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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
3
Pimply faces and dull tiredness are claimed to vanish with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The ad touts a gentle natural alternative to calomel for cleansing blood and bowels, noting improved health after a week of nightly use. Prices 15 cents and 30 cents.
Pigeons of many breeds attract visitors at the Southern Montana show in the Connell store building. Exhibits include archangel swallow, magpie, jacobians, English carriers, muffled tumblers, mille fleurs bantams, and various fantails. Campaign events feature a crowing contest, boxing bouts, and Camp Fire Girls booths, with Angora cats in the show window.
A new photo shows four year old Prince Michael growing but not yet bearing royal duties. Prince Carol renounces his right to the throne leaving Michael next in line to inherit the crown.
Associated Press reports in Seattle that John Philip Sousa predicts the demise of burlesque in music and calls the Charleston a temporary aberration. He criticizes ballroom dancing and modern composers for harsh color and lack of melody after touring a concert here.
Laurel drives Alice home after a drunken attack by Harry Yancey. She confronts Noble Harwood about his guest’s conduct, refuses to stay under the same roof, and plans to return to the city. The scene ends with Laurel awaiting Noble’s choice between Harry and their relationship.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water, then the next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purified. Family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
The former Kaiser Wilhelm II and Princess Hermine marked his sixty seventh birthday at Doorn Netherlands with the Hohenzollern banner flying over his residence. messengers delivered baskets of flowers and visitors arrived by car. The ex-emperor and family walked the village amid mild acknowledgments from locals.
Edward J. Sullivan 633 East Mercury Street is the first candidate to file for alderman in the third ward on the Democratic ticket. His declaration carries the slogan Safeguard the interests of the people without fear or favor. Sullivan is a young, well known city figure and among the youngest candidates. In Washington Frank L. Greene of Vermont had a fainting spell in the senate chamber after a prior stroke from two years earlier caused by a shooting incident involving a prohibition agent.
The election committee presented 80 proposed judges and clerks to City Clerk Harrington yesterday. Council action is set for February 3. Each of 16 precincts will have five judges and clerks as eight aldermen are chosen.
Mrs. Nancy Artie Littlefield, 96, who died in Selner yesterday, was the mother of 10 children and grandmother to 86, great grandchildren 169, and great great grandchildren 23, making a large line of descendants in the village.
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