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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1920
Page
9
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the quick remedy for colds and grippe. By taking two-hourly dosages, three doses unlock nasal passages, stop a runny nose, relieve headaches and feverish symptoms, and offer painless taste with no quinine. It claims economical cost and independent action.
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Pape
Freezone claim promises painless corn relief teaser
A Cincinnati chemist developed Freezone, a ether based compound that supposedly loosens and lifts any corn or callus without pain. Advertised as a quick cure, it urges women to keep a bottle handy for soothing aches and claims immediate soreness relief followed by easy removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Membership Campaign Data to Be Announced at Rally
The four day drive to recruit 800 YMCA members will be discussed at an afternoon meeting in the YMCA building on West Park. Officials and workers will hear talks on the value of the Y to members and nonlocal workers. An editorial excerpt from The Union argues the Y is for manual workers, with the aim of showing benefits and affordable membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Union
United States
Indianapolis
Dying Father Seeks Missing Daughters For Heir
L N Howe of Butte Mont in failing health asks for contact with his two daughters including Mrs Ben Wells last heard from at 508 West Park St Butte to leave his estate. Police search for Wells and sister daughter details appear in a letter from R Dougherty Trinidad Col urging universal registration similar to wartime drafts.
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Ben Wells
Butte
West Park Street
L. N. Howe
Mrs. Wells
Murphy
R. Dougherty
Trinidad
Col
Legion Auxiliary Masquerade Planned for February 14
The ladies auxiliary to the American Legion announces a masquerade at the Legion rooms on Feb 14. Proceeds support work for ex service men. Four prizes will be awarded: best sustained character for a man and a woman, and poorest dressed man and woman.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Pneumonia Victim Fay Clark Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held for Fay Clark of 2331 Florence Avenue who died Wednesday from pneumonia. Interment was in Mount Moriah cemetery. A longtime Butte resident, he worked for the Northern Pacific railroad and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Survived by wife, mother, three sisters Lenora Maude Walsh, W. E., Walsh, brothers James Kirkpatrick and W. B. Clark, all of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Clark
Florence Avenue
Mount Moriah
Butte
Northern Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Lenora Clark
Maude Kirkpatrick
W. E., Walsh
James Kirkpatrick
W. B. Clark
Hugh Rowan Sues for Large Amount in 1919 Injury
Hugh Rowan filed a suit through attorney Joseph H. Griffin seeking 35250 in damages for injuries claimed while employed by the Northern Pacific in October 1919. The complaint says Rowan, a section hand, was riding a motorcar when a work train backed into it and forced him to jump. foreman Andrew Larson and operator R H Caldwell are named as defendants.
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Hugh Rowan
Joseph H. Griffin
Northern Pacific
Rowan
Andrew Larson
R. H. Caldwell
Parent Teacher Officers Elected for Coming Year
Officers for the coming year of the Parent-Teacher circle were elected Friday night at the county superintendent of schools office. President is Mrs. A. A. Young of Whittier, Vice President Mrs. J. R. Downey of McKinley district, Secretary Mrs. Robert White of Emerson district. A rally plan was discussed to be held soon with state organizer Mrs. Marian Fox in attendance. Representatives from Walkerville, McKinley, Longfellow, Emerson, Whittier, and Monroe circles attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Superintendent of
A. A. Young
Whittier
J. R. Downey
McKinley
Robert White
Emerson
Marian Fox
Walkerville
Longfellow
Monroe
Census by Law Could Compel Registration, Editor Says
A letter to The Standard suggests enacting law to compel government and local census registration. The essay notes enumerator difficulties are numerous and argues legislation could overcome them.
I. W. W. Trial Jury Lacked Twelfth Juror in Grimm Case
Montesano Washington January 31 The jury pool in the I W W trial for Warren C Grimm murder tonight was full at opening but lacked the twelfth juror by adjournment. The case concerns one of four victims of the Centralia armistice day shootings as jurors continue deliberations.
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Montesano
Wash
Warren C. Grimm
Centralia
Three Drop Corn Killer The Gets-It Way Ad
An old advertisement touts Gets It as the quickest easiest and safest method to remove corns, claiming it is the proven remedy millions have used for relief and lasting comfort.
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Gets-It as a simple corn remover that instantly dulls pain and loosens the corn so it lifts off with no discomfort. It claims immediate comfort for walking dancing and jumping and notes the product costs a small price at any drug store. Manufactured by E. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Warns Against Taking New Responsibilities
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington warned against abandoning American duties in the western hemisphere and taking on new roles in Europe. He cited Palestine Philippines Mexico and Turkey and argued against dissolving League of Nations authority and costly reconstruction abroad. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis urged renewed patriotism and reduced partyism to quell domestic revolts.
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New York
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Society of the Genesee
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Philippines
Turkey
Mexico
Fiume
League of Nations
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Library removes brewing volumes to thwart home brewers
Springfield Mass. Believing shelf retention of books on beer brewing and liquor distillation would violate prohibition law, the city library removed all such volumes to prevent home brewers from obtaining advice on making intoxicants.
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International News Service
Springfield
Mass
Buffalo meat trend hits Enid at $1 a pound
Buffalo sandwiches caused a stir in Enid Oklahoma as a local meat market bought and butchered three buffalo. The meat sold quickly at one dollar per pound. Citizens expect more wild fare as the proprietor fattens two half grown bears for future butchering.
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International News Service
Enid
Okla
Boy of 11 grows cotton in Nebraska garden
William Deckinger, an 11 year old farmer’s son from Preston in Richardson county, demonstrated cotton can be grown in the area by raising several hundred plants. He used seed from his 1918 crop to plant the 1919 crop, taking pride in his success.
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International News Service
Stella
Neb
William Deckinger
Preston
Richardson County
William
Wear wooden shoes in Cincinnati claim
Charles Hopmann, a wooden shoe dealer, says at least 1,000 women nationwide wear wooden shoes. He notes the shoes cost $1.25 a pair and last almost forever, with truck gardeners and dairy maids among wearers.
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International News Service
Cincinnatis
Charles Hopmann
Hopmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown
Post Office Department
Peter J. Nevin Jr
Butte, Mont
Legion Auxiliary
Parent-Teacher Officers
I. W. W. Trial
W. Park
Hart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Knox and Vanity
East Park Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Manhattan and
Emery
F. A. Tronside
North Main Street
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