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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1916
Page
4
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a pure olive colored supplement that cleanses the liver and bowels. It claims benefits for a clear complexion and mentions a price of 260 per box and distribution by Olive Haid Company of Columbus Ohio.
A dubious advertisement promotes Die’s Extract of Sarsaparonic as a remedy for indigestion skin eruptions and impure blood. It touts a one dollar price for a large bottle and six bottle quantities from a Newbro Drug dealer.
Read as a continuation, the piece outlines proposals to build a two power navy and mobilize a federal army. It details a plan for expanding warship construction, increasing coastal defenses, and a mobile national force of about one million with reserves. It also notes budget figures and funding sources for naval and army programs.
City officials passed resolutions creating special improvement districts for lighting in West Park and other areas while reviewing bids from Anaconda Copper Mining for coal for the city hall and other buildings. The aldermen also discussed ward alignment with county precincts and finances with reports showing arrests, fines, weights, and tax receipts. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in February.
A garbled exchange references crushing Germany, a planned lynching, and a questioning of a horse’s fate. It then shifts to a discussion about Kenawha and West Virginia origins tied to an 1860s constitutional convention and separation ordinance.
The article notes the Iron Cross awarded since the war of liberation is not purely cast iron but features an edging of different metal. It mentions a small allowance to rank and file members accompanying the decoration.
English naval vessels show bows with cor all fr experimental pure hoses touted as economical of fuel, increasing cargo space, and stronger against wave motion.
The lunar reading warns of grave anxiety with rumblings of unrest abroad and naval maneuvers, while not predicting U S entry into war. It cautions health for birth date individuals, notes likely internal issues in France, conspiracies in Norway, and potential spring naval troubles.
A deflection in fully shaded balance is counted by the annual inflow of 3.15 billion dollars from travelers and 20 million dollars typically remitted from the United States by workers.
A fragment reports the Kaiser’s fortune, once 5 million, now valued at seven times that, with a military tax of 600 francs paid sixteen months ago. The coffee trade, nearly nonexistent earlier, yielded about six pounds to the export market this year, signaling a shift in economic fortunes.
Secretary Lansing discussed a Pan American defense and boundary settlement treaty linking arms shipments to revolutionaries. He urged approval of the Columbian treaty enabling Panama to join the Pan American agreement, while Congress considers canal risk and naval base deals. Senate leaders met to push unity and ratification efforts. A separate rural highway drive in the south drew 10,000 citizens building 150 miles from Memphis to Paducah. New York child health officials report death rates for infants dropping to 1 in 1,000 with 20,000 infants saved since the eight year program.
German scientist argues that global animal distributions and climate change result from axis oscillation. The claim links planetary wobble to shifting habitats across various regions.
Delinquent taxes for numerous property owners including Julia Carroll Elza B. Cassidy Joseph Kogalsick Hannah Mahoney and others, with properties such as lodes placer and mines listed. Taxes and penalties due will be collected. properties will be sold at public auction January 18, 1918 at 2 o'clock pm in Anaconda Montana. Treasurer James J. Murphy notes this notice from December 38, 1919.
An old age focused statement notes that cataract and coma are largely diseases of the elderly, contributing to the puna population's age profile. The remark implies aging factors dominate prevalent health issues among older residents.
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