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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1918
Page
5
Local druggist advertises Jad Salts as a simple remedy to purge sluggish kidneys and relieve headaches rheumatic pains sleeplessness and stomach issues. The ad promises easy daily use a tablespoon before breakfast to maintain kidney cleanliness and prevent complications.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-to-use hair product that darkens gray hair quickly. It promises a natural, lustrous look with few applications and frames the preparation as a cosmetic, not medicinal, item.
Police report a Butte incident where Robert Pierce and Ina Hartman were arrested at the Symons Dry Goods store on charges connected to thefts of fur and silk dresses. Detectives recovered stolen goods from multiple local stores and interviewed shop clerks. Hartman faces vagrancy charges pending investigation while Pierce is charged with shoplifting and theft.
United States district attorney filed a complaint against Noah H. Buchanan for damning Marion creek on the Flathead reservation. The action cuts irrigation water above homesteads of Annie House Marion and Lillian Marion and affects many Indian farmers in Missoula, Flathead, and Sanders counties. The court asks for an injunction to stop further water use. The dam reportedly was built July 1, 1916.
Washington reports threats from the women s party to renew militant tactics if the federal constitutional suffrage amendment is not passed. Opponents told the House suffrage committee that socialist and pacifist forces pushed the amendment in New York. Militant women including some jailed for White House picketing said they would resume methods unless state legislatures can vote on the issue. Miss Maude Younger cited Wilson as favoring the amendment and said a party speaker claimed the president would mention suffrage in his address but press for passage.
Miss Penelope fails to secure a charm while a three legged creature eludes the trap as the police arrive on the scene. The disrupted scene hints at a local incident prompting law enforcement involvement.
Amsterdam January 5 German Crown Prince lauds the army's deeds in 1917 naming battles on the Aisne Champagne Verdun and Flanders. He vows to strike again with God with us, praising loyal troops and leaders for defending Germany's honor.
In France, January 4, the American Army and Red Cross and YMCA plan new centers away from Paris to give expeditionary forces leaves with wholesome amusements like movies and sports. Officers and men have had leaves suspended in the interest of temperance and moral conduct. In New York London, January 4, Sir Edward Morris, recently retired as premier of Newfoundland, is created a baron in recognition of his empire service.
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