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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
9
A fragmented historical recipe note describes two dessert items. Nut cake uses half butter, sugar, milk, flour, nut meats, and whites folded in. bake in a shallow sheet pan, then ice with frosting and decorate with whole nuts. A chocolate confection blends sugar and chocolate with egg whites and vanilla for a light, glossy dessert.
Vintage advertisement urging parents to abandon harsh castor oil for children. Promotes Syrup of Figs with senna as a gentle remedy, claiming quick relief for fretful or ill children and touting safety and full directions on packaging. Mentions the California Fig Syrup Company and urges asking a druggist for the genuine product.
Reports describe women marching through streets while police guard public buildings and post offices. Mrs. Pankhurst denounces the government as warlike, accusing ministers of mock reform. Parliament’s handling of woman suffrage dominates talk as Lloyd George, Asquith, and Grey face pressure to resign or redefine the bill.
Seed growers gathered for a Montana convention where a resolution urged a bill establishing a seed laboratory at Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. The lab would study grain quality, germination, and weed seeds, aiming to improve Montana wheat’s market standing.
Debates over an ant lobby bill reveal divisions as lawmakers consider amendments on agency acts, floor access for former members, and the influence of lobbyists. The committee recommended passage, while clerks and educators offer opposing positions on records, governance, and proposed consolidations.
A southern man extols Grape-Nuts and cream as a life changing breakfast and supper for his wife. After decades of poor health and stomach issues she improved greatly, now enjoying reliable meals. The ad cites Postum Battle Creek Michigan and references There's a Reason by potential readers.
Women fleece lined hose regularly 35 cents a pair go on sale Tuesday at 19 6 cents per pair. Boys Ironclad hose priced at 25 cents a pair touted as best value for the price.
Local shop slashes prices on children's wear including hats and bonnets from 98 to 1.39, gingham wash dresses at 50c to 1.45, rompers and creepers for up to 6 years at 21c, and 4 paires of Wayne Knit hose for 1.28. Heavy cotton hose with reinforced heels offered at 1 cent.
A Montana legislative summary notes numerous house and senate actions. Bills advanced cover judiciary, public records, railroad crosswalks, seed regulation, and marriage license pricing. Notices include quarantines, railroad notifications, sheep dipping, bounty inspectors, and voting access rules.
Calgary Alberta January 2 Western Canada faces a meat famine as a Bush packing plant fire reveals larger beef stores than thought. Thurns estimates 70 00 dollars worth of dressed beef eaten with similar hog and mutton losses. much of the imported beef from Australia cannot be replaced soon. Prices rise sharply as retail demand pushes costs higher.
A former army member who resigned to enter business in this city says the government doubts his claim about tips. The unnamed individual asserts the government discounting or questioning the tips, while pursuing clarification and potential remedies.
A bold claim touts Croxone as a guaranteed remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and backache. The ad asserts rapid cleansing of the kidneys, removal of uric acid, and relief from rheumatic and urinary symptoms, promising dramatic improvement in a short time.
Report notes an official dispute over a 90.46 tipping expense charged to the United States representative’s visit. Treasury says McHanna must cover tipping costs personally. In other news, Russia eyes autos for war effort with agents dispatched to European automotive hubs for emergency credits.
The state supreme court did not decide Fate and Intermountain Tate rate cases today. No judgments were handed down as justices reserved ruling on both matters, keeping the disputes in limbo.
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