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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1923
Page
7
Salt Lake City readers praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic aiding young women entering womanhood. Mrs. Ellen Balm forth credits it with health benefits and urges mothers to consider the remedy for feminine weakness.
The article details the severe burning pains of neuritis affecting the neck back thighs and legs with shifting sharp pains. It notes attempts at relief by applying a topical preparation called Tysmol and claims it soothes the inflamed nerves, recommending druggists and a chemical supplier.
In Philipsburg on January 22 a report notes Anaconda smelters may not guarantee silver content near 100 percent. Several nearby silver mines have halted operations due to unprofitable prices. The article lists local residents and visitors, including students and officials, with brief notes on basketball games, travel, and a death in the family, all reflecting a busy community week.
John Jack Helland a well known Dillon resident, age about 53, died last night in Butte from injuries after a fire incident. He worked at the Sugar Bowl cafe and was described as a quiet, genial man with many friends in Dillon. He had planned to return from Butte this Wednesday to resume work. A plan to depot the body was reported pending medical or legal advice. Also listed are upcoming basketball games for Dillon and a separate note about Dr. Pinkerton visiting Dillon to inspect Barrett hospital and advise the board.
Hazeman Jan Whitney visited Deer Lodge with the state college basketball team and stayed with friends J Maurice Deltrick and TE Gilham of Anaconda also stopped in. Kathleen Murphy and Kathleen Rafferty were weekend visitors, while Colley of Billings attended business. Tacoma resident Teve and state meat inspector Coiling visited. Irene Lowery spent the weekend in Butte. The Region bowling team returned from Anaconda after official duties. The Keeth lodge in Deer Lodge installed officers. Madison National Forest Sheepgrowers oppose one night bedding. support three night system. Beaverhead county sheriffs seized 12 stills in the last 20 days, with several fines imposed. Dillon court fines included Panick Pardanett and Jeannie Jeanette. Dinner hosts the Meltons and Schulz group. Tessie Dewan heads to Missouri. Miss Degan registrar at college. Various residents and visitors noted for business in Dillon.
Ro tana club members convene at the Thornton hotel for a regular meeting. A committee report on the condition of abnormal children in Butte will be heard. An excellent musical program is planned by the entertainment committee.
The special election committee led by Alderman John Callow began planning the primary and general election programs for Butte in March and April. The meeting at city hall adjourned with no definite decisions, awaiting further calls and input from ward representatives.
Ro ward J. Whalen of Washington D C, a U S General Accounting Office employee, reports long stomach trouble and nervous weariness vanished after taking Tanlae. He says he gained weight, sleeps better, and can eat freely. He invites others to verify the remedy’s value.
Not Nice You see today white glistening teeth and you see dingy teeth. The ad explains a ten day test and a new toothpaste Pep sodent that combats a viscous film on teeth. It claims film causes tartar decay and pyorrhea and that Pep sodent removes film without harmful scrubbing. It notes dental authorities endorse the methods and that 50 nations use the toothpaste.
Pepsodent boosts saliva alkalinity and starch digestion to neutralize acids and fight tooth decay. The ad highlights cleaner teeth after use, removal of a viscous film, and whitening as film coats disappear. It urges readers to cut out and send the coupon for a 10 Day Tube.
Parishioners of St John the Evangelist plan a meeting tomorrow evening in St Alan hall to finish plans for a play set for March 16 and 17. A Grace Sunday school party for the Reds and Blues contest is noted at Grace Episcopal church with refreshments and chaperones.
Joicey Williams, famed American actress, describes a simple home blend to gradually darken gray or faded hair. Mix 4 half-pints water with 1 ounce of rum, Barbo Compound, and 1 ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade. she says it will make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger and does not color the scalp or feel sticky.
A burglary charge was filed in the Justice court yesterday by the county Attorney's office against Werner Beyerstedt. The chief and captain of police are among the witnesses whose names are entered.
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