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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
3
Ad copy promotes Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. Claims to relieve headachy, coated tongue, sour stomach, and constipation without gripe, warning parents to give Cascarets to sick children. Emphasizes all natural harmlessness and next day no aftereffects.
Washington reports the United States and Germany are pursuing an informal settlement over the loss of neutral lives at sea. Secretary Lansing, with President Wilson’s approval, told German ambassador von Bernstorff a tentative plan will be refined and transmitted to Berlin for approval or disapproval. An early conference is planned, with a confidential aim to reconcile U.S. demands for accountability for neutral casualties and adherence to law, amid German objections to indemnity for neutral deaths on ships like Lusitania and Arabic.
British and Swedish officials clash over mail delays as diplomatic friction escalates. Negotiations pause amid protests from London and Stockholm, with transit routes under scrutiny and potential retaliatory actions discussed.
An old advertisement touts Pupe's Cold Compound as the quickest and surest remedy for cold symptoms. It promises relief from congestion, headache, feverishness, and sore body with two hours to work and three doses, claiming no resistance to tea or taste. It warns against substitutes and promotes ease of use without inconvenience.
A long passage notes a mall grocer's strong market position with 70 percent of the food trade. It highlights the grocer as a neighborhood institution who stays in close contact with customers, knowing their likes and dislikes and quickly sensing advertising demands. The text claims customers name brands advertised in newspapers, and suggests it is natural for the grocer to push those brands.
A school frock for girls six to fourteen is described as adaptable to one or two materials. The design favors using two different weaves for a pleasing effect. It serves well for remaking a dress or repurposing fabric from an older family member’s garment.
Great Bettain and retaliation over stopping of Betiew and Tuasian mail hamper embargo on wood pulp. Sweden negotiates a mutual concession with licenses for pulp export in exchange for coal import from England.
The Military Service Bill passed its second reading in the House of Lords this afternoon as debate highlighted the need for a strong war effort. Key figures including the Archbishop of Canterbury and Earl Curzon defended the measure while critics warned against attempting to overhaul the entire system during war.
Paris reports General Weyler, aged 77, appointed president of a newly created central general staff in Spain. The former Cuba governor, famed for his harsh actions against rebels and rural population, remains a dominant figure as Spain reorganizes its army.
The House approved a $25,001,009 appropriation to states for road improvements, based on population and post office counts. Opponents warned it could trigger future requests and favor rural sections, while some predicted Senate opposition.
An advertisement claims Williams Pink Pills rebuild blood to prevent grip relapse. It argues thin blood causes lingering grip symptoms and that warmth, rest, and a revitalized blood supply restore health. Pills and mail order offer with a free booklet.
Fragmented obituary items reference Chamberlain, Hearst papers, and European press ties. Mentions Mrs Chamberlain, sons and daughter, and earlier roles with New York World and Pulitzer. Includes Socialist party delegates, Berlin meeting, and a parole release in Doylestown. Also notes Count Homanonez and Spanish cabinet actions on blockade.
Seattle January 24 heavy snow expected tonight in the Cascade mountains with danger from drifting and avalanches. Railroad operations use rotary plows as crews dig on slopes and rescue efforts continue for earlier wreck victims while international reports note court sentences and travel disruptions amid mounting incidents.
An old advertisement claims Kilmer's Swamp Root strengthens kidneys and bladder, describing symptoms of kidney troubles and urging readers to purchase a trial bottle or send ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co for a sample. The notice requests mention of the Anaconda Standard.
Indianapolis January 25 The policy no suspension of mining in any field after current agreements expire while negotiations continue was strongly supported by the Teensted Aline Workers of America officials. The convention was expected to endorse the plan when final action is taken by miners and employers. President White advocated the suspension policy arguing there are no reasons men should not work.
A San Francisco jury freed Mrs Shiry Mas after she confessed to killing a former sweetheart with an axe and stuffing him in a box. The victim was Michael Weinstein, once friendly with Pamias in Atlantic City, and the case hinged on her plea of self defense after he threatened her.
An advertisement touts a treatment to ease back pain and kidney discomfort by quitting meat and flushing kidneys with water. It claims meat acids irritate kidneys, causing dull pain, headaches, and rheumatic twinges, and promotes a “famous suite” from grapes and Temon to neutralize acids in urine. It urges four ounces of Jad Salt and plenty of water to cleanse the kidneys.
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