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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
10
An ad-style essay argues success exacts a brutal health cost, naming neurasthenia as a typical American ailment from chronic worry. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood nourishing tonic, claims anemia prevention, and offers free books on nervous diseases and eating for buyers who mention the ad.
July is a merchants’ sales period when stores prep for inventory and clear broken lines. Special values are offered to the public as June and July ads trumpet planned full business. Newspapers feature timely ads with items priced well below consumers’ expectations.
The advertisement touts Morse's Extract of SARSAPARILLA as a long trusted remedy enhancing blood quality, digestion, appetite, and vigor. It sells at $1 per large bottle or six for $5, with availability through Newbro Drug Company in Butte or by mail on receipt of price.
A Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering fills Butte with delegates from across Montana. A reception, speeches by Governor Stewart and dignitaries, music, and planned sessions mark a four day event at the Auditorium and Columbia Gardens with sports contests and a grand ball. Delegates arrive by train, offices to be elected, next convention site chosen, and cash prizes for team events awarded. The drift contest offers 159 and 100 dollars in prize money with Helena and Butte leading contenders.
The MacDonald shoe store closed Saturday with the sheriff in charge to settle a local creditor claim. Officials expect a quick adjustment and reopening within a few days, with business not suspended beyond five days.
Chicago reports 19 dead and 903 injured in nationwide Fourth of July celebrations, with totals rising since 1914. Fireworks and gunpowder caused most fatalities. Chicago celebrated the day with unusually few deaths, one killed and two injured. Separately, U S industrial relations commission members prepared a report for Congress, and a Pullman directors committee was referenced after Lincoln’s testimony. Consul reports note salute at Vera Cruz and Red Cross food shipment remaining untouched. funeral arrangements scheduled for Mrs Jeannette Find and secretary Mary Peters.
A celebrated divorce case involves two chief actors who were twice married with contentious separations. The judge will hear and rule on actions to set aside a conveyance amid disputes over signatures and representations presented to one party. The proceedings include allegations of misrepresentation and attempts to recover damages in related matters.
The funeral of Gen Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico was held at 10:30 this morning in the church of St Honore d Eylan Paris. Delegations from the French government and Mexican colony attended with Francisco De La Parra and other dignitaries present. The body will be shipped to America in a few days.
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