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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1917
Page
2
Terrible itching and burning on the lower ears spread to the neck with inflammation. Cuticura healed in two weeks. Prevent suffering by daily use of Cuticura soap to cleanse pores and ointment to soothe first signs of eczema rashes dandruff and pimples. Free trial by return mail address post card Cuticura Dept H Boston. Sold globally.
A sudden rheumatic attack is marked by bone or muscle pain due to uric acid in the blood. Internal Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy claims to remove uric acid, backed by 40 years of use and testimonials, offered by druggists with a ten cent sample request from Warner's Remedies Dept. Rochester NY.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a safe ether-based treatment that causes a corn to lift out intact with a few drops. The ad warns against cutting corns, claiming a quarter ounce suffices to rid feet of all hard or soft corns or calluses and frames cutting as a dangerous habit.
A Montana relic tale explains Great Falls opposition to Chinese settlement and its impact on the 1894 state capital contest. A Chinaman fleeing a mob found shelter, shaping fears that helped Helena and Daly backed candidates prevail in the bitter race between Helena and Anaconda, with Great Falls’ influence pivotal in the broader struggle for the capital.
London reports the morning papers estimate 718 planes shot down on the western front in May. Of these 442 were German and 271 were British and French. April losses were about 709.
A semi official German press communication warns that several fires at munitions factories and war work establishments may be linked to peace at any price advocates seeking a quick end to the war.
Judge McClernan ordered twelve divorces in a single session, with cases grounded in desertion non support and cruelty. Several decrees freed spouses including John Calaver from Katrina Calaver and Mary Rankin from A L Rankin, while others cited idle absent or abusive conduct and non support. Irene Fournier began divorce proceedings against Alfred Fournier citing insults threats and denial of paternity of a child.
Citizens and corporations respond to Liberty loan needs with generous subscriptions led by National Biscuit Co at $500,000. A patriotic effort aims to secure future world peace. Grace Church in Butte presents a spect musical program directed by William Tretheway with organ solos and preludes by Lemmens, Merkel, Flavel, Kulak and others featuring Mrs B Te Wheeler and Matt Webber.
Fort Sheridan, US, June 2. At officers training camp instructors Samuel Allison of the Sixteenth Canadian Highlanders and Elwood Smith of the Prin Ren regiment demonstrated bayonet and jiu jitsu. They stressed individuality and nerve under fire, noting German nerves, cold steel, and the danger of shell holes.
Nine men were taken into custody by federal agents and city detectives in Cincinnati on June 2 in connection with the distribution of anti conscription literature.
Mayor Maloney ordered all saloons in Butte closed from midnight Monday to Wednesday morning after the Butter Retail Liquor Dealers association request. He wired army officials for approval and will act if not received. The measure aims to ensure order on registration day.
Twin brothers Maurice and Francis Roche, sons of Mrs Burke Roche of Newport, overcome obstacles to serve. Brands Roche becomes a yeoman third class in the Naval Reserves at Newport while his brother enrolls in the Harvard unit reserve officers' training corps at Cambridge.
Representatives of Donetz coal and metallurgical region workmen in Petrograd asked for a minimum wage of 250 rubles per month. They argued the sum covers the cost of living for a family of four and raised the issue at a conference with the assistant minister of labor. Prior to the war the ruble was about 51 cents in American money.
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