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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
8
Accept California Syrup of Figs only. Look for the name California on the package to ensure your child has the best and most harmless laxative. Children love its fruity taste and full directions for dose are on each bottle. Give it with out fear. Mother you must say California.
Thirty five acts of heroism were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission at its sixteenth annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Albert G. Peterson of Dutton Montana received one of two silver medals. several bronze medals were awarded to others. Pensions totaling 5820 dollars yearly went to dependents of the deceased and 11200 dollars for education. Two victims, Lottie C Steen and Marjorie Brown, lost their lives in attempts to save others. Reuel J Jacobson of Moorhead Minnesota received a bronze medal.
Kennecott Copper plans to gain control of Mother Lode Mines in Alaska. Located near Jumbo and Bonanza mines, Mother Lode began copper production last October after driving a tunnel through the mountain. Initial months yielded 750000, 1100000 and 1200000 pounds. costs stayed under ten cents per pound. The company aims for 1500000 pounds monthly, 18000000 annually, barring unforeseen events.
A formatted home treatment recipe promises relief for catarrhal deafness and head noises using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar. The ad notes improved hearing in some cases and encourages readers to share the formula with others who suffer.
A promotional notice claims Ely's Cream Balm clears stuffed noses by easing air passages. The fragrant antiseptic cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and provide instant relief for cold symptoms.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle remedy to banish headaches indigestion and constipation. It claims the product prevents sickness and gas while you sleep and costs little compared with harsher laxatives.
E B Ault editor of the Seattle Union Record will be arraigned Friday on a criminal libel charge. Judge Boyd J Tallman overruled Aults demurrer upholding a complaint tied to an editorial about four ex service members killed by Industrial Workers of the World at Cen tralia Armistice Day. The Union Record is published by the Central Labor Council.
Washington January 21. Senator Phelan proposes a constitutional amendment to deny citizenship to all Japanese born on U S soil. The measure would restrict eligibility to whites Africans American Indians or their descendants and those naturalized. Phelan warns without this the Japanese will own California land and trigger race conflict.
Mexican authorities in the Tampico district report the capture of the men suspected of killing American citizens P. J. Rooney and Earl Boles and two probable accomplices. The capture was relayed to the American embassy in Mexico City in a note dated January 17, with officials saying the investigation continues.
Mary Moloney bought an egg that was spoiled and demanded her five pence back. Clerk Samuel Captain argued, the magistrate fined the clerk five pounds, with Mary receiving two pounds for coat cleaning and distress.
Captain Harmon C. Rorison of Wilmington North Carolina arrived in Warsaw and joined the Kosciusko squadron to fight Bolshevists. He traveled 6000 miles to enlist and accepted the rank of lieutenant as part of a group of American volunteers earning about six dollars monthly.
A stray tomcat at Madison Square Garden disrupted the annual poultry show by feasting on two carrier pigeons valued at $100. Baltimore fancier’s birds were housed in the exhibit enclosures when the cat entered, tearing the muslin housing and leaving only a few feathers as evidence before escaping into the crowd.
Two masked gunmen forced Ben Morgan and his clerk into the vault of the Morgan jewelry shop near Frisco's central police station and escaped with jewelry valued at about 7000 dollars. Morgan notified police of the loss.
Navy recruiters in Butte urge Montana men to enlist by touting travel benefits. They note scholars agree travel broadens education and that sailors visit diverse lands while being paid, listing countries and regions visited by current Salt Lake recruiters teams.
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