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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement urges women to achieve a flawless complexion by using Stuart's Calcium Wafers. It claims impurities exit the body through skin pores, lungs, kidneys, and bowels, promising clearer skin and a rosy hue as blood runs free. Boxes sold by druggists for 50 cents.
Readers urged to use Cascarets instead of harsh pills or calomel for bowel cleansing. The ad touts Cascarets as thorough, dependable, and liver friendly, easing headaches biliousness bad breath coated tongues and constipation overnight. It promotes giving Cascarets to children as safe, gentle medicine.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative for sick or fretful children and even adults. It claims to ease stomach, liver, and bowels when coated tongues signal sour waste, urging mothers to buy the genuine product from The Gouldurate Big Serur Company and beware counterfeits.
Senator Chamberlain at a New York Republican club meeting warned that without compulsory military service for 18 to 21 year olds the United States could fall to a China-like status. He argued mobilization delays at the Mexican border show how a three-year training plan would be needed for adequate defense, while Henry Ford opposed any military service and urged disarmament.
E D Summers a laborer sat in a chair in a cabin at 824 South Main street when a bullet from an adjoining cabin tore through the wall spared his hair and lodged in the opposite wall Jennie Anderson who rents the adjacent cabin fired the gun Patrolman Carlson heard Ila Gordon screams entered the Anderson cabin She waved the pistol then dropped it as the officer entered Anderson claims the gun discharged accidentally She is charged with disturbance by discharging firearms inside city limits
Frances Turner states the Good Government Club the WCTU and Associated Charities aided county jail inmates with clothing and nourishment during her term as matron. She notes gifts from Mrs Alice Murray and Mrs Rozsa plus support from Sheriff Henderson and the community, done quietly without fanfare.
UTY Sheriff resigns after being promoted by Sheriff J I O Rourke. The resignation takes effect once a replacement deputy is named. He says a better position with a mining company prompted the move.
Detectives investigated a circulated report that Darby Ray, who escaped Deputy United States Marshal Patrick Moore and was captured two hours later, carried a gun during the escape. Witnesses say Ray had no weapon. officials link the claim to confusion over cuff movements and a hornet of letters from local correspondents.
Butte notes show visitors and departures including Millspaugh and Robnett in town, Conway from Billings, Rowland couple from Roy, Gould from Twin Bridges, and Mrs. Brown of Chateau. Mrs. Conrad heads to Long Beach California. Driscoll family updates. students return to Dillon. new reads at P O news stand. Holly Williams recovers from arm injury after hunting trip under Dr. Packard care. several residents depart for Los Angeles.
A home ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes and no sour burping or stomach discomfort after use. The fifty cent case is said to digest all meals and keep the family free from stomach issues for months.
An old style ad promotes Tig and Tiz foot care products. It warns of tired swollen feet and claims Tig relieves swelling and soreness while Tiz stops pain in corns and bunions. Ti is praised for tired feet and comfort, promising relief from shoe tightness.
Mrs Fitzsimmons, a reformer visiting the Butte restricted district, created a scene at police headquarters after a dispute with Inspector Burns over a requested dance. Burns refused to accompany her, prompting Chief Murphy to arrange a new escort as Alf Henderson took over the duty.
Funeral arrangements for the late Louis Pene are announced under the auspices of lodge No 80. The service will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of his cousin near Tivol Brewery. Interment will be at Mount Moriah cemetery.
Multiple funeral notices from Sherman Reed's Undertaking Parlors list the deaths of Thomas Martin Della KM and Alexander KM with services scheduled at 9 AM and 4 PM respectively. Interments stated at Holy Mountain View Cemetery and Sacred Heart Parish cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted.
The funeral for Olli ver Cann is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 at 37 East Park Street and St. Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. JA Hiatt officiating. The funeral for Mya Mary McLoon will be Sunday afternoon at 1 80 at her mother’s residence 660 Hast Aluminum Street, then interment at Mountain View cemetery.
Funeral director and embalmer based at 5 19 s Montana Street Butte Mont.
A heated exchange ends with the police chief halting the argument and sending for Detective Henderson to accompany Mrs. Fitzsimmons to a restricted area. An Salvation Army official escorted Mrs. Fitzsimmons to the chief’s office.
Tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock a complimentary dinner will be given at the Silver Bow club by the executive committee of the YMCA building fund for all the men who participated in the campaign. Plans for the supplementary drive to raise the fund from 218 000 to 250 000 will be discussed. Club installs officers at St Joseph branch No 84 L CR A. Officers installed include Caroline Carey as president Bridget Coy first vice president Mary Reardon second vice president and others with a banquet to follow.
Chicago reports Windsor Park Congregational church lost or delayed in transit after ordering a portable edifice from an eastern maker. Despite repeated promises and seven rescheduled dedications, the building has not arrived and now is reportedly in railroad yards as January 14 approaches.
New York January 6 announcement by Dr Joseph J Bissell that E H Sothern will never again appear on stage following an illness in Chicago and return to New York. The physician said an operation was not needed now but Sothern must give up the stage permanently, to which the actor consented.
Villa fleeing to Parral with Gen. Murguta in pursuit according to Carranza reports. Two posse members killed in Nowata Oklahoma in a gunfight with robbers. An Electric Review note details a three horsepower motor powering pumps milking machines and seed cleaners. Pink bollworms worsen Egypt cotton damage.
A baby suffered eczema on the face but Cuticura healed the disfigurement in four weeks. The ad promotes exclusive soap use for toilet purposes and occasional Cuticura Ointment to prevent skin troubles. Free trial offer by mail from Cuticura, Boston, Dept H. Sold worldwide.
Nicifero Zambrano, treasurer of Mexico's de facto government, told reporters in New York he expects an early settlement of border issues. He cites US moves toward lifting arms embargoes, recalling Pershing, and sending Fletcher as ambassador, after cordial talks with Secretary Lane and Judge Gray. He says President Wilson received him and that Washington aims for a satisfactory solution.
An old advertisement touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as vital for overworked kidneys. It claims rapid relief from back pain nervousness and congestion, praising decades of use and a testimonial from Clarence H White of Battle Creek Michigan. It notes available 50c and 1.00 bottles with a free sample offer from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester NY.
A vintage ad promotes Pape a s Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold within hours by taking doses every two hours. It promises relief from nasal congestion sneezing headache fever sore throat and general misery with a 25 cent price and no need for a doctor.
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