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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
12
The Robinson Thermal Bath, marketed as a cheap home treatment, claims to renew nerves, strength, and general health within half an hour. Advertises cabinets sold in Anaconda and Butte, urging readers to request free information and a health book, with offers for a free book and illustrated details by mail.
The Protestant churches at First Presbyterian grow interest in unity and revival as week of prayer continues. Rev W H Praseou leads with a call for stronger faith, hope, and consecration to work, urging immediate action across all churches. Meetings run nightly this week at the Presbyterian church. Funeral notices follow for Patrick S O Ney, Bridget Twoby, and baby Walter Avinen, with Sherman Rees handling arrangements.
Butte health officials stress state board orders on smallpox quarantine being amended to remove blanket quarantine and require signs where cases are confined. Physicians are reminded to report births within 13 days and ensure birth certificates are filed, with penalties up to 59 dollars per offense for noncompliance.
Report says Zhong Yi Yang known as Chinaman Mly Yes Still Improving after being seriously injured by Ryan Peters at Peking Ma ilfe parlors on South Main Street Sunday night. Dr Lobb says complications have not arisen and recovery appears likely as Potars is held at the county jail awaiting outcome of injuries.
Scott Stevens, a 20 year old machinist badly scalded on the face while at work repairing a boiler, has recovered enough to be moved from St. James Hospital to his home at 223 North Jackson Street. All 14 eyes are reported to be okay with no lasting damage. The funeral for John Payne will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the family home, 42 East Woolman Street, with Rev Groeneveld officiating. The funeral for John G Nelson, aged 63, will be at 2 pm today at Richards' funeral chapel, with Rev A D Batchelder in charge.
A wagon loaded with groceries valued at more than 3100 was stolen from Teipir and Dragetedt, 643 South Main, as two delivery men worked near East tran way car Covert street at 5 4% clock. The driver escaped with the wagon, pursuers failed to catch him, and officers later found the wagon at Second Shad Iowa. groceries were missing. Police continue investigations. no description of the driver was obtained.
George Thurston of the Wesley channel chair is praised for saving AE Florence Henderson, a fair bather, who slipped from a line and faced drowning beyond depth. Thurston, a miner, acted swiftly to pull her to safety as the crowd applauded his efforts. A separate note mentions police patrolling Detroit after a man killed by a jealous husband and other crime headlines.
The piece rails against food faddists and dietary theories while promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets digest all kinds of food and can be taken anytime, offering a free sample by sending name and address to F. A. Stuart, Marshell, 3.
A national bulletin reports the year’s anti tuberculosis work across the United States. It shows 8 million dollars spent on patient treatment in sanatoria and hospitals, with large outlays for literature distribution and public education. New York leads in spending and patients treated. next are Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, followed by Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, California, Colorado, Connecticut and Ohio. Prospects for next year show potential doubling of expenditures and patient care, with major appropriations already allocated by municipalities and state legislatures. A Red Cross sale advertises asses’ shoes at reduced prices.
The Butte school board voted to install independent telephone lines in every school for six months starting in May at 23 dollars per phone. A botany textbook update was endorsed by the botany teacher, principal, and committee. Major Cass of the Salvation Army sent thanks for school aid. The janitors’ December payroll of 2.23 was approved. The city expresses gratitude to neighbors, engineers, and forge members for sympathy during Howard H. Newlay’s illness and funeral, with thanks for floral tributes.
Mrs Hannah Pope widow of Franers Pope died at Helena after a long illness paralysis. An early Helena resident who came in 188 and married the same year. Born Clinton Canada she leaves five children: Mrs H N Brandesce Mrs A C Flaming Miss Allen Pope W T Pope and J Suckley.
Dr J B Sullivan city health officer reports for December 79 deaths 40 in city and 29 in county. City births 50 boys 48 girls. Causes include pulmonary troubles tt spinal meningitis 2 cancer 3, diphtheria 2, accidents and old age. Foreign born 32, Montana natives 26. ages range from under 1 to 40. Six smallpox cases remain quarantined with 65 smallpox and 14 diphtheria cases dismissed. Meat and milk inspections: dairies 40, butcher shops 43. 107 milk samples 24 cream samples. 20 below standard.
New York January 4 John JD Rockefeller Jr said he is heart and soul in the investigation as he entered the criminal courts building to discuss plans for the white slave inquiry. He was yesterday chosen as grand jury foreman to oversee the probe. He urged the truth be known whether allegations are true or false. The grand jury plans to begin the investigation on Monday.
A readable ad style notice promoting lunch served daily from noon to 3 with meals available all day and evening. It claims honest value and a price discount, mentioning locations on West Park Street and a phone contact for inquiries.
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