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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
3
An 1900s health ad claims pink pills restore the blood to normal to brighten cheeks and lips. It cites anemia causes like overwork and poor diet and offers a booklet and mail order details. The copy promises improved appetite, energy, and ambition with the product from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
A fragmented old pamphlet-like text promotes weight loss with promises of rapid results. It urges avoiding starvation while recommending a drugged regimen and weekly weigh-ins. The dubious tone suggests unsafe medical advice and unverified claims.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions eczema and various ailments such as sciatica. It lists Nalco and Deere Poet and references Cleveland. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize.
The narrator recalls a boy named The Dot Preparedness who sneaks away to swim before the alarm and is punished with peeling potatoes for discipline. The tale hints at a daily dot and pencil activity that leads to a final picture, promising a complete store in a permanent book form once the dots are joined and pasted as instructed.
Evangelist N C Ernte tells an audience at the gospel tent that a world war signals the near coming of Christ. He cites Psalms and Bible prophecy to argue nations prepare for war while peace talk deceives the masses, urging readiness for the master’s return and judgment.
Washington on July 18 reports President Wilson weighing several men for the farm loan board. The list includes J L Coulter of Morgantown West Virginia W W Flanagan of New Jersey F J von Engleken of Florida and Gordon Jones of Denver all nominated with support from Senator Holls and other lawmakers active in rural credits legislation.
A roof collapse at the Babcock mine in Joplin Missouri Friday night left four miners trapped forty feet from the shaft. Howard Gideon Barron Gideon Q W E Bowers and Morgan Wood were confined while a fifth miner who had just left the site escaped with minor injuries after a falling boulder struck him. The trapped men were the Gideon brothers and two others.
A manhunt in Butte seeks Lewis, partner of a noted safeflower or yegg, after a robbery at Ryegate. Northern Pacific guard John Burkheimer chased the fugitive under a bridge, firing a warning shot and engaging in a duel. the yeggman was captured, partner escaped, and plunder linked to Lewis is under investigation. A copperwood Capitol history note is also included.
Christopher Bentinger a York coal broker was killed by his wife in their Caldwell New Jersey residence valued at $25 000. He forced entry into his wife’s room after years of separation and reconciliation and ignored her warnings to leave before she fired. Mrs Beutinger age twenty seven is mother to five children.
James Linn Rodgers reports to the Mexican secretary of war that American expeditionary forces in Mexico will be gradually withdrawn. Mexican commissioners are named to settle outstanding questions in the United States. Villistas, about 200 strong, reportedly head toward the American frontier as part of movements in Chihuahua.
The house approved a bill allocating 135000 dollars to finance a public health service campaign against infantile paralysis. The measure provides 50000 dollars for additional surgeons and 85000 dollars for cooperation with state and municipal authorities.
Berlin dispatch notes commercial submarines will play a major role in German American trade for the rest of the war. The Deutschland earnings are cited as proof of profitability and more subs may follow. The German press praises U S State Department recognition of Deutschland as a merchantman.
President Wilson named Abram Elkus of New York as ambassador to Turkey to succeed Henry Morgenthau III. Elkus, a 50 year old lawyer and leader in American Jewry, will join the finance committee of the Democratic National Committee.
Washington July 18 The immigration bureau decided that Gen Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela and Mrs Castro may enter the United States despite earlier landing attempts at New York being blocked by immigration officials
Brig. Gen. Edward H. Plummer previously of the Twenty-eighth Infantry is assigned to command a division of state troops at Llano Grande near Mercedes. Major General Tasker H. Bliss arrived for inspection of National Guard units as troops from Texas Oklahoma and North Dakota are set to be stationed there.
Springfield July 18 Sheriff McGinnis of Hardin county telegraphed Governor Dunne requesting state troops to Clare to stop violence among striking lead miners Rioting had occurred and three citizens were shot with serious wounds reported by the sheriff
On July 18 the 600 bay and river boat men who struck for higher wages June 1 voted to return to work under the old wage scale and conditions on the promise that the Bay and River Steamboat Owners' Association would negotiate a new wage scale.
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