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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
5
An old advertisement-style note argues rheumatism stems from uric acid in the blood. It warns against topical cures and promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier from Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia, with free physician advice.
The Butte community learned of Elias Siegel 62, owner of Siegel clothing, dying in Baltimore after a long illness. A pioneer from 1856, he built Main and Granite business and helped found local clubs. Survived by a daughter in Cincinnati and sisters. funeral to be held in Baltimore.
A wartime advice column answers readers on love, marriage, and separation. Questions about husbands going to war, lovers returning, divorces, and marriage prospects are addressed with cautious, moral guidance. The column reveals social anxieties and personal dilemmas amid conflict, including fidelity and home life advice.
Harry Martin faced a rough day in police court as he was arraigned on two allied charges and fined $10 on each. He was fined $10 for conducting a messenger service without a licence. Eddie Andrieux testified against him on a deceitful fraudulent methods to defraud people charge, and a $10 fine followed. Leroy Meehan, Tom Coughlin, and Paul McKenna were each fined $5 for creating a disturbance. Amos Elderkin’s reckless driving case was postponed indefinitely. Mrs. George Gormley, the complainant, was reported seriously injured in a hospital after a July accident. John Severson was fined $15 for disturbing the peace. A British farmer imposed a $200 fine for an incident involving his son and a water-filled bucket after his cow had kicked it over.
Joe Brower and ten others enlisted at the marine recruiting station after exams and papers were completed. Bessie Parkes and Shealee Oven were among those listed in the roll, with enrollments formalized at 117 West Park Street and 117 East Street locations.
Albin Serobonia sues the streetcar company for 20000 claiming an overcrowded vehicle caused him to be struck at Montana Street crossing. He says the collision fractured two ribs and caused additional injuries.
The reader is warned of adverse Uranus effects in the morning and favorable Jupiter influence in the afternoon with advice to postpone commercial dealings. Predictions include potential misleading reports of war, possible strikes from rumors, cautious aviators, hidden forces guiding leaders, and upcoming secret negotiations. The text notes a mix of civic tensions, women in potentially criticized groups, and a prophecy of medical discoveries and mental influences. It also mentions a slow rise in stocks and a year ahead of limited travel for those born on the date, with artistic and social promise for Cancer children and a moon-influenced mood.
Judgment for the defendant delivered by a jury in Tremewan against N W Greer. Tremewan accused Greer of beating him in a Front Street hall during a December 1915 card party, while Greer said Tremewan caused the disturbance and refused to leave.
Fragments mention Harry Meyer and Hon Maury Yor in connection with a trial. The text indicates corroborated statements and jury involvement, but details are incomplete.
From the start of British railways trainmen wore a red necktie as a ready improvised danger signal when a fed flag was unavailable. The device ensured a visible alert by railway servants to warn of hazards or stop trains.
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