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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for grippe, claiming dosing every two hours ends cold misery. It promises clear passages, stops runny nose and sneezing, eases headache feverishness throat soreness and says it costs only a few cents at drug stores.
An old style ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute. It claims they purify the blood, improve color and appetite, and restore youthful buoyancy by stimulating the liver and bowels with olive color branding.
An old promotional piece touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for nasal catarrh and colds. It urges sniffing a small amount into the nostrils to clear air passages, reduce headaches, and soothe inflamed membranes with antiseptic healing.
The story centers on Mme Lebaudy and her husband at the Westbury Lodge on Long Island. After a dispute over alleged cruelty and a claim he was a Near Eastern potentate, she allegedly fired a fatal shot at her husband while he slept. She is under guard awaiting arraignment for murder in the first degree.
The midwinter executive meeting of the Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in Helena January 14 to 17 with officers and local presidents in attendance. Resolutions praised progress on prohibition, urged national unity, endorsed a patriotic drive, and called for support of child welfare and industrial education. a memorial to Mrs. C J Nepper was proposed.
A fragment notes that each woman includes at least ten speaking women on her list. The text lacks context, names, dates, or places, leaving the item as an isolated quote about inclusion without further details.
The Montana Poultry Association elected F. Park as president and C. Carlson as executive board member for the ensuing term. Grant named as vice president, with the state show planned under the exhibition format. Resolutions expressed sympathy on the death of W. E. Joliffe of Butte. Breeders’ association to affiliate with the decen breeders and elect its own secretary.
Conferees agreed to extend war profits taxes for corporations in 1920 and 1921, projecting about 1.6 billion dollars in annual revenue. The Senate’s 1920 rates set 26 percent on net income over allowances and not beyond 70 percent invested capital, plus 1 percent on amounts over that threshold. Souvenirs at the Metropolitan market.
Brest to New York ships carry American troops as President Grant and South Dakota return with regiments. Details list 16 officers and 1,372 men from the thirty-sixth coast artillery and the seventy-fourth aero squadron, plus numerous field artillery units and signal corps detachments aboard the Grant. Departures include New Jersey and Nebraska with thousands more, bound for Camp Grant and other posts, with arrival dates in late January.
Washington January 18 war department announces early convoy home from France for 50 officers and 6500 men. Units include Eleventh engineers complete infantry medical detachment and Second battalion First infantry Fifteenth and Sixteenth engineers and Third evacuation ambulance company.
Byron Samuels has purchased the tobacco shop at 79 West Park Street, taking possession Friday. The long established store retains the standard set by its predecessors and is noted among men of the city for its quality smokes.
In Duluth on January 31, boxers from St. Paul and Newcastle Pennsylvania have signed to box ten rounds here. The event was announced today by organizers and highlights a regional matchup.
Jose Raoul Capablanca, a Cuban chess master, played 24 opponents simultaneously at the Illinois Athletic club in Chicago last night and won every game. Plans were discussed to build an electric railroad from Madrid to link with French lines at the frontier.
Sly advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a safe way to restore dark lustrous hair without gray. Claims promise of soft, thick hair in weeks, with private room application and nationwide availability via Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co. Sold for $1.00 with guarantee.
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