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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
12
An Anaconda ad claims many residents suffer chronic appendicitis with vague symptoms like stomach pain constipation or sour stomach. It touts a single dose of buckthorn glycerin compounded in Adier i ka as a famous remedy expected to quickly relieve the condition.
David Contway aged 43 died yesterday at St Ann's hospital. The funeral will be held Friday morning from Tuttle Mab Undertaking rooms to St Paul's church with Mass at an unspecified hour celebrated by Rev. Father Coopman.
E Sullivan of Yuba City Cal visited Los Angeles and told surgeons he dreamed of a vast gold vein and riches. In his sleep he wandered from his room to the hall, saw a giant nugget, and leaped over hotel stair bannisters, ending on the floor below.
Dover Delaware January 22 Willard Saute ry, a Democrat, today elected United States senator for Delaware. Saulsbury's election followed a conference of four lawmakers who had withheld support for the party nominee to push the seat to their home county. On the ninth joint ballot three of the four voted Soulsbury, giving 27 votes the necessary majority. the fourth member then switched to Soulsbury.
Moscow reports Balasheff, described as wealthy and religiously troubled, entered the Tretiakoff gallery and damaged Repine's Ivan the Terrible scene, depicting the tyrant killing his son with an iron staff. He is reportedly under observation.
Local items report W. O. W. meeting tonight and numerous visits to Butte by residents including Ming King Ben Harrison Mrs C J Greenough and others also note business trips to Butte Miss Lydia Wenger and J Landry visiting and advertising for real estate and liquor sales. A marriage and funeral notices appear amid city happenings including James Cutter and Inez Chesray wed and a Swedish Baptist service tonight.
Howard Dickinson assistant district attorney declared belief the young man was temporarily insane. The coroner decided to record the death as suicide.
In a morning at the Rankin plant of American Steel and Wire Company a clash between guards and strikers left eight dozen wounded last night. Armed guards patrolled the streets as leaders planned further actions. Chief Barnett reported guards missing and fears of capture by sympathizers. Thomas Prynn of the AFL led the strike with a telegram to Frank Morrison and Representative Stanley, who pledged prompt action.
Washington January 2 senators begin investigation into alleged post office activity connected with President Taft’s campaign. The Senate campaign reform committee extends its authority to cover campaign ending November 1812. Contemplated by Master General Hitchcock and Charles D. republican national chairman and others tied to the Republican nominating convention.
Fragments describe Perspino dress shields claiming all-day armpit freshness and coolness. The ad touts stain resistance and zero dress misery, noting a free powder pad and a price of 25 cents per box. Mentions distributors Pax in & Rockefeller Co and various drug firms in Chicago and the Northwest.
Washington January 29 The oldest living graduate, Augustus Smith, marked his ninety-ninth birthday anniversary and said he could not attend the Washington Yale alumni dinner where the president was to be guest of honor. The interstate commerce commission ordered a formal inquiry into the affairs of the American Telephone and Telegraph company.
A series of dubious medical tips offer tonics and pills for rheumatism coughs indigestion and skin ailments. The writers tout iodide of potash, quinine based syrups and comic nostrums while urging readers to mail for prescriptions and book offers. The piece lampoons the dubious medical market typical of the era.
Washington announces scout type aeroplanes must include armor for aviators and engines, reach 2000 feet in 10 minutes with a 430 pound live load, four hours fuel and oil, and meet minimum and maximum speed requirements. Planes must perform a figure eight within a 590 by 25 yard rectangle without altitude loss beyond 190 feet. Ground reports include other world and local incidents.
An old ad copy explains digestion as the blood source and links poorly digested food to rheumatism. Peruna is touted as aiding digestion without artificial additives, aiming to prevent or ease rheumatic symptoms. It cites Man-a-tin and La-cu-pla in the Peruna line from Columbus Ohio and invites readers to ask druggists for a 1918 almanac. Also notes an upcoming funeral for Howarth at Locust, with service at the Presbyterian Church and interment details.
Funeral home LAWLER AND CLIMER located at 113 Main Street Anaconda lists its business address and contact information for inquiries and arrangements.
A Montana document lists bids for reform school supplies and services with March 1 start dates, requiring bidders to obtain forms and state bid rights. It includes notices from the Board of Examiners and administrator notices for the estate of James Haughey, with claims due within four months of publication.
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