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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
12
The Daily Chronicle notes an English aeronautical expert's forecast of a flying mail train. The cargo plane would carry mail in a rear chamber, run 2000 miles and stay aloft 24 hours with sleeper crews. It would auto-balance and require only a compass touch from the helmsman.
A Saturday evening reception at 3101 Sheridan avenue honored Mr and Mrs Morton Cleveland on their quiet marriage ceremony performed by Judge Ornsby that afternoon. The couple departed for Salt Lake City for a several week honeymoon and will reside on Holmes avenue upon return. Guests included Mr and Mrs Van Court and others. reception featured flowers, music, and a late wedding supper.
A new novelty dance is set for this evening at the gardens under the supervision of Miss Katherine O'Brien and Miss Belle W. Johnson. Butterflies and souvenirs will be distributed to all attending ladies, with the butterfly idea already popular in the East and West and expected to delight the Butte dancing public.
Wood alcohol has claimed the lives of at least 18 German drinkers within the past few months. The deaths occur despite no clear prohibition or bootlegging trend in Berlin. The substance is used widely in industry and science, sparking concern over safety.
Workers who believed they could drink cheap liquid from tank cars fell sick after consuming wood alcohol. Reports show ten deaths among Hamburg harbor workers, with five more victims in Prussian Silesia and three in Berlin Grunewald. Authorities repeatedly warned against this deadly and blinding chemical as a drink.
Mr and Mrs George Burnham with their two children and Mrs Burnhams sister arrived in Butte yesterday to spend several weeks with former friends before heading to California to make their home. Burnham, a former Butte boxer, says he is in shape to meet any 130 pounder the Mining City can produce.
William B. Engler formerly of Butte and Anaconda and Mrs. Engler arrived in Butte for a brief visit before touring Yellowstone National Park. Engler, ex B A P railway staff and later Army volunteer, now works on the Indianapolis News advertising staff. The couple are guests of local friends and will depart Friday for the park.
A fragment notes sweating sickness claimed a man and victims among Englishmen from the fifteenth to early eighteenth centuries, highlighting its historical impact on British populations.
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