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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
8
A chaotic clippings-style notice warns that pneumonia carries heavy winter deaths. It urges caution and mentions a supposed home remedy using a vapor bath to ease coughing, claiming rapid relief and moneyback promises.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN notes Lydia E. Pinkham and her new table Compound for women. Describes origins from steeped roots on her stove and claims widespread success in addressing ailments of women. Mentions a large operation in Massachusetts and other sites.
Kiwanis of Deer Lodge held a January meeting at the Hotel Deer Lodge with Song Leader Matt Hayes guiding a selection of old songs and plans announced for Ted Helverson to headline many numbers on a 1925 tour. Frances Hale presented readings as Otis Baxter introduced his brother Bill, while F Hayes spoke on the club’s ideals and meaning to members. Next week’s meeting will feature the local volunteer fire department as guests.
In Fort Dodus, Iowa, middleweight Joe O Lara faces a scheduled ten round bout while local prospects Bet te and Sea Pelee are listed among the card. The event features Mara taking count with participants from Oklahoma and Norway amid tangled OCR fragments.
In Harlowton Montana on January twenty seventh, the town congregation notes visits from Shawmut and Boreall area residents, ranchers, and teachers. A Milwaukee employee suffered a leg injury in Roundup, and Dr M W Ray of Clark South Dakota earned a veterinary appointment noted by Governor Bierce. Community events include a dance by Troop-te-Doo, sports chatter about an independent basketball game, and various social calls throughout the week.
Jake Zall found guilty for improper conduct in Dillon justice court and fined fifty dollars. Ray Leeman and Robert Flickinger also convicted. Leeman sentenced to fifty days in county jail and Flickinger thirty days in sheriff’s custody. Miss Reda Quinn sells Elite millinery business to Carlson sisters of Minneapolis and plans travels to Europe before returning to Ireland. Local residents include Elmer Prige of Dell and Bol of Lima visiting. misreported illness of Mrs A W Conneley corrected. E Foster visiting Butte. E B Roe from Red Rock. A P Williams of Madison County. Gomman of Lima. Emery Smith traveled to Butte. S Davis of Normal College returned from northern state. Frank Schulz attending to bonus matters.
Special dispatch to the Missoula depot reports Bitter Root News proposing a summer resort at Holland Lake. Plans include hotel facilities and safeguards for public interest. mentions Thomas Patterson and local residents as involved. notes a fatal attack near Musselshell valley and social visits in Harlowton and surrounding areas.
Paris January 27 Edouard Mascart retained the European featherweight title by knocking out Danny Frush in the second round of a scheduled 15 round bout. The Frenchman rushed the English challenger, drove Frush into a neutral corner, and landed a left to the stomach followed by a jaw blow that floored him. Referee made no count as Frush was out for several minutes. Mascart will challenge Louis Kaplan next through the International Boxing Union. Fritsch defeats Bretonnel on points after 12 hard rounds. Bill Hone and Paumelle win on points in lighter bouts. Dundee’s suspension for failing to meet contract terms causes spectacle and crowd reaction at the event.
University of Washington won 39 to 27 over Montana, dropping the Grizzlies to sixth in the Northwest Inter-Collegiate Conference standings while Whitman fell to eighth after a 18 to 40 loss to UAC. A notes on record streaks and upcoming tallies suggest marks may be eclipsed in the weeks ahead.
Anaconda resident, a woman described as deceased, is survived by a son named Frank who came to Anaconda five years ago from Belgium, a brother Verberckmoes of Minneapolis, and several others including Mrs D Hamers. The obituary notes the deceased was born in Belgium and references family members with spelling variations and partial names. Funeral details indicate residence at Fourth Street.
The glee club plans a lively program with instrumental selections and dances. Mr Halvorson, a member, looks forward to a successful tour this year. The article notes the group will perform in Anaconda with enthusiastic support.
At a Anaconda council meeting in the Montana hotel, Boy Scouts of America outlined plans for Scout Week beginning February 8. The committee will conduct its annual fundraising during Scout Week as two new troops have formed and more are under development. The Echo Lake summer ramp will be improved in spring, and executive James E. F. will conduct his annual inspection trip with district representatives.
A noted authority explains stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. He prescribes Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast for a week, to neutralize acidity and aid digestion, claiming it promotes liver and kidney function and a free flow of digestive juices.
A curious claim describes using plain liquid rubbed into the scalp to dissolve dandruff. The method promises removal by morning with repeated applications, claiming relief from itching and a fluffy, lustrous hair texture.
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