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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
9
Ad claims TIZ relieves foot pain and bunions by drawing out toxins, promising quick relief. It urges readers to send for a trial package, noting availability at drug stores and department stores for 25 cents plus postage, with Walter South firm contact.
A 1913 advertisement portrays catarrh as common among heavy drinkers and smokers. It promotes Peruna with a morning dose and smaller doses before meals, urging lifestyle changes and an early rise with a cold bath to restore health. The text ends by urging readers to ask for the Peruna almanac.
The Montana Senate confirmed Senator Walsh by unanimous consent, praising the People’s will and pledges, while Walsh pledged faithful service and independence from strict party dictates. The ceremony closed with a reception at Senator Walsh and Mrs. Walsh’s Clark Street home.
Amid floor action on amendments to investigate fruit and farm products and report within 30 days, senators discuss uniform assessments and tax levies. Donlan pushes for higher state oversight and altered county boards, while new bills address labor injunctions, hog disease prevention, and state finance and parole oversight.
In New York on January 15 government suit against the Motion Picture Patent Company cites that about 6000 exhibitors paid a two dollar weekly license in 1909. Marvin of Biograph says the firm sought to harmonize legal troubles, not quash competition, and ensured film service in each city to avoid overcrowding. Court dates set for mining stock case next January 38 after judge's illness delay.
Conner leads a discussion urging a joint committee investigation to determine how wheat grower earnings and consumer prices diverge, and to identify who captures the difference. He cites reports farmers sell wheat at 8 or 6 cents and prices rise to a dollar at the market.
Rapture F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Montana hotel and Phit remain in Anaconda this Thursday and Friday only. He promotes the Sper ancic shield Truss claiming immediate relief and a perfect seal for inguinal hernias with no need for knitting.
The text discusses a non surgical contraption for hernia, offers inspection in the United States, and mentions price estimates. It then shifts to a Chicago and London context with committee actions, bill notices, and various proposed laws on horticulture, rail crossings, forest fire protection, farm boxes, dog licenses, and other legislative items, naming multiple sponsors and bill numbers.
Women and girls undergarments in fleece and wool, prices from 65 to 75 cents, including 850 shirts and drawers in 59 cent group. Boys’ flannel shirts and drawers in gray fleece and balbriggan, sizes 6 to 6 years. Union suits in white cotton priced at 75 cents.
Two excellent bargains in the embroidery department for today. Prices are lower than regular, with a 20¢ embroidery sale offering edgings landings and flouncings at 25¢ a yard. New patterns and robe patterns priced at $5, plus fine white nainsook with matching laces and insertions offered at special values.
To the Making of Books There Is No End There Is No End Also to the selling of them These wonderful books are selling at less than cost of manufacture Daniel refor's Works 4.88 Daniel Defoe in eight well bound volumes The publisher's price was 22 50 We ask only 4 88 Jane Austin's Works at 4.12 One of the most able writers of all time is Jane Austin We are offering six volumes and worth 18 today only at 4.12
Bargains on bathroom items and beauty products brief in style. Hinds Honey and Almond Cream priced at 39¢ and Colgate Choice Perfumes offered at 25¢ per ounce. Connell presents a selection of perfumes and beauty aids, emphasizing affordability and value.
A local department store promotes boy apparel in a first floor boys department. Highlights include sweaters at $1.50 and $2, caps in corduroy, and an all wool double-breasted suit up to 7.50 value, with sales on blue flannel waists for ages 5 to 13. The items target cost-conscious families seeking durable school and casual wear.
A local notice details a special purchase and sale of celebrated furs from Albrecht, listing items such as Jap minke, in natural nw states. The document references numerical prices and quantities including 890.75, 28975, 475, 9.50, and 60 dollars. It names Albrecht as the seller and indicates a formal transaction process.
In Springfield Massachusetts the eleventh and twelfth rounds determined final scores. Teague of the United States Navy Association is noted among the key contestants. Secretary J B Crabtree of the Olympic Club and the Manhattan Club of New York remain undefeated. The Denver club claims a new state record, with LMS shots in the fourteenth round, while the executive committee Heath at Portland and Dent win the tenth round.
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