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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
3
Promises to liven the liver and bowels and straighten you right up. Claims relief from biliousness constipation illness bad breath and sour stomach with this remedy. Uses old time tone and generic health claims typical of period advertisements.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims quick relief from headaches, constipation, sour stomach, and bad breath, promising clearer heads and brighter eyes. It suggests children can take a full caret any time without harming tender bowels.
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues linked to meat consumption. It asserts uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, and liver issues, and recommends four ounces daily in water before breakfast to flush and restore activity.
Grandmother warned of old-fashioned mustard plasters causing burns and blistering. Musterole offers the same relief without the blistering, marketed as a clean white ointment with oil of mustard. It claims rapid relief for sore throat, croup, rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches, congestion, and more.
In a police court yesterday F D Queenan a six foot Negro was found guilty of distur bance for dragging his wife along South Wyoming street and beating her prior to the incident. Judge Whitty fined Queenan twenty dollars. Officer Hannigan restrained Queenan with a revolver after arrest and a billiard cue end was found under his sweater at headquarters.
A Monday night to Tuesday morning wind storm toppled loose objects across the city. A brick chimney fell onto Mercury and Montana streets narrowly missing Patrolman William Taylor. A morsel of brick, debris, and papers filled doorways as Montana Power crews repaired lines before noon.
Estate transfers show numerous parcels changing hands in Helena Montana. Wulf-Alley company Cahill to Julia Wehrspaun Mock 60 Hamilton addition Putte Land to Latenka Babich Gallatin addition James Yeo to F G Andrus Gal latin addition Angelo Mattel to Sol Genzberger McQueen addition Charles Shewe to H L Dickus Smith & Shewe addition W Tilton to Mary Fleming Butte G F Peterson to Lillie Wiley Flo Park addition Olsen to John Oth Grand Avenue addition Steindler to Sain Parkes Travonia traction Administrator estate Norman Charles and Elizabeth Charles to R Stendler Travonia traction Mary Richter Holy Cross cemetery relation note Lot 11 parish record 75 8 Holy Cross cemetery $25.
Clyde Beckman was found guilty of vagrancy after allegedly stopping children on Franklin Street and opening their bundles to inspect contents. He was arraigned in police court and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Whitty.
The article notes filing of Articles of Incorporation for the Independent Heating and Plumbing Company with county clerk Corder. Capital stock and full object stated as general heating and plumbing business.
The dispute centers on a $1.25 suitcase bought by H McMood and Charles Mackaim from Maurice Kaufman, owner of a South Arizona street clothing store. McMood claims the item won’t hold his clothes and seeks a refund, while Kaufman says threats were made and the matter led to an arrest. Judge Whitty dismissed the case.
The Country club filed its annual statement with the county clerk detailing capital stock of 50000, of which 82725 is paid in, and an indebtedness of 20000.
The cruiser Albany reached Puget Sound navy yard from San Francisco after patrol duty off Mexico. It will be prepared for sailing south again by February 15 following repairs.
Private Frank W. Hilliker of the Twelfth United States cavalry died at the base hospital in Columbus New Mexico on January 9 marking the first death among soldiers in the punitive expedition. He was 25 and from Lanesville Indiana.
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