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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1903
Page
8
A provocative newspaper notice promises a genuine cure for debility from Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative. The author offers a prepaid trial for $1 to prove effectiveness, with a full refund if not cured, citing high costs of samples and a desire to deter curiosity seekers.
An advertisement touts the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative as a unique treatment with sworn affidavits claiming no harmful drugs and a specific cure for atrophy and vitality loss. It offers a $1.00 trial by mail with stamps or money order to Mr. Alkire, urging urgency and privacy.
Advertises Ayers Sarsaparilla as a tonic for fatigue weakness and thin blood. Claims to be a standard family medicine sold for $1 by AYER CO in Lowell Minnesota and Mang.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women's ailments. The copy touts it as a trusted female remedy with claims of aiding menstrual discomfort and general wellbeing.
J Haneuy & Co advertise Cheney's Catarrh Cure as a factual internal remedy prescribed by a country physician. They claim it purifies blood and targets mucous surfaces to cure catarrh, with testimonials offered free and a price of one dollar. The copy labels the product as a regular prescription rather than a quack medicine.
The annual spiritualist convention in Butte adopted a new constitution and by laws, chartered auxiliaries, and formed a federation including Butte Anaconda and Billings. Mrs. Kates spoke on women's suffrage while Mr. Kates discussed patriotism and peace, with messages from the spirit world delivered to attendees.
A public cable celebrated by officials with Howard and Mackay family members present recounted by a Tokyo Honolulu dispatch. A storm delayed the operation and the Honolulu shore end entangled in coral reef delaying the opening but telegraphs from governors mayors and Melville Stone congratulated Mackay and the project.
Secretary Root sends telegrams to Governor Taft from Manila praising the Philippine government and people. The messages mark July Fourth and celebrate the completed communications link and the bond between American and Philippine efforts.
Arthur Snyder narrates leaving an inland camp for the sea in a century era tale. The sultan envied quick access to the water and waited as a blue horizon appeared above dunes before urging his horse to a faster pace.
In Red Hook and Rhinebeck a new violet economy grows fast across 125 violet houses with more under construction. Profits surge as season sales exceed 200000 dollars, banks gain deposits, and growers report easy initial capital while skilled labor commands high wages.
John D. Rockefeller Jr and his mother Mrs John D Rockefeller Sr along with Mrs Rockefeller Jr took turns waiting tables at a Fifth Avenue Baptist church Bible class luncheon in a clubhouse on West Forty Fifth Street. Guests helped but were declined tips as the trio served from trays while hymns followed.
A suburban barber quotes a rough farmer discussing hair care. The farmer argues daily scalp washing harms roots, notes farmers’ hard physical labor keeps them cooler, and laments modern potions while praising natural oils. He jokes about striking it rich by discovering the scalp’s natural remedy.
An old text fragment discusses drying hair and avoiding harsh soaps. It advises keeping the scalp cool, letting hair grow, and washing to remove lather and irritants like ammonia. The wording reflects period guidance on maintaining hair and scalp health.
Washington reports show mostly minor injuries from Independence Day festivities. The sole serious case is John C. Symons of Laramie Wyoming. Admiral Bir Harry Keppel, called the father of the British fleet, began his ninety first seat last Sunday. The aging officer is a sailor by instinct and hopes to die and be buried at sea.
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