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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
3
An elderly note describes a home remedy using effervescing salts and lithia to cleanse the stomach and aid digestion. It claims relief after the first dose and suggests continued use for a week to promote gentle kidney elimination and improved digestion.
In a Montana case Bertram Ling seeks a writ of mandamus against school authorities to admit him to high school without vaccination proof. The state board of health had ordered vaccination amid a smallpox threat, while attorneys contest the order’s legality, notice requirements, and delegated powers. Testimony covers vaccine nature, smallpox cases, and constitutional arguments on compulsory inoculation and board authority.
A fragmented OCR shows a notice about a 14th meeting of Helens committee members. It mentions a quorum, discussion of resolutions, and a named individual Maury, with reference to a host and timing. The readable text is incomplete and names are uncertain.
The Teutons have evacuated part of Italian territory near the Playe River extending westward. Enemy patrols and sea raids diminished. withdrawals reflect a retreat that reveals the enemy broke a key line as the Venethin plains and Monta Tomba area faced pressure. Allies note the move signals a strategic shift but not a decisive victory.
A fragmentary obituary style item references a person tied to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It notes a marriage to Miss Idaho Bowman of Ogden in 1895, a departure to attend the Mormon conference in England, a 1900 return, work for the Zion Co operative Mercantile Institution, and ordination in the church by his father.
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