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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
3
A Pittsburgh mother testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover after childbirth, easing nervousness and fatigue while nursing her first baby. The letter notes the product is a tonic from medicinal roots and herbs with no harmful drugs and urges others to use it.
Chimmie Fadden known as Chimmie the Big Noise led a busy day in Butte. He addressed Kiwanis club members and news vendors, promoted patriotism, and backed American Legion efforts. Tonight he travels by Dodge to the Big Butte summit to test how far his voice carries from the M. The event starts at 7 10 with voice heard around 8. He will lead a sales force of young women at the automobile dance and support the Kiwanis Rotary bell game Friday night at Clark park for the Legion. He will umpire the Rialto theater party and Sunday the Clark-Pitts game at Pipestone Springs.
Bozeman hosts the fifth annual roundup August 2 to 4 with a wild horse race featuring three and four year olds never haltered. R. T. Ringling brings the stock and lowers admission. Johnny Mullin says the herd is the wildest yet. Calf roping replaces steer roping, and entries from across the country are pouring in.
Alvin M. Owsley national commander of the American Legion denounces Soviet government recognition and calls for bars on immigration to stay. He criticizes Judge Gary of United States Steel for lifting immigration bars and defends his right to speak on any subject.
SENATORS IN BERLIN July 25 United States Senators Edwin Ladd of North Dakota and William H King of Utah along with Representative James A Frear of Wisconsin who arrived here yesterday prepared today to leave for Moscow Saturday via Warsaw.
Berlin papers report the arrest of a French embassy courier on an express train near Hagen. Important documents believed to target the commander of the French Ruhr army were seized. Scientists note August brings peak heat due to solar influence and milder northern winds from polar thaw.
H A Johns of Randolph Wisconsin, president of Ravalli Canning, arrived in Stevensville last week to inspect the new plant now running full time on cherries and peas. He previously visited in February at the start of the factory’s construction and expresses confidence in the season’s business outlook and a bright future for valley canning.
The text notes European farmers thrive due to extensive farming while U S imports struggle to adapt to the older country’s more intensive field practices, implying a contrast in agricultural methods and outcomes.
NYC July 26 Jack Bulger promoter of Mickey Walker welterweight champion says Walker will meet Benny Leonard for the lightweight title anywhere Leonard wants. Issues to smooth include suspensions by New Jersey and New York boxing commissions for past failed defenses and missed bouts.
Meaderville defeated Dublin Gulch 8 to 4 last night to tighten its Independent league pennant bid. Maddox allowed four hits in seven innings as Gulch errors hampered their defense. Cleaves earned the win despite seven safeties for Gulch, with solid support behind him. Tonight at 6 30, Meaderville hosts Williamsburg at Meaderville in a potential final round.
A tiny flame from a kerosene lamp powers a fan at about 500 revolutions per minute to cool rooms in houses without electricity. A banana is described as having three times the protein of an apple. Medium brown hair is touted as looking best after using Golden Glint Shampoo.
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