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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
3
National Markets advertises cheap meats including fresh pig feet beef heart liver lamb tripe and veal roast mutton roast and pork roast with prices ranging from 10 to 18 cents per pound and corned beef from 12 to 18 cents per pound. The tone encourages shoppers to buy for less to beat high living costs.
Women troubled by unsightly hair can now remove it at the roots easily and safely with the phelactine process. It promises immediate results without liquids powders or needles, leaving skin smooth. The product is non odorous non irritating non poisonous and sold widely by druggists. A small stick is recommended with simple instructions for home use.
If you have catarrhal deafness or head noises, visit your druggist for Parmint double strength. Mix 1 ounce with 14 pint hot water and a little sugar, take 1 tablespoon four times daily. Quick relief may follow as nostrils unclog and breathing improves. Easy to prepare, inexpensive, pleasant to take, and worth a trial. Advt.
Herr von Reidermann who organized the German American Petroleum corporation has died at Lugano Switzerland. The report appeared in Berlin.
A Moscow Wireless report describes 249 radicals sent from the United States aboard the Buford arriving at Hango Finland. It says red army units greeted them with the Internationale, red flags, and a frontier line of Finn soldiers across the stream Sisterback. A band played as the reception occurred at 20 paces from the enemy guard of honor.
Census enumerator James Doherty found a big household in Hunters Point with a father, mother and 18 children and a neighboring home with 13 children, eight of whom are twins. Doherty has mapped more than 3,200 names along Vernon and Jackson avenues as part of the census sweep.
After liberation Lille sees a revival in marriages. Prewar annual weddings averaged just over 2000, dropped under 900 during occupation, then surged in 1919. During Saint Eloi celebrations, 200 couples wed in two days, contributing to a yearly total over 4000.
Paris report says the Scandinavian labor congress adopted a resolution condemning Bolshevism. The proposal was introduced by Hijalmar Branting, socialist leader, per Copenhagen dispatch to Echo de Paris.
Oklahoma City report notes that influenza patients may obtain whiskey through the city health department from federal supply under a permit issued by U S revenue collector H L Bolen. The maximum prescription is one pint in ten days. Charleston and New York items add that state authorities would relax liquor rules for treatment if health authorities request, while Health Commissioner Copeland says whiskey has no proven value but may be used as a stimulant per physicians.
The United States has produced more than 61 percent of the world crude petroleum since its discovery and over 69 percent of annual world supply in recent reports. From 1857 to 1918 world production totaled 7,503,147,138 barrels, with the U S contributing 4,608,571,719 barrels while Russia provided nearly five percent.
Robert Hadfield of Hadfields Limited announced a new large caliber armor piercing shell that remains unbroken through the thickest modern armor plates. He claimed the feat was achieved in recent days, making the British gun unsurpassed in future naval engagements.
Seattle January 26 authorities confirmed the Alaska passenger steamer Jefferson is safe after wireless messages indicated all is well. The vessel had been 20 hours overdue from Southeastern Alaska, and attempts to communicate had failed until reports placed the boat near Albert Bay, south of Ketchikan.
In Florence on January 26 a mob clashed with carbineers during a meeting attended by Enrico Malatesta, recently elected to the chamber of deputies. Police or guards fired to defend themselves, wounding a score of demonstrators and escalating the confrontation.
A resolution introduced by Representative Britten of Illinois asks Secretary Baker to tell Congress whether the disabled transport Powhatan suffered its condition from bol shevism aboard ship. The query arises amid inquiries into the vessel incident.
Boston dispatch reports multiple steamers in distress across the North Atlantic. The West Corum is disabled but should reach Bermuda for repairs. West Zulu heads to the Azores after propeller blades are stripped. Oskaloosa reports steering damage. West Isleta expects arrival for repairs tomorrow.
Paris January 26 Raymond Poincare plans to retire from the presidency February 17 to focus entirely on rebuilding the Meuse department within the war zone. He will not accept any government post for three years, according to Kelair.
Washington January 26 The Associated Press reports President Wilson may move Secretary Houston from the Agriculture Department to the Treasury to replace Carter Glass who becomes a Virginia senator. If true it would be the first cabinet transfer in Wilson's term. Houston's successor at Agriculture has not been named but may come from among department insiders. Houston previously taught at a St. Louis college and was part of the administration’s inner circle.
The American shipping board steamer Marne, hit by an explosion and oil bunkers fire after a Saturday blast, was sunk today by 54 three inch shells from submarines at Cristobal as she carried 8,000 tons of general merchandise from New York to Melbourne.
Paris January 26 Marshal Foch departed for Cape Blanc Nez on the channel coast to unveil a monument honoring victims of German submarines. The ceremony will memorialize those lost at sea in the war and underscores France’s remembrance of naval casualties.
Philip Harrington aged 11, husband of Noral Harrington, died at 449 East Park Street. He leaves a brother in New York and a sister in Ireland. Remains go to Walsh's funeral chapel for Tuesday funeral to Sacred Heart church for high mass at 9 40 o'clock.
The remains of Alfred McCourt will be forwarded to Rock Springs Wyoming this morning with his brother for interment in the family burial ground. The remains of John Cameron will also be sent to Rock Springs Wyoming today for interment.
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