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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
3
An 1888 advertisement extols a blood purifier, claiming it drives impurities from the blood in minutes, boosts digestion, improves circulation, and stops infections. It emphasizes a purely vegetable formula that is said to be active and lasting, with instructions to avoid substitutes and a circular illustration on the bottle. The product is marketed by The Swift Specific Co based in Atlanta, GA.
Brief notice lists Newbro Drug Co at 37 West Park Street with a mailing or storefront entry. The fragment mentions 6 Exp and 12 Exp rolls, suggesting expired inventory notes or pricing codes for the address in a historical newspaper snippet.
Turkish column reinforced by rebels advanced from passes toward Ardahan. Our garrison held 17 days then retreated. On Jan 3 reinforcements arrived, we defeated the Turkish force at Ardahan, captured a flag of the Eighth Infantry Regiment, part of the Constantinople garrison. The action at Sart Kamysh saw two Turkish corps enveloped and almost annihilated. several generals and staff captured. Pursuit of the enemy continues.
The House of Lords met on January 6 with peeresses in mourning for front line relatives as Lord Kitchener delivered a typed review of six weeks of war. He praised Allied gains in Galicia and the Caucasus, noted German setbacks, and highlighted French advances east of Rheims and Serbian progress. He also cited British and empire efforts in Mesopotamia, Africa, and Montenegro, and commented on army recruitment and training despite harsh weather.
A Daily Mail correspondent reports a Zeppelin skirted Grave Lines near Dunkirk and headed west. Dunkirk faced German air raids with strong town guns. at one moment six planes hovered, one forced to retreat, with few bombs landing. A stray note claims wine production figures.
Testimony at the arbitration board cites 72 percent fictitious capitalization in the Chicago Western railway reorganization. statistician W J Lauck says underwriting syndicate profits reached about 10 million dollars with J P Morgan & Co taking 900 thousand as a fee. He argues railroads could afford wage increases as operating revenue rose while crew costs stayed low. He notes concerns about Rock Island railroad bookkeeping and financing as possible causes of reduced engineer earnings despite heavier trains.
Allegations were aired in Washington that over a million dollars was spent supporting Senator Penrose in his successful campaign. Representatives Palmer and Rupley urged an inquiry into Pennsylvania and federal campaign returns, with Penrose asked to appear if he wishes. The hearing noted potential violations of laws and missing campaign filings. Curling results and player signings in New York and Buffalo wrapped the day’s sports and baseball notes.
A bowling endurance contest set for this evening at Marquette alleys features 35 games. Entrants include Jake Jovick Charles Mudra Felix Mudra James Olimore Mike Cleary Carey Smith Ernest Andresen Ernest Dazaie Jack Blocke Mr Wenger Matt Mooney Bart. An entrance fee funds prizes with 65 percent to winner 30 percent for second and 15 percent for third.
President Wilson will depart Washington tomorrow night to speak Friday in Indianapolis at a public celebration. The address marks his first purely political speech since taking office and is expected to urge rapid passage of the administration's program, including ship purchase, Philippine, and conservation measures.
Washington January. The nomination of Ewing Bland of Kansas City to be United States marshal for the Western district of Missouri was rejected by the Senate late today by unanimous vote.
Representative Lindeburgh of Minnesota denounces the federal reserve system as a money trust and calls for a special congressional committee to probe the influence and control of the money trust over the federal reserve banks. He also introduces a resolution seeking an investigation into the banks' organization and operations in the Seventh district amid mining claims from Tennessee last year.
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