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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
8
A lengthy testimonial describes dramatic improvements and severe side effects from Tanine, detailing personal suffering and relief, difficulties in daily life, and shifts in health perception attributed to the remedy. The narrative emphasizes hopeful outcomes and lingering concerns, with strong focus on individual experiences and perceived efficacy.
Notice to Creditors administratrix Bridget O Neill of Patrick McDonald deceased invites claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at 618 Birch Street Anaconda Montana Deer Lodge County. Notice to Stockholders annual meeting of Butte Anaconda and Pa ine Hallway Company June 4 1918 at 2 o'clock at Anaconda Montana secretary's office.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century column offers practical health tips for children and hygiene. It covers foot care, stocking choices, shoe wear in warm weather, and dental hygiene, emphasizing soft fabrics, frequent sock changes, and salt rinses after meals to protect developing teeth and comfort minor foot irritation. It mentions weather effects on perspiration and cautions against certain materials and tight footwear.
Testimony outlined Carl Pohl's expenses and methods used to influence labor and immigration in 1917. Oscar Rohn testified about meetings with Pohl and Dr Weiss, noting German money behind antiwar activities and surveillance of miners. Rohn discussed loyalty pledges, foreign element outreach, and tension around the Speculator mine fire, while detailing other figures involved and Rohn's own stance on loyalty to the United States.
The notice names Mike Groa of Anaconda among those in the casualty roll for General Pershing's forces in France. It lists his serial number 1804 and service number S82, notes his Croath 1K designation, and says he was an alien not yet naturalized. His brother Nicholas received a telegram from the War Department confirming the update.
A Sanitary Officer reports a quarantine at 1003 East rear after a 6 year old boy is found with probable smallpox amid disputed days of illness. The father avoided confinement, but authorities insisted on immediate action and warned of removal if noncompliant. Death notes include Charles Francis, 11, of St Jean apartments, with services pending at St Paul’s Church. A broader wartime remark notes ration fatigue and a cadaverous tour guide joke about a former prison tower turned restaurant.
A family dining in a railroad dining car enjoys a serene meal with laughter and pride in their child. As they prepare to leave, a little girl asks, Are we going to wash the dishes, prompting amused reflections on daily chores and shared meals.
A long wartime letter expresses admiration for Allied coordination with Britain and France, highlights American resolve, and notes personal assignments in France. It mentions Montana connections, contains a report on troops and supply lines, and ends with a transition to a local casement transcript.
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