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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
9
Madame Manning, renowned hair and scalp specialist from Chicago, will demonstrate a German hair and scalp treatment today. She offers advice on hair and scalp troubles with 20 years of experience and promises a free consultation. regular price $2.00, introductory $1.00.
A Baltimore doctor promotes Resinol ointment and Resinol soap for itchy skin eruptions like eczema and ringworm. The ad claims instant relief from itching, quick healing, and low cost, urging readers to request a free sample from Department 22-1, Resinol, Baltimore.
An ad touts a fashionable yet practical footwear line promising instant relief for coins and bunions, preventing blisters and sores. It highlights comfort as the greatest discovery of its time and notes widespread availability with a two cent price and a mailing address for responses.
A wary wartime briefing denies that the mine-layer Albatross was lost and debunks hours of peril aboard a steamer. Reports from London, Pauillac, and Washington describe submarine attacks, sinking of the Flery cross, and a Spanish steamer Hirondelle incident, with American casualties and diplomatic reactions. Washington previews Red Cross relief for Mexico City amid famine and neutrality issues as U.S. officials weigh international law. A lighthearted aside from the Washington Star notes censorship debates on moving pictures.
A melodrama unfolds with Ruth Wells wronged by Jack Sturgess who spurns marriage. On a Yukon voyage to Alaska his betrayal drives tragedy as Ruby Me Rit and Ed confront him. Ruth faints, the father disinherits, and a deadly showdown ends with Ed aiming at Jack as the couple seeks escape along a grim trail.
The Ansonia Theater unveils another picture set including Valli Valli in The Chocolate Soldier and The Purple Road and Minnie Maddern Fiske's The High Road. A private clergy and officials preview follows a Thursday 10 am showing of Hall Caine’s The Eternal City, tied to Viola Allen.
Dr Royal Raceford handles dangerous electricity daily and with ease. He is portrayed as an inventor who has developed significant electrical apparatus and transformers. The piece emphasizes his fearless experimentation and mastery of high voltages and practical uses.
In recent days Dr Race ford and his team showcased a daring electricity act that mixed scientific display with entertainment. The performance drew big crowds and offered several additional attractions, with two final showings left in the run.
The St Louis, arriving from Liverpool, carried D. A. Thomas the British capitalist and coal operator. He said he would stay indefinitely to help co operate with Morgan and Canadian firms in purchasing munitions for England, and that Germany must be defeated. He indicated plans to visit Canada soon and did not comment on Canadian contract allocations.
A Der Tag article from Admiral Oscar von Truppel, former governor of Kinochow, warns compatriots not to underestimate the danger of a breach with the United States over German submarine policy. It discusses attitudes toward continuing submarine warfare and possible concessions to American demands. The piece notes escalating public opinion and a looming German note, with a Detroit Free Press aside mentioning Roosevelt fined for speeding.
El Paso July 5 The possibility of additional arrests tied to the Huerta revolution plot grows. Huerta and five others in custody face a preliminary hearing next Monday with bond speculated at 15000 dollars each, though release would bring close surveillance. A revolver and other items found near Newman New Mexico are identified as belonging to General Pascual Orozco, who escaped and is believed to have crossed the border.
Comtesse Dumas from Paris weeps during a peace talk at the international conference of women workers to promote peace. She recalls loved ones in the trenches, while her husband fights at the front as spectators react with sympathy and emotion.
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