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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
9
A fragment describes a method to remove corns as claimed by a company. It mentions a seemingly simple solution sold at drug stores and by a distributor, though the text is garbled and includes marketing language. No verifiable details on efficacy or origin are provided.
Mrs Fred F. Zink of New Orleans reports her husband suffered stomach trouble for over a decade and found relief after three bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He improved markedly, gaining weight and vitality, and she urges others to try it for stomach ailments.
Advertised remedy claims to ease dyspepsia and stomach troubles by stimulating stomach mucous surfaces and glands at meal times. Promotes digestion and nourishment, sold in sealed bottles through druggists, grocers, and dealers, with free medical advice and booklet upon request.
News of Hubert Latham Anglo-French aviator and balloon pioneer killed June 7 in the French Congo after a buffalo charged him and trampled him near the Cart river. Born 1882 Paris, he earlier crossed the English Channel by balloon in 1905 and pursued aviation milestones with Antoinette monoplane.
Helena dispatch reports preparations by a local lodge for the grand lodge annual meeting to be held in Helena on Friday and Saturday August 9 and 10. About 12 delegates from across Montana are expected as the German order and its auxiliary discuss insurance supervision and existing benefit provisions in a gathering highlighted by a reception, banquet, and grand ball at Germania and Harmony halls.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena July 16. Montana defines two kinds of hen fruit fresh eggs and common eggs. Fresh means not more than seven days old. over seven days makes it a common egg. Mislabeling or selling unlabeled eggs under false names will be prosecuted. Milk products rules tighten. dairies must use milk from tuberculin tested cows and meet cleanliness standards.
Samuel Swarts, father of Nathan Swarts, says his son confessed to killing Sulla Connors in the Bronx last week and that he urged death by own action. Swarts told Assistant Attorney Nott he believed his son acted as ordered. A relic from Kalispell local history may enter Carnegie Public Library museum, a fir stump 10 inches diameter found atop a crest is set to be displayed.
A 20 year old cnuDping post once used to guide loaded freight wagons along Thorold tote road on a canyon cliff near the Glacier Park automobile highway will be moved to a museum. William Herne owns the land where the stump grew, and the relic will be exhibited in the library museum.
Dispatch from the Standard notes guardsmen rapidly learning drill under strict supervision. Militiamen face precise corrections for wrong moves and improper rifle handling as drillmasters guide them through company, battalion, and regimental parades. Today mirrors yesterday with morning drills and afternoon parades.
The state board of pardons approved reductions in Fergus county cases. Howell, convicted of first degree murder, had his death sentence commuted to life then reduced to 21 years, with release anticipated in June 1814. William Hill, convicted of horse stealing, had his sentence cut from 10 years to three. Hill has a wife and two dependent children.
July 16 A group of ten leading film manufacturers including Greater New York Film Co led by William Fox has filed a United States district court suit accusing the firms of forming a restraint of trade. The action will be heard before a social examiner in New York.
An advertisement decries early grey hair in young men and women. It urges readers to use Hay's Hair Health to prevent or reverse aging hair and to avoid social mockery. The copy appeals to vanity and social acceptance, presenting a quick product remedy.
A persuasive advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the product digests all foods within five minutes, relieves sour stomach and heartburn, and eliminates belching, nausea, headaches, and stomach distress.
August Belmont testified before a Senate committee on 1904 campaign contributions, estimating about a quarter of four million dollars as his total gifts to the Democratic national campaign fund. He described his cash gifts, reimbursements, and lack of expected favors, naming individuals and firms involved and noting scant corporate contributions.
Fred Brush of Granite Falls was killed in a Pacific highway accident twelve miles south of Everett while returning to Seattle. His wife and another woman in the car were severely injured as Brush swerved to avoid gravel during road repair, then plunged 10 feet off the bank and the car toppled trapping him.
Washington reports the fiscal year 1912 saw record highs in both imports and exports for the United States. Imports reached 1.659 billion dollars and exports about 922 million, with free of duty goods totaling 88.1 million. Non-dutiable merchandise comprised 68.32 percent of imports. The trade surplus surpassed last year at 550.7 million, higher than 522 million but below peaks of 1868, 1901, or 1898.
The Montana State Pharmaceutical Association convened at Boulder Hot Springs with attendees from across the state. The gathering, the largest on record, welcomed new members as officers and committee members presided, with officials from Livingston Bozeman Billings Butte and Great Falls in attendance.
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