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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Rad Salts as a safe, inexpensive kidney cleaner. It claims daily use with water aids kidney function by flushing waste, neutralizing acid, and preventing irritation. The piece urges high water intake and repeated use for several days to restore kidney health.
J B Herboldshimer of No 186 Warrington Street Pittsburg, a 62 year old sheet metal worker, credits Plant Juice with reversing his decline after stomach trouble, gas and palpitations. He says his digestion improved and he now feels well, thanks to Plant Juice sold at Smith drug store in Anaconda.
Coroner's inquest into Mrs. Bills death in her East Galena street basement heard threats to kill her. Tom Reese and brothers Will and Charlie Reese are witnesses. their mother defended them claiming they are good boys. Neighbors described quarrels and a night of violence with bruising and a possible hastening of death due to assault while Mrs Bills was a heavy drinker.
Miss Avy Short, a prominent Montana educator, died suddenly at Murray hospital. Authorities reported the cause as a disease caused by a bacillus known as the short chain streptococcus, the first Montana case but linked to milk from certain dairies. The case follows Brooklyn and Chicago deaths. symptoms include sore throat and prostration, with abscesses only in some instances. Funeral arrangements stated as pending. The report also covers unrelated U.S. Senate filibuster over a government ship purchase bill and a St Louis tax on colored oleomargarine prosecutions.
Preliminary hearing in Justice Furlong's court heard charges that William Rose MacDonald obtained $100 by false pretenses from Howard Rockefeller, via a sight draft indorsed by MacDonald and cashed by him. Witnesses testified on the draft's authorship, Whitehead's role, and MacDonald's alleged involvement, with the case continued for further testimony.
Born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Tiska at 706 East Broadway J P Lossl of Wisdom guests at the Argyle hotel Thomas Lavell returns from a pleasant month in California A J Johnston of Clark Bank returns from Penneysivan Father Crawley of Helmville visits St Lawrence parish Dr Herman travels to Denver for a 19 day Colo College of Dental Surgery clinic L S Wild Western Union commercial manager visits Glendive and other eastern towns Mrs Hazel Hinckle leaves with daughter Billie for Sacramento to join her sisters and mother The Valentine number of the Ladies Home Journal available at the post office for home delivery
Chicago January 19 Doris Vaughan Darnell was granted a divorce from Re Smes Morrison Darnell on statutory grounds and awarded $300 alimony. The Rev N Darnell, pastor of a Kenosha Wisconsin church until January 1, denied marrying Ethel Spurgeon and Ruth Soper, claiming only paternity of Ruth Soper’s child. Portland Maine January 12 Urners for lumber exports totaling 100000 feet to the United Kingdom scheduled March 1 to June 8, with three vessels carrying the cargo. lumber valued at $10 to $10.80 per thousand feet.
reports describe a Zeppelin dropping four bombs over Grimston and nearby areas while circling east to west. explosions bury and injure, but several rescues occur. London warns police and fire services. six Zeppelins reportedly moved offshore and over the North Sea before dispersing. Fulton submarine tender boiler explosion at Charlestown Navy Yard injures workers.
A fire near the Theodore Hen nessy barn on Highland avenue between Iron street and the Butte, Anna wanda Puritic station, triggered a dynamite explosion at midnight. The blaze spread through the barn as the fire department fought to save adjacent property. Chauffeur Frank Burlin kame saved his home by bending hose. Loss is estimated at 3000 dollars. In Washington, the Senate accepted minor House amendments to the Dill bill for Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, 231000 acres. Engineers deem Adam's Bridge to connect Ceylon Island with the mainland, a two mile span on a rocky foundation.
An old musterole advertisement urges mothers to keep a jar for croup sore throat bronchitis and other pains. It claims relief for adults too and lists various conditions including neuralgia headache and cold symptoms. The copy warns to buy genuine Musterole from the Musterole company Cleveland Ohio and avoid imitations.
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