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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
3
An old health column promotes routines to stay fit after middle age. It cites outlandish tonics and methods, including setting up exercises, hot water, laxatives, and Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce. It frames uric acid reduction as key to vitality.
Rome Feb 4 Premier Nitti told the Associated Press that Europe must adopt a peaceful economic path and Italy has led by example with heavy taxation to pay debts. He warned America that egotism and rising exchange threaten economic life, urging immediate international action to stabilize exchange and joint effort for all nations.
Diana and Madge discuss pipes and men while strolling London's streets. They evaluate their gear, gossip about a potential romance, and head toward the Tic-Toc for cocktails as curious onlookers watch. The scene captures youthful casual banter and fashion amid a sunlit storefront.
February dispatch from Paris notes summer models feature loose fitting gowns with gold and silver fabrics and elevated trousers tied near the shoe. Corsets remain unused except for stout wearers as hemlines narrow but length stays similar to last season. Jade green underskirts, flounce effects, embroidered linings, and boldly patterned textiles dominate, with couture houses highlighting new jacket styles.
Mexico City reports that official recognition of William O Jenkins United States consular agent at Puebla may be canceled by the foreign office. Jenkins who was kidnapped and held for ransom last October was charged by Puebla authorities with conniving with outlaws. The case has moved to the federal court and is pending.
Washington Feb 4 Another meeting of democratic senators may be called soon to break the leadership deadlock between Senators Hitchcock of Nebraska and Underwood of Alabama With the installation of Senator Glass of Virginia the democratic senate membership is complete and when Hitchcock returns to the capitol tomorrow a movement will be started to have another vote.
Mary Teresa Fewer beloved wife of Patrick Fewer of 1899 Grand Avenue died at a local hospital yesterday. She came to Butte 20 years ago, grew up here and was educated in the schools. Survived by husband four children mother Mrs Alice Wade two sisters Mrs John Walsh and Mrs Denis Fewer brothers Lawrence and William Wade. A member of the Knights and Ladies of Security, this is the second Fewer family death recently. Remains at family residence. Daly-Sheae company in charge of funeral arrangements.
The nomination of Col. Lansing H. Beach to be chief of engineers of the army with the rank of major general was confirmed by the senate today in Washington on February 4.
An eight year old Chinese American boy, Philip Lamb, lay on an emergency table as Dr. Grigg set a double fracture in his right leg. He smiled and affirmed he is American after being asked if he was a Chinese boy. The lad, son of Wan J. Lamb, a local physician, was struck by a car while returning from school, suffering a broken leg, two lost teeth, and multiple bruises.
The forecast notes beneficial ties for Uranus sun Venus and Jupiter while Saturn Mercury oppose. It advises cautious risk taking, predicts luck in love government jobs and farming ventures but warns against oil coal deals and signing papers. It predicts travel for birthdate subjects and talent for Aquarius children.
The Hudson river is completely frozen from Albany to Hastings on the Hudson with 24 inch ice in the channel. People walk the ice while sleighs and cars make trips to the foot of the Palisades.
Chicago real estate board announces a campaign against rent profiteers led by President Ivan O. Ackley. Beginning May 1, the average modern apartment will rent at $25 per room. The city council will introduce a resolution for an investigation tomorrow.
Washington February 4 President Wilson moved to the south portico during a hail sleet and wind storm. He appeared to have recovered from a slight cold contracted several days earlier and resumed outdoor exposure in the early hours of the day.
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