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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
17
An Adv for Papes Diapepsin claims it cures indigestion and dyspepsia in five minutes, with harmless candy like taste. It asserts relief from sour stomach, gas, nausea, and bloating, and promotes regular appetite without laxatives. The ad notes a 30 cent price and urges readers to keep it on hand.
Doctors nationwide report a grippe epidemic with distressing symptoms. Kidneys suffer most, urinary troubles arise, and Wrights disease feared. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root herbal remedy advertised, claimed to heal kidneys after grippe and offered free sample by mail. Sold at all druggists. mention this paper.
Testimony and heated exchanges marked an all day hearing before the county board on petitions to revoke saloon licenses held by Centennial company figures including John J. O Meara and J J McCarthy amid claims of disturbances, gambling and public nuisance at several East Granite Street venues. Witnesses described brawls and unrest near Cronin and Midway saloons and residents complained of noise and drunken behavior affecting sleep and safety while owners defended their operations and denied popularity of suppression.
Washington reports dogs of high degrees will join the inaugural pageant for President Woodrow Wilson s ceremony with a specially trained pack described as the finest in the world. A mounted brass band will escort hunt club riders from Wilson s native state. The canine corps head is Dr Lester Jones of Culpeper Virginia with M F H as grand marshal.
Boston January 30 veterans from the Grand Army rallied to defend the old flag and oppose a red banner seen as a symbol of the Industrial Workers of the World. They urged lawmakers to restrict displays to the stars and stripes, while socialists defended red banners as political expression not tied to IWW methods. Officials including Gen. Wilfred A. and Edward Ekeltom spoke, with Professors and citizens supporting respect for the flag and a peaceful statute.
James McNicholas, under indictment in Cleveland for fraudulent use of the mails in selling Idaho and Oregon mining stocks, admitted his identity and made a full statement. He waived extradition proceedings. He said his brother T McNicholas, under a similar indictment, was in Scotland and they planned to meet. He also planned a large deal in Boston expected to close today.
New York January 2 an explosion rocked a Rockefeller Institute building housing the chemical laboratory. The blast triggered a fire in the experimental room and sent Dr La Farge scrambling for cover. Fire was quickly extinguished with no serious injuries reported.
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Delegates from the hobo convention in New Orleans grew restless as the press ridiculed the event. President Jeff Davis reportedly called for a motion to exclude newspaper representatives if ridicule continued.
The daughter of Hill was married yesterday at the Hill residence with Rev Thomas J. Hibh officiating. Dr Boreckman attended as the groom, and Celene wore a white satin gown with elaborate drapery. The couple plans a honeymoon at Mr HIPs farm and will reside in town.
In New York on January 30, McCombs, chairman of the national committee, announced that Norma Mack, former national committee member, will present the campaign committee next Wednesday afternoon at the Democratic National Headquarters. The move aims to solidify party organization and support for the upcoming campaign.
A communication to the War Department reports destitution along the Ohio River at Ashbyburg and nearby areas. Captain Elliott, quartermaster, notes 40 people in distress with ruined buildings and loss of goods. Smallpox cases noted. water reaches 10 feet in places. Elliott has secured several days of provisions and plans to buy forage for 359 head of stock to relieve the displaced population.
New York figures show that six percent of saleswomen over 16 earn less than 6.59 dollars weekly and three percent earn between 5.50 and 6 dollars. Organizers argue nine dollars a week is the living wage for self supporting girls in the city, noting those earning less lose health and sacrifice dignity while communities bear tax costs for hospitals and reformatories.
Besoit Wisconsin students at Beloit College voluntarily ban all new and questionable dances and sign an agreement not to attend affairs featuring dances like the turkey trots itoston dip bunny hop or other similar dances.
Seen with SulA forms in New York Stock Exchange news Sommittes was appointed to visit Albany and confer with Governor Sulzer on proposed legislation affecting the exchange.
Washington reports fear for the Panama Canal opening this year as heavy auger work in the Culebra cut continues and a landslide risk grows. Colonel Goethals warns that massive earth movement threatens the path, with the hillside showing weakness and potential delays.
Washington reports show a split among shoe industry spokesmen over the tariff. The House Ways and Means committee may retain the present duties for ten days, while many urge a major reduction or repeal. The debate centers on protection versus consumer relief, as industry voices push for a predictable outcome.
Washington January 30 the national educational measure would establish trade and industrial courses home economics and agriculture in public schools with state agricultural schools testing and plant breeding stations to educate teachers and create a pathway to conference committee.
Concord report shows Edward N. Peariam, a Republican, defeating Henry F. Holir in a legislative ballot for senator marking the first time the Republican candidate led. Former Governor Als urged sending the question to the people as the legislature debates electing the candidate with the greatest votes. Town meeting set for March to discuss the progressive candidate's call for unity.
Leo de Pastor, ambassador of Spain to China and Slam, seeks annulment from Louis de Pastor. They wed in Baltimore in 1960 when he was Spanish legation Attache in Washington. Constance Lee, a Virginia belle, is cited as the plaintiff. The district supreme court ordered service sealed.
An old advertisement touts Croxone as a remedy for backache and kidney issues. It claims to cleanse the kidneys, relieve lumbago and bladder troubles, and prevent conditions like dropsy and diabetes phase. It urges readers to buy Croxone from any drugstore with a money back guarantee.
A nurse reports overcoming years of acne using Nesinot soap and Resinot ointment. She describes initial severe pimples and redness improving after using the products bought afterward, noting a clearer complexion and curiosity from friends.
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