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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
9
The text outlines basic cake making steps such as sifting flour with baking powder, creaming butter and sugar, beating yolks and whites separately, and folding in moisture and flour. It emphasizes beating, blending, and the impact of water versus milk on cake texture.
Efforts are under way to arrange a Billy Sunday revival meeting in spring or summer as ministers consider combining churches for a single large event. A written invitation has been sent with no reply yet, and no action will occur until Sunday responds. Other Helena talks covered an anti saloon push and a March revival plan. The notice also thanks friends for support after a bereavement and advertises trunks at Peerless Trunk and Carpet Co.
Coroner Lane heard evidence that Charles Hill also known as Maki of East Broadway was knocked down and fatally injured by a robber, jury finds a blunt instrument caused death. Witnesses mention a rock or pipe as possible weapon, and police note a gold watch and $85 taken. A name “Jack” is cited as a suspect by Hill before dying, but no conclusive identification emerges.
The horoscope predicts a day of stark contrasts with Uranus Venus and the sun adverse in work hours while Mars offers a benefic touch later. Notable inventions in aerial navigation and new electrical devices are foreseen, alongside occult world discoveries and a prominent teacher aiding humanitarian renewal. Engagements falter and storms at sea loom as journeys seem unwise. however engineers and medical professionals may rise, strikes loom, and the West faces trials before a grand Pan American exposition.
The Rev. N. F Hoijer, delegate of the Russian Evangelical Alliance, visits Butte after leaving Russia for Sweden and explains his mission work from St. Petersburg to Kashgar. He recounts dangers, travels, and efforts to unite believers, aiming to spark support for missions rather than fundraising. He plans to return to Russia to continue preaching across Caucasus, Persia, and China while spreading Christian truth.
The Fraternal Brotherhood with Xing of Hareony in Carpenters will stage an installation dance following the ceremony. The event aims to unite members in a social gathering with music and dancing after the installation.
A St Louis relative learns of a miner Dan Callahan in Butte who died on November 22 from tuberculosis. A letter returned to J W Callahan of 3719 Olive Street carried the word deceased and warned of his brother's death here. The circumstances were reported in a letter received by Chief Murphy.
Open house across all departments at the Butteigh high school runs tonight from early evening until 9 o clock. Students demonstrate in chemistry physics typing sewing and lab work while the orchestra and drama clubs perform in the assembly room at 9. Parents will meet teachers and plan the year’s study program to fit student needs.
A compact recounting of the Monroe doctrine roles and aims, noting it as a U.S. policy from President James Monroe to avoid European interference in the Americas. It mentions declarations against European colonization and influence, and the era’s context with minor references to allied powers and earlier events. Also includes scattered Q&A items on three-cent silver pieces, distance to the Philippines, and dates related to the American Revolution and independence.
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from a poisonous toxin called uric acid formed in the liver and blood. It touts a daily morning drink of Jad Salts dissolved in water to flush impurities through the kidneys and skin, promising relief and economic, harmless results for sufferers.
Rosa Mitchell of Labadieville Louisiana testifies in 1914 to relief after using Kilmer Swamp Root Tea. She describes five years of pain from kidney trouble, failing to walk, stomach pain, numb hips, and paralysis risk before adopting the remedy and enjoying noticeable improvement. Justice of the Peace L Naquin oversees the affidavit.
Bend ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co for a sample bottle of Swamp Root. The ad promises it will convince anyone and offers a booklet on the kidney and bladder. Mentions the Anaconda and daily standard and Gras Stores carry regular and feline size bottles.
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