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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
4
Anaconda residents report relief from rheumatic pain associated with damp weather using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs C Eckburg of East Fifth Street Testimony notes her sick boy improved after taking the pills, with reduced back and kidney pain and better sleep.
Feeling bad today from constipation indigestion biliousness or headaches Cascarets offer fast gent le cleansing of the inside to end distress and head aches All druggists sell Cascarets Adv urging parents to use for children too to keep interiors clear and healthy
Washington reports fiscal year 1913 closed with a surplus of 40,083,229 dollars from ordinary receipts over expenditures, excluding Panama Canal and public debt. Canal and debt transactions wiped this out to a 2,149,000 deficit, with total receipts at 723,782,921 and ordinary disbursements at 683,600.
Kansas City July 1 The two cent passenger rate becomes effective in Missouri at one minute past midnight tonight on the Chicago and Alton Burlington and Wabash railroads. Missouri Pacific and Rock Island will match between Kansas City and St Louis. At 12 01 July 4 the two cent rate applies statewide on all lines.
Fourteen I. W. W. members were arrested in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 1 for attempting to coerce Union Pacific train No 8 crew. Conductors said 20 men were forced off at Kimball Nebraska with sheriff aid. A movement to use Panama Canal construction gear for a thousand mile trench is noted in terse lines.
London reports that Lady Sackville and family filed a general denial to allegations they influenced Sir John Murray Scott to leave his fortune estimated at 5 million dollars to them. Sir Edward Carson argued no coercion. Sackvilles portrayed as friends with no undue influence amid readings of farewell letters.
A British study indicates frogs can learn to discriminate prey. In tests, hairy caterpillars were rejected after several bites, earthworms near electric sources were eaten, and frogs later avoided worms treated with cloves or calcium chloride. The research also notes humans can operate automobiles at extreme cold.
Anaconda news reports a major ore shoot discovered at the Southern Cross mine depth of 475 feet. Five carloads of ore per carload exposed, with a vast ore body valued around 3,000,000 dollars. Mine tops 26 carloads weekly to smelter. iron ore used for flux in rediron works. Improvements underway with a new centrifugal tank being driven, track connections, carpenter shop, bunkhouse, and boarding-house additions. Ruled by Holdfast operations, with three cars ore weekly claimed. Also notes a Hi feet ore body at Hidden Lake level and a theft of pigeons from Sells-Floto circus.
A Butte resident Isador Klein touts Plant Juice as a remedy after trying it for stomach trouble rheumatism and nerves. He claims it cleanses the blood aids digestion and boosts vitality. Available at Smith Drug with claims of rapid relief and broad benefits.
The birds, conditioned to respond to their girl trainer, would likely not execute their tricks for any other handler. This suggests strong bond and dependence on the specific trainer for cooperation and performance.
One of the season’s strongest audiences will witness Eugene Walter’s Fine Feathers directed by HH Frazee at the Astor Theatre New York. The original company returns with Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye Max Figman Rose Coghlan Lolita Robertson Amelia Summers and others. Walter known for The Easier Way and Paid in Full explores rising costs and living standards affecting homes with a focus on character driven drama.
The drama explores feminine craving for better things than husbands can provide and shows how big business reaches into the American home turning the consumer into a tool. Since 1912 the play has toured major cities and, with its star cast, headed to the Pacific coast. Local audiences gain a rare original cast on stage.
A New York piece discusses a Russian grand duke famed for eccentricities and links to historic mad monarchs. It cites Ivan the Terrible and early Alexander figures as examples of rulers who ruled with cruelty and bizarre decrees, noting public slaughter and tyrannical acts as stark contrasts to their pious images.
The passage recounts the erratic rule of Peter III and his son Paul, detailing whimsical cruelties including forcing Moscow to furnish a measure of fleas, ordering a hundred cannon to gauge battle din, bowing before Frederick II’s portrait, and harsh crackdowns on revolutionary fashion. It notes mass punishments, Siberian exile, and a 2000 mile drilling march for a misspoken word.
The New York Press reports a German astronomer calculated the temperatures of 70 stars by comparing intensities across the sun's spectrum. Gamma Pegasi tops the list with about 400000 C, Gamma Cassiopeiae about 50000 C, Alpha Tauri the coolest at 2180 C, while the Sun is 4960 C. Helium stars lead the hottest class.
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