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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1921
Page
4
An advertisement urges women to seek safe relief for aches and nervousness, claiming feminine organs are out of order and recommending Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription now available as tablets. A trial offer asks for ten cents to receive a sample package from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
An old advertisement urges parents to look for the word California on the syrup bottle to ensure a safe laxative for children. It touts a fruity taste, says full directions appear on each bottle, and emphasizes accuracy in labeling for the little stomach liver and bowels.
Berlin January 29 Admiral Scheer former chief of Germanys high seas fleet says rivalry in big warships is senseless and submarine development reshapes naval power. He argues U boats key for US and Japan, England cannot stop fleets built to protect seas, and world peace depends on sea power strategy. He cites Panama Canal and warns future battles shift to enemy waters with fast subs.
Previously four zebra varieties existed but one with few stripes is extinct. The remaining species are diminishing rapidly and face possible extinction without protection efforts.
Extensive coal beds have been discovered recently in the region of Port Gueydon in French North Africa, signaling potential new energy resources for the colonial territory and prompting geological interest from scientists and industry observers.
George Vineyard remains in county jail serving a federal sentence with the district court case postponed indefinitely to avoid violating federal law. Judge Lynch delayed plea proceedings after county attorney input. Separate matters include James Price pleading not guilty to burglary, Edward Foster charged with robbery, and Frank Dunham with Charles Dundee Alvin charged with grand larceny tied to Nellie Henault’s purse theft.
Hugh Boyle north of the Black Rock mine sheltered a wandering man who slept in his bed. The intruder stole Boyle's shoes and shirt during the night. Boyle asked Justice O'Neill's court hear a petty larceny complaint against Mike Mullen, filed by Deputy County Attorney Bourquin.
George M. Bisbee Salt-livestock agent of the Union Pacific said cattle shipments to Washington and California continue weekly. Cattle are unusually fat and in splendid condition. Eight carloads left Divide for Spokane in the largest shipment last week.
Rabbi J K Levin will address the Y M C A open house today at 2 pm on How to Live. Mrs Paul Bailor arranged a musical program with vocal instrumental and orchestra selections as women’s Sunday attendance rises per 8 R Parker.
Miss Gladys Kirk and Max Kirk, both of Harrison, were married at 4 Pm yesterday at 48 West Mercury street. The Rev B H Lingenfelter performed the ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs R G Dunckel. The bride’s parents are among Harrison’s earliest Montana pioneers.
An advertisement claims a free method to control asthma applicable to all ages and climates. It targets long standing and new cases, promising prompt relief from wheezing and paroxysms and waives all fees and postage with a mailed coupon.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a magical and harmless remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims quick relief within fifty counts and urges buyers to use a small trial bottle from any drug store.
Jacob Marsellis 82 a former resident of Butte died Friday morning at Cardwell Word to this effect was received yesterday in Butte by his son Harold Marsellis of 807 Maryland avenue He was born in Canada in 1839 In 1864 he went to California later crossing into Nevada He arrived in Butte and lived there until moving to Cardwell Survived by his wife two daughters Mrs J A Ryan of Cardwell and Mrs Thomas Durham of Norris and one son Harold of Butte
FE. C. Boyle, general agent in Butte, announced reduced rates on hay to eastern points via the Great Northern railway. The new rates take effect February 3 and are expected to boost Montana hay shipments significantly.
Jacob Pincus faced the court over alleged defective plumbing and said most pipes were removed and proper work would start soon. The case was continued to February 1 as authorities oversee compliance with the city plumbing ordinance.
Nearly half of the shell-torn land in the Somme area is being cultivated again. Local farmers adapt to wartime conditions as fields recover with renewed plowing and seedings.
A brief note states that coffee was not known to ancient Greeks or Romans, implying its discovery and spread occurred outside their classical eras and regions.
A newspaper promotional slip invites readers to mail a 6 cent payment with a name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago. Recipients receive trial packages of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, advertised as cleansing for various ailments.
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