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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
6
A vintage ad touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims full relief within minutes, promotes better appetite, and markets the product as candy flavored with strong digestive power, urging readers to buy now.
Doctars across regions note epidemic grip causing distressing symptoms and kidney strain. Calls for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root herbal remedy to strengthen kidneys after influenza. Free garaple bottle offer by Dr Kilmer & Co with 30 cent price and local papai-ad.
A long county hearing on saloon licenses covered disturbances, gambling, and property interests tied to saloon operations. Witnesses described violence, noise, and traffic issues linked to saloons, while officials weighed license renewals and public nuisance concerns. The proceedings adjourned with the matter under advisement by the board.
Washington reports dogs of high pedigree will join the inaugural parade honoring President Woodrow Wilson. A canine division, described as the finest pack of hounds in the world, will escort mounted riders along the parade route with careful training to stay in the center of the road.
The Christiania government names a new cabinet to replace the resigning premier and five other ministers. Key posts include commerce, justice, defense and public worship. A lawmaker was beaten in the Kanvas House of Representatives during the day’s proceedings.
A fragmented report details veterans and political figures debating a red flag symbol amid accusations of desecration and calls to uphold American symbols. prominent colleagues defend the banner while others condemn the methods tied to labor actions and militant groups.
The accused admitted identity and waived extradition. A Scotland case mentions Mexicholis facing indictments, with details about a planned major shipment and a related inquiry, as Inspector Gray stated. A witness indicated a plan to meet, while the suspect reportedly prepared to travel.
An explosion rocked the Rockefeller Institute in New York today, shaking the building and igniting a fire in an experimental room. Dr. La Farge, part of a global surgical experiment project led by Dr. Alexia Chore, escaped unharmed amid the incident as firefighters extinguished the blaze.
A county laboratory dispute set a tense tone as a student was injured in a chemistry mishap. Judge Prindexter discharged the jury after long attendance, amid shifting holiday schedules and political changes in Arkansas.
An investigation alleges the commercial sale of vice activities in New York City, naming officials and venues involved. The report details prosecutions, regulatory actions, and responses from law enforcement as authorities pursue reform and accountability.
Fragmented report notes destitution along the Ghio River banks with references to individuals, actions, and local disruptions. The garbled text mentions various names, places, and possible events, indicating a disturbance or damage scene near Ported Coste and nearby locales.
Fragmented OCR text discusses low pay and its impact on careers, mentioning individuals, locations, and monetary figures in a blurred historical context. The article hints at economic hardship and personal consequences, with garbled names and stray numbers reflecting a published page segment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe chaos around a canal incident with mentions of people, places, and agencies. The garbled text references Hawley, Vinod, and The Chatebee, with implied warnings and a tense mood about outcomes and responders.
A chaotic, garbled political standoff focuses on shoe tariffs with speakers from multiple branches pressing for changes. Debates center on duty levels, economic impact, and consumer relief as lawmakers weigh protective measures.
The Senate approves vocational education measures affecting urban trade and home economics. Aimed at expanding training in trades, domestic sciences, and industrial arts, the plan seeks to improve skill levels and student opportunities statewide.
A Washington court heard a complex case surrounding marriage and diplomatic ties between Sayin Unit and Siam. The proceedings referenced Pastor Louie as ambassador and noted historical connections dating back to 1906 with multiple named figures, including Constance Tate and To Pastas, amid broad geopolitical implications.
An old medical advertisement warns of backache and kidney trouble with signs like lumbago, bladder issues, and swelling. It sells Ursus ib tibia as a cure, claiming it cleanses kidneys and relieves pain, urging readers to buy from druggists. The piece emphasizes early treatment and references a frequent remedy regimen.
A New York reader shares a personal claim of clearing facial pimples after trying various remedies. She says maple soap and other items helped improve her skin through a routine prescribed by doctors and trial of samples, urging others to request free samples from the supplier for at home use.
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