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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement warns that Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is not a universal remedy and recommends consulting medical advice. It claims a certificate of purity accompanies every bottle sold in drug stores in two sizes, urging readers to verify before use.
The Rev James W of the First Methodist preached to the Anaconda High School graduating class about the price of wisdom. He urged focus on internal riches and service to others over mere wealth, citing Helen Keller and Jonathan Edwards to stress character and higher aims beyond money and fame.
The piece argues money is debased by excess and urges readers to seek higher education and service. It cites advertising, training, and mastery through knowledge, then shifts to a graduation address for Deer Trail county high school 1918, urging graduates to live for others, honor teachers, and reflect state support through virtuous citizenship. It ends with a small ad for clothing and note of Arizona election results.
Local society and fraternal groups meet tonight including Jwekals Adv of P and Central Labor Council. Several residents travel to Salt Lake Seattle and Minneapolis. Attending gun club events are Miss Ruth Stephen and state land office official H. Cuttom. Other notes mention sales ads for eight room houses and a sherry offer.
Anaconda dated notices report F A McMahon and others traveling to Spokane Lost Creek Gregson and Warm Springs trips. Dental course in Denver. Motor trips by Mooney family and Cooney. Refers Missoula state university, boating and fishing in Bute Monida and Bozeman rural college, and a pair of real estate and sale ads. Also sought bids for a one and a half story house and Navajo goods in town.
A prominent Piatte businesswoman endorses Plant Juice, praising its effects on nerves rheumatism and overall vitality. The ad claims the vegetable remedy purifies blood eases headaches and dizziness and aids digestion and liver function, with a money back guarantee at Smith Drug Company.
A shopper debates seed quality and farming rules with a Winnie's store clerk, mentioning field averages and trust in the Lord. He buys seed, then returns to the cigar counter for soup from a box of weeds, implying poor quality.
The Rev. Charles A. Scullon son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Scullon of 23 Elm Street was ordained in Helena and celebrated his first mass at St Pawl's church in Grelock yesterday morning He is a commercial branches professor at Mount St Charles College Helena Father John L McMullin Helena college president gave the sermon Assisted by Father Coopman Deacon William P Joyce of Boulder and Sub Deacon Joseph M Venus of Butte Also present were Father Michael Donohue Anaconda and Bishop Victor Day Hel ena diocese Scullon will return to Helena to resume work at the college until the term ends
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as cleansing the stomach liver and bowels while claiming users sleep through the effect. It urges gentle cleansing for children and adults, contrasts with harsher laxatives, and notes a priestly sermon context mentioning Father Scullon and Father McMullin with farewell plans for visiting priests.
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