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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
2
A shopper notes reduced prices on sugar at 16 pounds for 1.00 and beans four 30c cans for 98c. The listing also advertises various items including rice, tea and coffee, with prices per pound and per unit, as well as delivery options to the reader's district at 1050 W. Park St.
Baron Shidehara announced Japan would withdraw from Siberia once protecting foreign interests is arranged and a stable government forms in Sakhalin, with Japanese troops staying only until restitution is made for the 1912 Nikotatedka massacre involving Japanese nationals.
A long list of hotel arrivals and guests from multiple cities is recorded, naming individuals such as Thornton H Thompson Vienda M Wold Mrs F McCrimmon C DA Lillard and many others across Los Angeles Seattle Denver Helena Great Falls Missoula and beyond. The compilation highlights visitors from Minneapolis St Louis Chicago New York London and Philadelphia as well as regional towns, reflecting strong cross country travel and prominent guests in the era.
Ohio State University campus police say coeds wear galoshes with buckles and tops flapping. Officer North notes sidewalk widening may be needed or students adjust salaries. When two coeds walk, buckles entangle causing discomfort and traffic delays.
A fragmented midwestern report examines efforts to boost funding for Thompson Park. Authorities discuss agricultural impacts and future control over funds amid debates over governance.
Report notes conclave sessions may extend and cardinals arriving late discouraged while a belated cardinal may enter. Condolences flood in from global leaders and clergy as speculation swirls about Benedict successors with no clear front runner emerging.
A Montana jury in Madison County hears the case of Keel accused of fatally shooting Grant after a long dispute at a mine bunkhouse. The defense signals self defense while jurors are selected from local ranchers as Mrs. Grant attends, watching intently.
Three million dollars worth of radium at the Curie Institute in Paris is unsecured at night as thieves could exploit the lax safeguards. The institute stores three grams in lead boxes that are then placed in ordinary safes, prompting Paris press editorials to call for stronger protection of the priceless material guarded by Colas, Grind, and preventive measures.
Delegates from Montana and other states met at the presidentially called agricultural conference. Frank Hagenbarth and other speakers urged broader farm credit, extended loan maturities, and relief from freight and retail prices. Montana's BO Selway and J M Burlingame were named to committees on prices, readjustments in range counties and railway transportation.
A farmer named Roche, described as a student of physical culture, was arrested for neglect after his wife reportedly fasted one day to treat rheumatism and stomach trouble. Officials say she was found in serious condition, nearly blind, weighing 28 pounds less, with only water and lemon juice as sustenance. The article notes the incident as part of a broader report on fire safety efforts in Pennsylvania and a stray Washington Star caption about a car driver.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a London Follies stage review with names such as Vonnie Browning Dorothy Moiniae and Harry Tate referenced. It mentions wood oak charmot and a singer performance, with sparse lines about cast and songs like From Home and In Old. The passage is garbled but conveys a lively, if unclear, theater piece.
New York reporting that the East River near Catherine Slip and the Brooklyn Bridge once teemed with sharks a century ago. With no steamers or motorboats to scare them, the fish followed fishing smacks to Manhattan’s shores, feeding on dead market throwovers near the big fish market.
A fragmentary item discusses pimples and skin eruptions with odd phrasing about personal impact. The text seems to blend exaggerated cause and effect with vague claims, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. It reads like a stray quotation or advertising fragment from a past column.
A vintage advertisement promotes Musterole white ointment as a mustard substitute to ease throat and chest soreness. It claims to draw out congestion and avoid pneumonia, offering jars and tubes at prices including hospital size. The tone is promotional, urging households to keep a jar for emergencies.
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