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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
3
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free remedy for constipation and foul breath. The physician with 17 years practice created the formula to soothe torpid liver and digestion. One or two tablets at bedtime are suggested for relief, with a price of 16 cents.
An old advert promotes 8.8.8 as a blood building tonic to fight boils by boosting red blood cells and purifying the system. Claims include strengthening the blood to prevent boils and impurities. Targets druggists with bottles advertised as economical.
Irving Berlin and his bride Miss El Mackay return to New York after a two day honeymoon in Atlantic City. A porter guarded their drawing room door while Berlin joked about married life. Clarence H. Mackay, father of the bride, denied a reported feud with his son-in-law. The couple left Newark by car to an awaiting home.
Butte High School activity notes report all carnival committees meeting in room 10. Girls Debate League debated abolishing high school debates with Dotty DeWorkin, Margaret Ralph, Gem Markle for the affirmative and Patricia Torrence, Eleanor Keith, Marjorie Trueworthy for the negative. New members Marg et Huston, Jean Siderfn, Rose Lees were welcomed. Harriette Youlden appointed committees for the Girls Debate League. Juniors met for practice in the auditorium. Torch Club met in room 401 as President Charles Davis presided. Movements supported attendance at basketball games.
Jacline Logan a noted puzzle fan at the Rialto theater today fills her cross word book between scenes for Peacock Feathers. She aims to finish every puzzle before stopping. Cast includes Cullen Landis Ward Crane George Fawcett Edwin J. Brady Carolyn Irwin Emmett King Prince Youcca Troubetzkoy Aggie Herring and Dunbar Raymond. In Reagan county Texas two oil workers Rainey Love and J W Glenn died from gas pocket asphyxiation near well No 4 trailing burns from the incident.
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