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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
3
An ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds, soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent, with guarantees money back if relief is not achieved.
A health note urges avoiding sweets and damp environments to prevent rheumatism. It explains that kidney filtration and skin excretion remove body waste and acids, with cold conditions hindering this process. It recommends Jad Salts and Rad Salts as remedies to neutralize acidity and purge the blood.
The questions span figures from George Washington era, a New Jersey university town battle in 1777, a vice president of that era, the metal backing of mirrors, a dime distributing millionaire, and a Bible verse about defilement from the mouth.
At the Rialto the Paramount star promotes new ideas for film's future as his comedy Service for Ladies debuts. Director Harry D Abbadie D Arrast makes his first sole directorial project with Kathryn Carver in a leading role alongside Lawrence Grant and Charles Lane.
Warner Brothers star Monte Blue leads in Bitter Apples adapted from Harold McGrath. John Wyncote son of a bank president faces dishonor after his father’s downfall and death. Myrna Loy portrays Maria Blanco wife of a depositor seeking vengeance alongside her brother Stefani as derailed fates unfold.
Buster Keaton directs and stars in The General a Civil War comedy about a locomotive chase set in the 1860s. The film reportedly cost a fortune and involved thousands of people and railway equipment transformed for period use. The production reflects Keaton alongside producer Joseph M. Schenck.
The Parkway Theatre ends its New Year program with two shows tonight in Butte. The bill features Caranas and Barker with four Broadway artists, Bert Swor in a leading comic role, Sandy Lang and company roller skaters, Miss Marcelle with blues and impersonations, the Hughes duo on multiple instruments, and the photo feature The College Hero.
Jorgen Jorgenson discharged from a Butte hospital and staying in a city hotel. Deputy Sheriff D C Wampler gains permanent appointment in Dillon. Grandparents welcome new granddaughter for Gladys Jorgenson in Livingston. Wisdom teachers Slanger and Bellivou spend Christmas in Great Falls and Philipsburg. Mica found near Wisdom at Montana Silver properties with uncertain payoff. John Troupe travels to New Mexico then Nebraska after his mother’s death. Proceeds from Hereford bull purchase at Spion Kop. Government hunter Hurley and companion Zachary Jackson note coyotes fewer than expected despite high pelts value. Miller Development moves feeder steers to home ranch. Wesley and Jack Miller visit. Amica club hosts at U U ranch with holiday buffet. Helming’s truck rollover in Wisdom snow. no serious injury. Whetstone visits from Butte. Hazelbaker of Dillon visits Basin for cattle drive. Snyder family weekend in Anaconda. Elmer Jensen returns to Caldwell Idaho for winter. Joneses of Bryn Mawr Ranch host visitors, with multiple local hospitality. Christmas gatherings include Newkirk and Sbill Sacry families. Ed Black commutes from South Boulder on business. Christmas day meals shared at Newkirk home. Wilkinson comes from Manhattan to spend holidays with Smith grandparents. Susie Hatfield in Butte for holidays.
Jefferson Island notes a Friday evening Christmas program at Cardwell gymnasium. Children from surrounding districts received bags with fruit nuts and candy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lacry and son Junior of Butte visited the home.
Sheriff Angus B. McLeod departed for Rockford Illinois to take custody of Mark Reid wanted in Butte on seduction charges. Extradition papers signed by Gov. Erickson arrived in Helena on Saturday and Reid reportedly waived an extradition hearing in Illinois.
D Albertine reports his pocket was picked of 15 dollars while at a soft drink shop at No 4 South Wyoming street. He gave police a description of the thief. George F English lost a handbag with clothing and a briefcase from a cigar store. A truck canvas theft was reported by George Maier of the Miners' dairy.
A World War II era notice offers a French rheumatoid and neuritis treatment prescription. The author claims to have helped thousands with it at no cost and will mail the prescription upon receiving the reader's address via a postal request to Paul Case, Dept. 1255, Brockton, Mass.
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