Glasses End Eyestrain Not Medicine
A brief note states glasses, not medicine, end eyestrain with corrective lenses. The source emphasizes eyewear as the remedy rather than pharmaceutical treatment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
6
A brief note states glasses, not medicine, end eyestrain with corrective lenses. The source emphasizes eyewear as the remedy rather than pharmaceutical treatment.
Local chatter covers rent pianos from Orton Bros and visiting friends in Butte including Mrs J. J. Young and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. The text lists several residents in town, mentions an immigration agent from Helena, and notes visitors from Dillon Virginia City and Whitehall. It reports savings bank deposits, a funeral at Sherman & Reed chapel, and brief court notes about a case involving Lutey Brom and Sperry-Hutchinson with a ruling pending.
In Montana, 26 of 43 counties report over-absorption of War Savings stamps and have not reported to state headquarters. State director H. W. Turner expresses confidence the effort will recover, naming county directors including Frank Hazelaker Burke Jaine Pat Water J D Doggett and others across Cascade Gallatin Lewis and Clark Missoula Musselshell Stillwater Teton Valley and more.
The Advertising Club of Butte met to discuss promoting the city at the upcoming wartime convention in San Francisco. Members debated distribution of a booklet highlighting local mining and regional strengths to inform nearby residents and district officials.
Dr and Mrs T Pigot are happy parents of a son born at their home. The announcement notes the new arrival amid family joy and mentions Lt Pigot awaiting deployment. other details are obscured but indicate a military connection and ongoing duties.
A caller dictated a lost ad about a two year old baby girl with light complexion brown eyes blue apron tack shoes and stockings. The report names the child Littie Mihelich and asks readers to contact Mrs Mihelich at 26800. The Mihelich family expresses distress as search continued.
The Rev J L Mitchell of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church plans to leave early next week to assume chaplain duties at a new station. He has served as presiding minister this past year and will continue active work in the ministry.
A total of 72000 dollars in stamps was sold Saturday at the Butte postoffice. The drive surpassed June 28 war savings results, with many independent purchasers pledging substantial amounts. Yet detailed breakdowns and the full outcome for various groups remained unclear amid the day’s activity.
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