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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1901
Page
5
A Standard reporter queried Anaconda physicians who report fewer than 20 pneumonia cases, about 18, and argue many supposed epidemics are exaggerations. They note varied mortality estimates and cite diplococcus as the germ, with prevention focusing on abstaining from alcohol, keeping warm, regular habits, and avoiding sudden changes.
A coastings sleigh laden with youths collided with Albert Walker on Fourth Street as he drove a wagon, leaving Walker seriously injured. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon near Wr h street during a crossing.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Mullen arrested Fred Craig William Nyhoffer and Rudolph Dryvoski in Anaconda after complaints from Helmville about elk killed out of season. Authorities plan to prosecute with positive evidence including possession of elk meat. Dryvoski had vanished during a prior hunting trip and later reappeared.
Word arrived in Anaconda that A. C. Briggs longtime shift boss at the Bil Metallic mine in Philipsburg lay dangerously ill at home with pneumonia. Physicians said he would not likely recover. Briggs, an elderly married man with a family, had been ill about two weeks.
Naturalization granted to George Irvin of Nova Scotia. Elks ball attended by Anaconda residents in Butte. Funeral for Elizabeth Anderson at 14 Alder Street residence. Judge Kennedy convicts John Wilson for shoe theft, 30 days jail. Local skating at the ice pond and notices of shops, movers, and travel.
The body of John Hendrickson, a Montana veteran who died in the Philippines, arrived in Philipsburg in a sealed casket. Authorities and his parents clash over opening the casket, with the sheriff reclaiming the casket and returning it to Allison's establishment amid threats to move the remains. Hendrickson served in the Montana volunteers and the 87th infantry. he drowned on a river crossing in the Philippines.
A distressed narrator describes severe nervous prostration tied to womb illness and digestive distress. Women Miss Williamson and Mrs Keiser credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with significant recovery and improved health.
Between seasons an extra pair of trousers is available made to order in any one of 12 plaid patterns for five dollars. Thueson at 504 East Park.
The local lodge committee arranged for the eminent actor Frederick Warde to perform The Duke's Jester at the Margaret Hall on Sunday. Mr Warde accepted the invitation, and a large lodge contingent will attend the show followed by a social session at Ellis Hall with Warde as the guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs J D Browning express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their infant child.
Notice to all members of Anaconda lodge No 239 BPOE who plan to attend The Dukes Jester presented by Frederick Warde on Sunday evening. Members are asked to meet at Standard hall at 8 o clock sharp so the lodge may proceed to the Margaret in a body.
John McLinden aged about 40 died at St. Ann’s hospital from pneumonia. He and his wife, once living at Carroll, faced a sensational murder scare three years earlier. Mrs McLinden later killed herself, leaving a two year old daughter in the care of friends. The body lies in Tuttle’s undertaking rooms as funeral plans form.
Michael Long expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of George Long.
The article promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product that kills the dandruff germ, claiming dandruff causes hair loss and that removing it yields healthy glossy hair. It asserts scalp care alone won’t cure dandruff and cites women benefiting from the remedy.
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