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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
11
Sufferers should realize rheumatism is a blood infection that can be permanently relieved. The ad claims uric acid poison saturates blood, urges deep cleansing beyond salves, and promotes a vegetable tonic from Swift Specific Co. to purify blood and relieve rheumatic pain.
The American Institute of Mining Engineers will hold its 119th meeting in New York on February 17 with Horace W Winchell installed as president. About 7,285 members exist, with Montana hosting many delegates and social events planned around visits to Morgan Gallery Art and Senator Clark's home.
Corp Hugh J White son of Mr and Mrs H L White of 1117 West Park Street recounts wartime service from hospital in October to frontline action before Armistice. He traveled via Luxemburg and the Rhine, serving with Company G 127th Infantry Thirty second Division, wounded once and remaining in action as of December in Selters Germany.
Reynolds of New York, recently removed as vice president and general manager of Postal Telegraph and Cable, told the House post office committee that government control over telephones and telegraphs is only justified to raise rates or aid crippled companies. He accused Burleson and officials of aiming to consolidate wires into a single monopoly and said lines should revert to private operation. He also said his company refused a $1,640,000 award after earning $4,268,000 in the prior calendar year. In Kansas City, delegates from good roads associations formed The Associated Highways of America, creating a national body with an executive board from 87 member organizations.
John Gorin Franklin of Warren County Kentucky remains active at age 102. Last fall he worked on a large barn on his 100 acre farm and reports no ill effects. He stays busy daily and is not satisfied unless active in farm chores.
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