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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1925
Page
8
In Evanston Wyoming a woman recounts monthly troubles and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with improving her health and enabling her to bear children. She mentions an eldest child six and younger siblings in her home.
Diana of the Dunes, once Alice Gray and a University of Chicago student, died in her husband Paul Wilson’s shack on the Indiana shore of Lake Michigan. She had spent nine years living apart from civilization in the sand dunes and was 44. The couple’s life of independence and rumors of a moonlit dance and a strange death surround the tale. The report notes the desire to burn her ashes and scatter them from Mount Tom at the dunes’ edge.
Lee Moran of Moran and Lyons fame lands comedy roles in two new films at the American theater. He accepts a part in Daring Youth after a Hollywood weekend invitation by Principal Pictures president for Lesser. Listen Lester, another Moran screen project, adapts a Broadway musical comedy and features Harry Myers Alec Francis George O Hara Eva Novak Louise Fazenda Dot Farley. Cast includes Selter directing. Sacramento Pictures produces. Principal Pictures releases.
At the Ault studios Holbrook Blinn arrived to play the king in Mary Pickford’s Rosita a United Artistes release shown last day at the Rialto. The article notes Blinn’s shave removing his Mexican mustache and mentions Madonna of the Streets with Nalmova and Milton Sills slated for Rialto screenings tomorrow along with Flying the Bennie Leonard bout on the same bill.
The Portia Mansfeld Dancers bring acrobatic dance to the Broadway in a program mixing music and physical development. A highlight is From an Etruscan, portraying funeral rites with a mural screen, set to Pierne’s music, reflecting ancient Greek and Roman influences. The piece aims to blend history with graceful athleticism.
A collision left Mrs. Kahn severely injured while riding in a mobile unit with another machine. A Caesarean section saved the baby, a seven pound boy born within an hour of the crash, and the mother remains in critical condition in hospital care.
Tenor John McCormack, ill with a cold worsened after a radio appearance, postpones all concert engagements for the immediate future. He will depart for Miami Florida tomorrow to rest for about two weeks, delaying February dates into March.
Mrs Katherine Curry, 43, wife of rancher John A Curry near Power, was accidentally shot in the left temple when a rifle in a motor truck seat discharged as she shifted position. Her condition is reported as improving at the local hospital.
Alander F. Hogland, president of Fyrac Manufacturing Co. of Rockford Illinois, son of Frank Hogland head of National pany, was instantly killed in an automobile collision west of Sacramento. W. A. Thockw keles, Pacific division, sustained a pierced wrist.
Thousands seek Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to cure indigestion by stimulating the liver and bowels. The vegetable compound mixed with olive oil promises gentle relief with no griping, cramps, or pain by taking one or two at bedtime.
Anaconda high school baseball faces two away games this weekend starting Friday night in Whitehall and Saturday in Dillon. The Silver and Blue look to avenge a prior loss to Whitehall and seek a win against Dillon before traveling to Butte for the Mining District Tournament opening February 27. The winner advances to the state event in Bozeman March 4 to 7, with another big home clash versus Butte at Daly Gym Friday.
Theodore C. Brown, colored, was arrested after threats against his wife Mrs. Brown. The warrant was issued at her complaint from Justice Henrold's court and signed by Rev. J C Graden of the A M E church. Brown posted $100 bond and his case is set for Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Catherine Franklin died at the family home 407 West Commercial Avenue after a month long illness. She is survived by her husband Thomas Franklin and a daughter Mrs Tony Kadonieh both of the city, a sister Mrs Margaret Leahy of Daly Butte and several Daly relatives in Mason City and Michigan. Funeral services will be held at P J Finnegan chapel Wednesday at 8:45 AM then Mass at St Pauls Church. Interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The Rotary Club heard W. H. Andrews chief chemist of the Three Forks Portland Cement Company lecture on Portland cement composition manufacture and uses at Trident Montana. J. C. Maring chaired the meeting with guests George Short of Butte and H. J. Rchuch of Anaconda present. Next Monday the speaker will be Dr Withes spoon of Butte.
Anaconda reports Mrs. Fred Coursey and daughter departed yesterday for Los Angeles to visit friends. F. F. Frick returned home from Provo Utah after several weeks away. Knights of Columbus in Anaconda will initiate three of ten novices at tonight’s meeting at the Cherry Street club house. A program will follow the business session.
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