimony group again, remains obligated to pay $20 monthly to his first child’s support after a divorce. his second wife receives $25 monthly alimony and $100 attorney fee pending their case. The docket also notes fault judgments, temporary alimony awards, settlements, and estate actions including W. A. Clark III.
In Paris the humorist G. de La Fouchardiere staged a subway car dinner with ham chicken bread and beer inviting riders at busy times. Police officials accepted bottles and photographers documented the event while plans for a sleeping car tour by auto bus follow.
London society women led by Lady Howard de Walden organized a charity carol singing event in Mayfair following last year’s success. A masked party of 256 attendees including the Duchess of Westminster and Lady Maidstone supported the drive, likely to become an annual affair.
Vicomtesse de la Pre and Sidney Sharpe lead masked singers through the West End in a five hour charity tour. The group visits theaters hotels and streets collecting funds in a silk hair bag, drawing a large crowd and police intervention to ease traffic.
Airplane service in Columbia has improved significantly with rates slated to be cut by half and passengers authorized to carry a small trunk onboard. This reflects growing efficiency and passenger convenience in local air travel.
Stevensville district industrial association held a spirited meeting at the American theater to celebrate the railroad commission order for a two mile spur from the main valley line west of the river into Stevensville. President John McLaughlin presided as speakers including John G. Howe Elmer Johnson B O Scott and G Morrell touted the benefit of eliminating the two mile haul to the station.
A motion passed to extend a vote of thanks to the railway commission for the action taken by the board.
F. E. McCall died in Hollywood California on Monday. He and his wife moved to spend the winter there two months ago. His body will be taken to Pontiac Michigan for burial. McCall formerly lived in New York City where he was a city salesman for a cloth manufacturer. He had been in poor health, and the California trip was for health reasons.
The ceremony was attended by relatives of the bride and groom. Miss Margaret Fullerton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor with Floyd Davis as best man. Mrs Hartson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Fullerton, is described as a popular local figure. Mr Hartson, son of Mr and Mrs C I Hartson, belongs to the firm C I Hartson and Sons, noted Holstein breeders east of Hamilton.
Fire caused by a defective flue damaged the kitchen roof of John Kleinode r s home in Hamilton. Neighbors helped extinguish the flames and the loss is covered by insurance.
Don Thiel of Fort Wayne Indiana writes that Foley Pills worked in a couple hours relieving pain and allowing a good night’s sleep. The ad claims Foley's Pills are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and urges refusing substitutes Paxson and Rockefeller.
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