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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
14
Nostalgic ad urging mothers to switch from harsh physic to Syrup of Figs for children. Claims castor oil harms little stomachs and bowels, promotes easier cleansing. Promotes genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna by California Fig Syrup Co., with directions and druggist note.
Walkerville boasts a carpeted city council chamber with a piano used for state occasions. Mayor Biiney and Treasurer Holbrook are musically inclined, and volunteer firemen sing when gathered in the hall. City debt is being reduced, hose updated, and mines halted, while a sewer system remains a hoped for improvement.
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy for throat and lung ailments. It cites a Philadelphia case of two years of lung hemorrhage and a 1992 pneumonia episode, noting the cough vanished after starting the drug and two mild pneumonia recurrences did not require other medicines. The ad emphasizes non narcotic ingredients and urges inquiries to Eckman Laboratory.
An old advertisement for Allen's Foot Mase powder promises instant relief from corns itching feet ingrown nails bunions and swelling. It claims shoes feel easier and allows women to wear smaller sizes. Includes trial offer and mail address in Le Roy New York.
Numerous divorces are granted or sought amid severe allegations. Mollie Fallon accuses Michael Fallon of habitual drunkenness and brutal abuse including a razor threat. she seeks to end their marriage from Butte, married February 7, 1906 with no children. Ida Pearl Carkeek gains a decree from Thomas Carkeek after abandonment, custody of Elmer, noting his plan to “hit the grit.” Viola Titus sues Martin Titus citing cruelty and infidelity. two children involved, custody to be decided by the court.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena July 28. Minerals Separation company limited wins a patent infringement case against James M Hyde. Judge Bourquin orders a decree as demanded in the bill, with no treble damages, and an accounting before the master in chancery. The plaintiff's oil and air extraction process has recovered waste and tailings, valuing near 9 million dollars with about 4 million in profit.
General Felix Diaz is expected in San Diego aboard the Virginian from Salina Cruz. He will depart by train for San Francisco and sail for the Orient next month as a special envoy to thank Japan for its participation in Mexico's 1909 celebration.
The National Museum adds a silver loving cup commemorating the parcel post opening. It was the first package sent under the system, mailed by Postmaster General Hitchcock on the year’s first day to Postmaster Morgan in New York City.
Washington July 28 Senator Bryan abandons fight to annul Burleson order on reduced parcel post rates and larger mailable packages after Aug 15. He begins a movement to stop any further rate or size changes. Senate post office committee considers his plan and postpones action until Wednesday.
Dr. A. T. Watt superintendent of the government quarantine station at Williamhead died by suicide yesterday. He leaped from a third story hospital window and was killed instantly. Neurasthenia had troubled him for months, worsened by his brother's death and his son's illness.
Dayton officers arrested Rev. B. B. Slater of Youngstown on a charge of non-support of his wife and two children as he delivered an invocation at a local church. He held a Bible in his hand during the arrest at the evening service.
The Chalmette, en route from New Orleans to New York with a cargo of merchandise and a crew of 48, ran ashore on the New Jersey coast near Barnegat during the night. A New York tug was sent to assist after a wireless call received early today. No passengers were aboard.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Harry Myer swore warrants for Bl Drapovich on grand larceny charges after John Franich alleged Drapovich stole his wife, baby, and $250 cash on July 24. A separate warrant accuses him of assault as officers hunt for the alleged runaways and Franich’s missing assets.
SCRAPS describes varying topics from Illinois revenue receipts to lamp experiments in Jerusalem. It notes France considering tax on every transfer, a giant oil driven harvester in Australia, and frequent pyro shows in Southern Italy. It discusses rice market strains in Japan and millet gains in Manchuria. It mentions czar’s reluctance to motor cars andEdwardian royal car episodes. It recounts Calcutta Journal on bankrupt Marawaris, Egyptian beer origins, and ancient Greek beer.
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