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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
10
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for feverish, cross children with stomach and bowel issues. It claims quick relief through a gentle cleansing, promotes the product as a safe laxative for all ages, and urges readers to buy a bottle from local druggists, warning of counterfeit versions.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Saxe and Sulphur Hair Dye promising life and color to gray hair. It claims natural darkening after one or two applications and asserts the product restores a youthful, attractive appearance, stopping itching and fall hair.
A vintage advertisement extols Resinol for pimples and blackheads. It prescribes washing with Resinol Soap, applying Resinol Ointment for ten minutes, then rinsing, repeated daily. Claims include rapid pore cleansing, itch relief, and healing of eczema, dandruff, and sores. Mentions prices 50 cents and $1, free trial via Resinol Baltimore address.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a fast acting remedy for headaches and congestion. It claims immediate relief by medicinal oils released with the air you breathe and guarantees money back if not satisfied, priced at one dollar with a complete outfit.
City Treasurer Shoviin reports December results show over 500000 in cash and investments at year start. Sinking fund holds over 250000 in cash with warrants. reinvestment aims to cut city interest charges. Detailed breakdown includes cash, warrants, and fund allocations across departments and public services.
The Ansonia shows a two reel Vitagraph comedy Wild Beasts at Large described as the most remarkable animal picture seen in any theater. Audiences marvel at creatures roaming a circus menagerie, with fright and laughter mixing as inhabitants react. The new bill features other features, but this spectacle overshadows them all.
The brigand Hwang Liang who proclaimed himself emperor during the anti Manchu revolt still defies authorities and bars American missionaries in Foochow from returning to their missions while allowing some others to go. The American legation and ambassadors press China without success, with some in American circles urging a marine landing to honor treaty obligations.
Joseph Chamberlain, veteran British statesman representing West Birmingham since 1876, plans retirement at the coming general election. He will leave Highbury for a winter visit to the south of France after a brief stay in Birmingham. His health is described as unchanged in recent times. Neville Chamberlain is expected to stand as Liberal Unionist in West Birmingham in succession. The piece also notes a marriage in West Granite Street and local moves of the Green family in Great Falls.
Butte residents and visitors figure in the day’s notes with many names and towns. John H. Ready and R. W. Hey are mentioned as rivals and visitors from Helena, with Mrs. J. B. Norris and Mrs. B. Herr in town from Great Falls and Missoula respectively. Several others travel from Dillon, Deer Lodge, Conrad, and Anaconda for short stays or business, and local illnesses touch residents like Owen Roberts at 2 East Center and Centerville’s William Corline recovering at St James Hospital.
A note mentions holidays at the home of Jewel O Connell located at 168 East Center Street. It states Mr. Gared's father serves as the superintending construction of a dam at Thompson Falls.
A Portland burglary ended with the killer knocked out and his partner fatally shot. Detectives and the coroner’s office indicated the victim died from a gunshot wound after a heated early morning confrontation in a dark bedroom. The surviving suspect allegedly used a bottle of glycerin explosive during the attack while the slain man carried a complete set of burglary tools.
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