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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1923
Page
6
First Baptist church daily vacation Bible school enters its second week with daily attendance rising from 87 to 149 by Friday. About 20 teachers lead crafts, Bible drills, stories, and songs as schedule tightens and rewards regular attendance with a story book on the last day.
Deer Lodge Montana July 15 Scout Executive W D Janin leads local Boy Scouts for a Camp Cameron Echo Lake outing from July 15 to Aug 13 1923. The group includes Robert Dunlap James Blaisdell Joe Jacobsen Ralph Denton and many others with a detailed daily routine from 6 30 am to 9 pm featuring woodcraft swimming and forestry activities.
Mixed historical snippets discuss aging frames lasting 25 years, a $100 million yearly patent medicine spend, $2 006 000 000 crop damage from pests, Birmingham soda habits, a Cincinnati bridge lift span claim, Yellowstone enzyme films, ancient Chinese utensils, and sparse gas use in South Africa.
Anaconda notices include Dr. Roseborough osteopath contact, I H Treece visiting from Philipsburg, and free five reel picture shows at Margaret theater tonight titled The Story of An Automobile. Local notices cover rent ads for 4 and 7 room houses, a birth at 715 West Third, Moose and Rebekah meetings, and a labor council gathering.
Rear Admiral R. H. Jackson and staff toured Hollywood studios with officers from the Texas and Oklahoma to view scenes for The Famous Mrs. Fair directed by Fred Niblo. Cast members Myrtle Stedman Huntley Gordon Marguerite de la Motte Cullen Landis Ward Crane Carmel Myers Helen Ferguson helped host. A film of the visit was made and sent to Jackson for display on battleships off Southern California. Frances Marion wrote the screen adaptation.
This year Spain saw the introduction of ice skating via an artificial rink but the activity was deemed too fashionable to gain widespread appeal.
Corinne Griffith enjoyed herself while making A Woman's Sacrifice which will be shown at the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow night. She had an accident but escaped serious harm thanks to her quick wit and nerve during the filming in the deep winter snows of the far north.
Judge Oscar A. Trippett of the U S district court in Los Angeles died of heart trouble at a San Bernardino Mountains resort. A Princeton Indiana native born 1866 he served as a California jurist since 1914 after an Indiana state senate stint. He was a brother of Anaconda City Attorney W H Trip Pett.
An old style advertisement touts Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets as a quick aid in kidney danger and related ailments. It claims benefits for rheumatism scanty urine sciatica and other distressing kidney troubles with a money back guarantee and mail order option from the Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA at 60 cents a box.
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