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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
24
A retired railroad man Charles C. Miller from Colorad o Big Ranch recounts severe digestive illness improved by Karnak. He claims five bottles cured stomach cramps liver pains and nerve distress, lifting weight by 12 pounds and restoring vigor for both him and his wife. Karnak sold in Butte and Anaconda by drug stores.
John McCormick complained at the police station that his room on West Park Street was prowled on Sunday evening and a watch a chain and five dollars in cash were stolen. A Ford was damaged on Ambert Street and a Chevy was found abandoned near Main Street. J Willis faced charges of maintaining a nuisance after a police booking. May 31 saw three drownings in North Sterling reservoir when a motorboat capsized during a fishing trip. Nellie David, 9, injured by a dynamite cap explosion in Cheyenne. hand injuries treated at hospital.
The article reviews travel friendly fashions favoring light weight fabrics like mimosa brocade and wrinkle resistant designs. It highlights a long straight blouse with high neck and long sleeves, tiny button trim, dark felt hat, and a soft warm coat. It notes three piece ensembles, capes, two piece stripes, and pleated skirts as spring styles from Paris and Biarritz with emphasis on simple straight lines and practical fullness for activities.
Ray Thompson known as Red Thompson, the actor of a thousand thrills, headlines The Enchanted Hill at the Rialto. Tevin Will presents a daring airplane stunt filled program with Thompson and a strong cast including Jack Holt Florence Vidor Noah Beery and Mary Brian in a Peter Kyne tale. In a separate Paris dispatch Sultan Pasha Atrash and other chieftains were court martialed and condemned to death by default at Damascus amid clashes near Acre.
An old damaged ad promotes a dubious rheumatic neuritis cure. It touts a mysterious “Frame Prescription” and a solvent oil blend, listing prices like 1.45 or 3 for 8200, with references to Cry Drug Go at 19 Saint Se. The text includes garbled phrases and dubious medical claims.
The West Park street theater will close for the summer, with The Cohens and Kellys ending the season at the American. It plans to reopen in fall with new offerings from leading motion picture producers. The Silver Bow Amusement company will keep Rialto and American shut through September to cut costs and consider renovations.
Vice President Dawes set the first stone of the Harding memorial in Marion Ohio. The $800000 white marble sarcophagus tomb will feature twin black marble slabs inside a circular form with 48 marble columns. Florence Kling Harding's burial site is marked after the memorial’s completion in about 18 months.
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