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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1913
Page
2
An old newspaper advertisement touts Hyomei as a direct inhaled remedy for catarrh and breathing issues. The Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Co of Butte offer a refund if it fails to benefit, with a complete outfit priced at $1 and extra bottles at 50 cents.
O W Ruland of Mattituck L I testifies at length that after a severe grip and catarrh twelve years ago he began using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. He credits it with prolonging life and aiding general debility, calling it the best tonic and stimulant for aged people.
Advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a gentle stimulant and tonic for the body. Claims to improve digestion and vital functions, noting rare purity and world-wide friendship. States it was taxed as medicine during the Spanish American War and offers free medical booklet from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
Miss Caroline Miller describes a severe facial eruption starting as a small pimple that spread and crusted, causing fear and sleeplessness. She credits three weeks of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure, notes prices and a free skin book offer, and promotes Cuticura products for men who shave and shampoo.
The Butte pastor notes a mix of ludicrous and serious court scenes. He praises Judge Booher as fair though human, and urges unity among citizens to curb crime. He blends biblical imagery with critiques of urban vice and political quarrels shaping the city’s justice.
Regulars ten be called if Keeweenaw county asks for troops. Federal help could follow, with Fort Brady and Fort Sheridan among potential callups. Grand Rapids troops guard the mine family driven from their home as strikers threaten arson. Calumet and Hecla pumps to resume under guard. Baltic aims to restart mining early next week.
Calumet Michigan July 26 Morgan and Griersons general store and market burned at Centennial two miles from Calumet proprietors claim strike sympathizers set it aflame after no credit would be given A dwelling nearby partly burned Two companies of troops dispatched proprietors fear for a second store at Ahmeek Loss pegged at 7000 first property loss tied to the strike Militia mobilized and sheriff has not asked for state aid General Abbey pledged troops if needed
Billings July 26 Revenues of the Northern Pacific have been reduced by recent rate decisions making it impossible to grant the pay increases demanded by the telegraphers. The proposed rise would cost 147000 dollars annually, says M H Clapp superintendent of tele graph who is in Billings discussing the strike vote by operators. He notes most men do not favor extreme measures and says officials including Vice President Slade rejected the demand.
Edward Payson Weston was met near the city limits of Menominee Wisconsin by the mayor and other citizens tonight and escorted into town He will resume his journey toward Minneapolis on Monday.
Helena July 26 eighty Montana guardsmen detrain for Camp Stewart to compete in the Second regiment state rifle meet. The winner forms the Montana team bound for Camp Perry August 2 for the national shoot. Eight teams take part with matches including state trophy and governor’s event. The Camp Perry squad departs Helena Aug 2 for a month.
Mrs. David Levisey was knocked down and dazed by a lightning bolt that entered through an open window while she stood at the sink. An aluminum dinner pail she held was scorched with a small round hole and stubborn black streaks that could not be washed away.
Two Durston brothers Jack and Horace spend the summer with Grandfather Durston at Lake Cazenovia New York. The I G S club gathered at Miss Fern Drum's home from 2:30 to 4:30 for fancy needlework and a luncheon. They will meet again on August 10 with listed attendees and chaperons.
Two traction engines pull a six bottom plow across Willow Glen farm to break nearly 500 acres for oats. Tile making progresses with 15,650 feet laid this year using mixed tailings sand and slimes. Frost on July 14 damaged crops, potatoes and peas showing varying frost effects. hay crop now expected average. Dr. Gardiner notes continued tiling and fieldwork all summer.
Reuben R. MacRae a prominent Hall rancher died by his own hand at six yesterday morning, illness blamed. D R MacRae left Anaconda for Hall to attend the funeral. He had suffered months of ill health and a recent sunstroke is thought to have caused mental derangement. He leaves a wife, three children, and a mother nearing 80. The body will be buried in Philipsburg today. D R MacRae and family attend.
Miss Loretta Kelly left last week for Missoula to spend a vacation. Mrs Mary Kelly and Mrs P J Kelly are in Pocatello Idaho visiting friends. Mrs J C English will leave this morning for Troy to make her home. She has been a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Tucker 506 Cherry street. Mrs Alice Heffron, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs J C Tucker.
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