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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
2
A short payback line from an ad or slogan references Schilling Coffee urging bold action, likely in a domestic or humorous context. The readable text presents a provocative directive aimed at a household audience, tied to a brand message.
An old style ad touts Pape's Dispepsin tablets as instant relief for sour stomach gas acidity and indigestion. The copy claims quick relief at low cost from drug stores, though the text is fragmentary and informal.
Jan 5 The way was cleared tonight for joint hearings by the senate Finance Committee and the house Ways and Means Committee on two tariff types emergency and permanent. Fordney emergency tariff for farmers to be heard five days starting tomorrow with testimony from wool interests and other organizations seeking to testify as schedule A chemicals paints and oil under the Underwood tariff act. An extra session tariff bill was promised for early introduction by Fordney ahead of Harding’s call.
Great Falls January 5 The formation of a training school for Sunday school teachers and church workers will be completed next Monday evening at a meeting of pastors and members of Protestant churches at the First Methodist church. Instructors for this ministerial association plan winter study in English history science and other subjects with special classes for students. The plan includes organizing a church and college club and eventually a liberal arts college and school for church workers in Great Falls with credits and certificates for courses.
In Helena on January five Justices heard arguments on three appeals involving damages from contracts and injuries. The Hurley case against Great Falls Baseball Association seeks nine hundred dollars. A.M. Jepsen sues for twenty six thousand. Dimitre Stoycoff’s estate seeks thirty thousand from Butte Copper for a mine death. Wing pair appeal sixteen thousand in mining property sale contract.
Reports from Paris say a Wagner program Die Walkure was staged at the opera with full houses, subsidized by the French government, marking a rare postwar cultural moment. London notes reveal a Southwark mystery solved by patrols after guardians sold worn corduroy labeled Property of the Southwark Board of Guardians.
The Montana Supreme Court was asked to issue a writ to review the $5,000,000 school bond issue voted in November. Murphy and Whitlock of Missoula filed the suit for James H. Bonner. The case targets initiative measures 18 and 19, arguing they relate to appropriations and taxes, exceed word limits, cover more than one subject, and were filed outside legal deadlines. The state board of examiners, including Gov. Dixon, Sec. Stewart, and Atty. Gen. Rankin, faces defense.
Paris reports a six month coal surplus and says contracts with American firms totaling over 100 million dollars have been canceled. Officials note a drop in delivered coal price at French ports from 32 dollars per ton to a lower rate in recent weeks.
Washington January 5 notables from official circles participated in and paid for expenses of a ball given to aid war orphans.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and other high society figures among patrons at a Washington event supporting destitute Serbian war orphans. Guests included Mrs Bainbridge Colby Madame Jusse rand Lady Geddes Baroness Cartier and Madame Grouldh with the Serbian minister present.
W C McFadden announced after the state bankers association executive council met with the bonds committee to discuss bond sales and financing. The meeting focused on organizing the bankers' finance corporation and related bond issues.
A vintage patent medicine pitch promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural vegetable remedy that gently stimulates the liver and bowels without forcing unnatural action. The ad promises improved digestion, clearer taste, and relief from sluggish bowels by taking tablets at bedtime.
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