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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
3
Buchanan county Iowa resident Mrs 1K H Boots states a home hair darkening formula using bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine mixed with water. She claims it softens hair, does not color scalp or rub off, and can make a gray haired person look 20 years younger with regular application every other day.
The Round-up club of the Y M C A held a monthly meeting and banquet at the Y with C C Robinson of New York as guest of honor. He praised the club's work, urged continued member outreach, and spoke on the significance of boys work, noting 4,640,000 boys in the country face educational and welfare challenges.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hozeman January 8 reports the Lily of the Valley Chapter installing officers. Worthy Matron Mrs Mabel Cruikshank, Worthy Patron Dexter Moser, Associate Matron Miss Winifred Rush, Conductress Miss Hattie Schumacher, Associate Conductress Mrs Addie Walrath, Secretary Carlisle Kenyon, Treasurer Mrs Kate Bailey, Chaplain Mrs Annie Cook, Marshal Mrs Ella Fitzgerald, Organist Miss Stella Hollier, Adah Miss Ida Davis, Ruth Mrs Alice Kleinschmidt, Esther Mrs Maggie Davidson, Martha Mrs Mabel Pease, Electa Mrs Zana Dean, Warder Mrs Edna Wickwire, Sentinel Everett Brown.
William Lanston, a miner at the Colorado mine, was injured last evening by a fall of ground. He suffered cuts and bruises but was reported improving at Murray's hospital. Several other miners received minor injuries near another prop as ambulances rushed to the scene.
An Ohio physician Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to combat a bilious look and dull eyes. The vegetable compound, sold as Dr Edwards Olive Tablets in 18c and 30c sizes, purportedly clears impurities and restores natural buoyancy.
Allies indicate openness to discuss disputed points in full commissions. The plan aims to complete a document before presenting to Turkey as potential terms. Riga Nur Bey defends Turkish interests amid rising Chauvinistic sentiment in Angora. Barrere to attend a minors commission session in Paris tomorrow. concerns over a Near Eastern conference prompt Greek and Armenian departures from Constantinople.
In Cleveland Ohio Fred Goet ling after hours of questioning confessed to killing Harry Kelm 46 with an axe over a liquor dispute. Police said Goetling admitted killing Kelm when he refused to pay twenty dollars for liquor Goetling had sold.
Kansas City January report by associate press states E. Mont Reilly governor of Porto Rico was injured in a motor car accident. His car with a chauffeur collided with another vehicle and he is confined to his room in a local hotel. He is expected to be out of bed within a week.
The annual meeting of parishioners of St. John’s Episcopal Church will be held at the church this evening at 7 30 o’clock. All members are requested to attend. A sweeping feature of Aztec religion in Mexico describes ritual sacrifice involving a living heart removal.
The Montana Association of Mining Engineers heard reports on mining in Chile and Africa at the courthouse session led by A W Woodward of the A C M company. He cited Chile’s stability and strong military, rail shortages hindering operations, and hand labor as common. W Eathorne discussed West Africa near the equator with gold mining and harsh living conditions for whites, while noting native wealth linked to wives and prices. Chauncey Berrien chaired.
A long hearing by the judiciary and Huanee committees on city bills adjourned with aldermen silent. Alderman ELM Sylvester, chair, said nothing would be made public until all sessions conclude.
Mrs Albert Kn of 29 East 1th Street St Paul Minn says Tanlac is best of all restoring health. She describes prior life as run down with nerves digestive trouble and weight loss, and claims after taking Tanlac she gained ten pounds and no longer suffers indigestion or pains. Tanlac advertised as sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Kiwanis Auto Show committee and city dealers plan Butte’s annual exhibit at Columbia Gardens for March 1. The Kiwanis group, led by Harry L. Ion, with ES Woodland Ambrosett and others, aims to improve comfort with new furnaces, hot air pipes, and upgraded display rooms. Proceeds from last year funded improvements to the Butte Tourist Park.
Federal probes into embassy liquor consignments raise concerns of improper access to beverages via diplomatic channels. Officials track shipments through state department notices and customs posts in Baltimore New York and Philadelphia to determine if embassies exceed staff needs.
Mae Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters are scheduled for execution by hanging at Holloway Jail tomorrow morning in what would be Britain’s first female execution in 16 years. A final appeal by Thompson’s solicitor failed as Home Secretary Bridgeman refused a stay, reaffirming the innocence claims but accepting the sentence.
Police found a large stall at Jame Kher's residence in the 3000 block on Harrison Avenue and arrested him again yesterday. He was brought before the United States commissioner on a liquor arising charge. Gallagher posted $150 bond but was released as his bond was forfeited.
The Rialto debuts Kick In a Paramount drama set in New York blending rich mansions and tenement life. George Fitsmaurice directs with Betty Compson Hert Lytell Mary McAvoy Gareth Hughes and other stars in a tense, stylish adaptation of William Mack’s stage play. Fresh Fish and It’s a Great Life provide comedy and scenic pleasures with The News Weekly and a live orchestral program as add-ons.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Dr Pierce remedies. It claims immediate relief for kidney and bladder issues using Anurie Tube and other pills. Readers are urged to write Dr Pierce at the Invalid Hotel, Buffalo, for confidential medical advice or a trial package.
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