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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
6
Caroline Alison of Okuo Island off Sweden fell into a trance in 1875 after a toothache and remained unresponsive for 32 years. She woke gradually starting after her brother’s drowning, recalls only early life, and recovered fully by age 46. Doctors mystery deepens.
Cohan and W Harris announce Nearly Married a new Frear Selwyn farce with Bruce McRae starring. First performance slated for Atlantic City next month.
Dr. Rathbone reports on national dental gatherings as the Montana board of dental examiners prepares to meet in Helena. He and Dr. Chevigny travel from Dillon to attend the annual meeting with Stiff’s Virginia law cited as a model. The Montana board faces a large applicant class and considers extending dental study to four years, with focus on public welfare and professional standards.
The narrator recalls a dusty discovery of an old bellows unearthed in a garret and uses it to wander through memory of bygone crafts, butcher boys in Fourth of July parades, and country life. He jokes about shoes, copper toes, and political barbs while praising past rewards and a republican figure, William L. Taylor.
Q and A detail the number of public drinking fountains in Butte's business district as one at Broadway and Main street funded largely by temperance women with city support, and state the distance from Butte to Sheridan as sixty eight miles.
At the rate of 5,000,000 gallons removed every 294 hours the old Anchor colliery at Heckscherville Pa aban-
Amber has long served as medicine and amulet in Europe. In France Germany and Italy doctors still prescribe it. Paris chemists keep amber in stock and it was worn by women and children as an amulet. Callistratus named chrys olektron the golden amber worn for ague, deafness and impaired sight when ground with honey and rose oil.
Perera in his 1858 Materia Medica notes amber unused as medicine in his country then, though historically employed for chronic catarrhs amenorrhea hysteria. It was given as a powder or tincture per European formularies. The Family Doctor.
The governor at Nanking has modernized his yamen by removing the large exterior gates and clearing the outside court. A single modern front replaces the three entrances, allowing all regardless of rank to enter through one door.
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