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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
4
A mother shares how Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her baby's widespread eczema after a year of doctor and remedies failing. The child improved in three months, with skin becoming clear and smooth, prompting a strong recommendation for Cuticura. May 2 and 20, 1897, St. Louis, Missouri.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for dandruff and itching with claims to remove crusts scales and parasites while nourishing scalp. It touts internal and external treatments for infants children and adults, listing products like Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Treatment and promising healthier hair growth on a cleansed scalp.
A garbled notice describes epilepsy symptoms in children and urges early treatment. It mentions tremors and sensory cues as signs, then shifts to a dubious sales pitch offering a bottle of a product after a deposit. It lists several vague names and cities, reflecting a damaged ad-like fragment.
A newspaper notice reports the death of Mrs. W. L. Keller at home after an apparent fatal error. The article details her husband John Keller, local undertaker Reed's, and a funeral planned at Hightert Wells. Police and doctors described circumstances, with family and neighbors noting distress and confusion.
The article notes Bert Coy visiting Northwestern players to boost morale and talent. It mentions coaches, players like Me Cune, Myers, and Rowal, plus remarks on athletic prospects, with quotes about speed and skill, reflecting a bustling sports scene.
New York officials outline a winter festival with horse racing as the centerpiece. The event aims for a 320000 purse and broader plans if successful, including potential future expansions and building projects under the Urban Racing Association.
Behrrock announces plan for a title fight at the National Sporting Club of Philadelphia within four weeks. He aims to settle a claim by knocking out Johnson and delivering a decisive victory in the looming bout.
A new racing initiative is formed in Salt Lake City with backing from wealthy Western interests. An option on 12 acres near Becks Hot Springs would host a four track facility with grandstand and buildings near the Oregon Short Line and Denver Rio Grande railways. The project aims to open the season around July 1 with a top soil base and construction plans to boost regional summer pacing and lure visitors.
The veteran star Virgil Garvin is reported very ill with lung trouble affecting his health. The Roastle Times notes his weak condition and hopes for a quick comeback, describing his cheerful temperament and famed fadeaway shot despite illness.
A racing card from Oakland on February 4 lists multiple Thoroughbred events with winners such as Fred Rent, Antiaeh, and Oneonta handicap victor Calanty. The report also notes a separate $60,000 survey completion milestone for preliminary reservations on Mo Thathesd reserve site.
A distressed account details monarchists in Portugal seeking to restore the monarchy after the royal family’s death. Names of ministers and progressives appear as factions debate power, with Premier de Antalhin’s government aiming to pacify unrest and reestablish formality. Crowds view royal bodies as nation mourns, while foreign fleets move and Queen Amelia’s mother is reported arriving.
National mourning is declared for three months as King Manuel accepts Erairo's resignation after a palace interview. Braanis presses for power, premier yields, Admiral Ferrevin de Agnaras named head of the new cabinet. Court vigil for the deceased remains continuous with bodies moved to St. Vincent for interment.
The article reports Mike Twin predicting victory over Ketchell on Washington's Birthday. Sullivan insists Ketchell is lightweight, bets $200 that Twin will win, and claims Ketchell will be knocked out by Twin. Ketchell is described as staying the course, while Twin promises a decisive win with confidence and bravado.
A chaotic report describes the Sixth Floor team securing a victory on the bowling lanes Monday evening. Key players mentioned include Mithun, Sates, Berriennial Sperry, and Nichola Pisher. The match featured high scores from Vira Wilt and Barton, with a final tally of 182 wins for the Sixth Floor side amid advertising and vendor disruptions.
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