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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
6
An odd promotion touts dress shields that flood the market as a surprise sensation. The advert claims superiority in sweat absorption and freshness, urging customers to buy through department stores and druggists.
An OCR damaged ad markets Colicurs Lomp and Ointment for eczema and skin sores with testimonials alleging cure after ten days. It promotes inexpensive soap and ointment products, urging readers to request samples and post cards to various vendors.
An old advertisement touts Heeths Feyomiel as a complete inhaler remedy for catarrh and nasal irritation. It markets HYOMET vapor treatment and Kooths WYOMET as needed, sold by Smith Dregs company and Paxson Rocketeliia Co in Butte with a money back guarantee.
The hearing outlined the threat of concentrated money power and questioned whether monopoly control endangers national prosperity. Samuel Untermyer and others pressed testimony from figures including Thomas W. Lawson and George F. Baker Jr as witnesses described Amalgamated Copper and related stock exchanges, with discussions on directorate representation and stock transfers.
Six passenger trains out of Seattle are cut as heavy snow up the Cascade passes disrupts service. The Washington public service commission approved the cut of half the Mt. Transmountain schedule in hopes of preserving freight and essential needs. Normal passenger service expected to resume by February 1.
Miles City January 17. The Seventh district circuit opens at Miles City with Judge G. Murer of Glendive presiding. By week’s end 17 new cases filed and 53 marriage licenses issued, tallying the year’s business as the clerk notes.
An older medical ad touts Pape’s Diapep sin as rapid relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises quick stomach stabilization within minutes, claiming powerful, permanent comfort with no belching or gas. The copy urges readers to buy a large 25 cent case at drug stores.
A damaged OCR segment references wills and regional names in a convoluted mix. It mentions Mary Wes and the Lex Le, with obscure terms like Gouimistion and Mishmnae Mornish, touching on duties for the year and local clergy. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A coal mine disaster in Peoria area leaves three workers dead. Names listed include William Ween and others. investigation notes unclear due to damaged text. Officials report explosion caused fatal injuries among miners, with response teams on scene.
Washington and Chicago officials including United States district attorney James Willer and Attorney General Wickershum conferred on a controversy over promises of treasury detachment in several demargarine cases. A grand jury may consider a 162,000 compromise while a pennies auction and potential prosecutions loom as regulators review coloring matter and tax collection in the demargarine industry.
A new plan outlines partitioning Custer County creating a separate county east of Taker and near Loundary Uestate Hie. The proposed leaders and backers are named, with expected moves into state legislative halls.
Police report J P Foley was jailed after midnight following a disturbance with Annie Frauer on Park and Main streets. He allegedly exposed himself and performed lewd acts while peering into a jail alley, then was rearrested in a nearby doorway. He posted cash bail and remained in custody. The morning update notes Rev Allan K Smith’s improving condition after illness.
A vintage advice feature by Dr. Lewis Baker presents simplistic cures for conditions like rheumatism heart palpitations and constipation. It includes patient inquiries from Mrs G B and others with recommendations such as tonics cough syrups hypophosphite and peptine tablets, urging readers to consult druggists and mail replies.
The Wom club of this city is arranging a charity ball to be given for the benefit of a local cause on the 30th of this month in Wibaux. Details are sparse due to partial text.
A printer’s ad style piece extols Syrup of Figs as a harmless stomach and bowel cleanser. It touts gentle action from figs though fabricates medical claims and warns against imitations. The piece credits the California Fig Syrup Company and urges readers to seek genuine products.
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