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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Resinol for eczema ringworm and similar skin troubles. A warm bath with Resinol soap and ointment is said to relieve itching quickly and clear eruptions, with ongoing use claimed to keep skin clear. It is described as a doctor trusted prescription sold by druggists with free samples offered.
Mrs. Peter L. Mock of Dayton Wyoming suffered long stomach trouble and used various remedies with little relief before taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After one dose she improved, and after two bottles she hoped for a full cure. She praises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and endorses the product with an absolute guarantee.
Miss Gen eva Surock, a Terre Haute kindergarten teacher visiting in Butt, substitutes for Miss Ruth King as reader for a children hour at the gardens. She will read three James Whitcomb Riley stories in dialect, including Buds Fairy Alecks Bear Story and Mamies Story of Little Red Riding Hood, at 1 pm in the pansy garden north end.
Department No 3 of Silver How county’s district court is being refurnished replacing an antique cluttered courtroom with mahogany fittings a new partition and a modern judge’s chair that will stop the famed squeak long a source of amusement and distraction. Judge Donlan’s revolver chair once kept a notorious tone of the courtroom. The old chair’s squeak interrupted defenses and orations, and the new seat promises a steadier calm for the bench along with improved sightlines and comfort for jurors and spectators. The staff jokes about oiling the spring but the change aims to end the legendary sound forever.
Ellen Trethaway of Antimony Street was injured today when she and other children played near a large revolving door at the courthouse. The door caught her foot, causing painful wrenching but Dr. Tremblay found no broken bones. Sheriff Henderson carried her home in his car. Janitors warn against children swinging on doors, noting the volume of daily foot traffic.
Astrological forecast notes benefic planetary alignments but warns Mars in a harsh aspect. It foresees new mineral resources and oil discoveries aiding US wealth, storms risking homes and trains, stock market volatility next month, and a wary note on finances and public figures amid a looming international conflict.
The case involves Lawrence Horsley suing the estate of Charles Larrabee for 50000. Francis P. Larrabee asks the district court to remove to federal court, with a hearing set for August 1. The administrator disputes liability and values the dispute under 2000 exclusive of interest and costs.
Bruce Kremer received a telegram from Alf Kremer in St Paul stating he will arrive Thursday night with the body of the late W M Kirkpatrick. The funeral is set for Friday. Also Harmony council No 107 Knights and Ladies of Security invite members to the funeral of their late brother James H Pace on Thursday afternoon by order of president William H Penhall.
F Hopkinson Smith novel adapted for film presents Colonel Carter of Cartersville with star RR Mintosh and a strong supporting cast including Richard Neil Lily Canill Katherine La Salle Charles F Emerson and Aaron Emerson. The narrative spans prewar wartime and postwar periods with period costumes and notable locations. Showings begin today and continue Friday and Saturday at Ansonia theater.
The Missoula Stampede shows at the American Theater present the revival of frontier sports and notable events from the recent Stam pede, drawing thousands in Missoula and now reaching wider audiences. Florence Reed stars in Her Own Way at the same venue, with Jane Cow headlining The Game of Lies, as the theater offers a varied program after Independence Day.
This fragment notes Mise Cowl wearing a rose pink brocade satin costume in a film. The description emphasizes the draped fabric and ornamental sheen as part of the character’s attire.
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