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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier that purports to end eczema and skin ailments by boosting red-blood cell production. It promises renewed energy and restful sleep, claiming safety and wide availability in drug stores.
Mrs Ruth Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania says the vegetable compound improved her health and energy. She claims it settled nervous irritability and digestive issues and boosted appetite, encouraging others to try it and to write for answers.
A Montana court record details multiple divorce filings. June Margaret Monahan sues Irwin F Monahan for divorce citing intemperance cruelty and bad company seeking 75 monthly alimony and 150 attorney fees. Pauline Webbing vs Henry G Webbing includes child support and fees disputes with a 1923 marriage in Butte. Eva Champlain vs Karney Champlain seeks dismissal after living as spouses since filing. Harry L Hanson seeks to sue Bear Creek Coal for 54000 on a note. William R Pyfer seeks divorce from Emma Leona Pyfer citing extreme cruelty, married June 28 1924 at Whitehall. Frederick A Bartlett vs Mary Bartlett cross complaint claims lack of support. Stella Ada Richards vs William Stanley Richards ordered to show cause for temporary alimony and fees.
Twenty two carloads valued at about six million dollars sped from Seattle, via Milwaukee line, crossing the continent in a race against time. The cargo faced high insurance and interest costs. eight hands were used to unload in Seattle and transfer to waiting cars. If the pace continues, the silk train is expected to reach New York late tomorrow or early Saturday morning.
Malcolm Denny and Reginald Denny play dual roles in Universal’s The Fast Worker at the American theater. Laura La Plante co stars for the first time since Sporting Youth with a strong cast including Ethel Grey Terry Muriel Frances Dana and John Steppling in a comedy of mistaken identity and family complications set in a lively stage adaptation of George Barr McCutcheon.
Puzzle clues describe a large set of across and down words including anatomy items, family terms, languages, and common objects. The collection mentions Molars cleaning and various definitions such as a mouth opening a holy book etc.
An Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards promoted Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy. The ad claimed the olive colored tablets cleanse waste, improve complexion, and restore energy, recommending nightly use for a time. Thousands reportedly use them as a calomel substitute, priced at 15 and 30 cents.
Six men were charged with vagrancy yesterday in complaints filed by Chief of Police Murphy. In Justice of the Peace Lewis's court at South Butte Melvin Dibble M J. Murray Dan Hanlon and Dick Jacobs were filed against and in Justice Ornsby's court, also of South Butte, Wilford Bate and E. Simpson were arraigned.
Richard Dix spends his first day as star lying in bed with an ice pack on his head though not ill the scene in Manhattan required him to regain consciousness after a gangster attack. Jacqueline Logan Gregory Kelly and George Bergmann support Dix as Rh H Burnside directs his first screen work at the Rialto film theater.
The Prairie Wife, a Metro Goldwyn Mayer release produced and directed by Hugo Ballin, screens at the Ansonia. The film adapts Arthur Stringer’s novel tracing a cultured eastern woman who marries a young engineer and moves to a prairie homestead with strong performances by Dorothy DeVore and Herbert Rawkinson.
Lincoln corps No. 6 of the Women’s Relief corps presents a second patriotic program tonight in Patriotic hall. All of Butte’s patriotic groups are urged to attend. Duke, a Billings resident, is stopping at the Acoma during a brief city visit.
Bright hued flannel suspender skirts advertised for Winnie Winkle wardrobe. Describes costumes worn with lingerie waists on second floor. Also promotes durable black sateen rompers with tan waist and embroidery trim priced at $1.26, located on second floor.
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