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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
15
An advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle laxative for children. It touts a fig flavor, claims safe gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels, and notes directions on the package. The ad warns against other offerings and cites the California Fig Syrup Company.
Do you wish a clear complexion free of pimples and rough skin, hands soft and white, hair glossy and scalp free of dandruff. Start today with Cuticura Soap for toilet bath and shampoo aided by occasional light Cuticura Ointment. Free samples offered with 32 page Skin Book by Cuticura Boston. Tender-faced men offered Shaving Stick sample free.
An old remedy contrasts harsh purgatives with Cascarets. The ad claims Cascarets stimulate natural bowel action without irritation, serving as a tonic. It urges keeping a 10 cent box handy to ward off trouble and enjoy better daily energy.
An excerpt from a physician letter praises Eckmans Alterative for tubercular neck glands saving an operation and notes excellent results. Idaho Falls resident Mrs Garvin claims 22 pound gain and baby health improvement with lung trouble seemingly cured. The ad asserts efficacy in bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and offers a booklet and evidence from Eckman laboratory Philadelphia.
Delegates and committeemen align to defend southern votes as the party debates representation rules. Roosevelt supporters include Cecil Lyon Texas and Sidney Beiber District of Columbia. Lyon predicts 35 of 40 Texas delegates back Roosevelt with most contests favoring Roosevelt-leaning candidates. Victor Rosewater Nebraska to take role as acting chairman. Powell Nebraska to contest Rosewater’s seat in the committee but not long-lasting.
Taft and Roosevelt factions in Tucson held parallel state conventions selecting six delegates each for the Chicago gathering. The Taft group kept control and named a national committeeman, while the Roosevelt camp formed a separate meeting and seated its own slate amid protests.
Clarence S. Darrow will mount a principal defense arguing the McNamara brothers agreed to plead guilty before alleged juror bribery. A special grand jury met to probe juror corruption related to the McNamara defense as cross examination continued with Bert H. Franklin detailing meetings with Darrow and Lincoln Steffens. Franklin testified immunity terms were limited to those behind him, not him directly.
Helena June 3 reports from woolgrowers show strong activity among buyers. D N Hartt for a Boston firm purchased 900000 to 1000000 pounds of wool between Summit and Harlowton at 19 to 20 cents a pound. Major clips bought include Smith Brothers Martin Grandes Tooley Baxter Tice Cook Emery at 20 or 19 cents.
Mrs Julia Chapman mother of Arno J Chapman of Kalispell and L J B Chapman of Eureka lies partially paralyzed and badly hurt after being thrown from a car driven by Mrs C D Conrad when it struck a cow six miles south of Kalispell on the Flathead Lake road at about 11 pm. Maj M D Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin, parents of Mrs Conrad, were in the car and unhurt. Her condition is reported as critical due to advanced age.
President Taft welcomes Admiral von Rebeur Paschewits as German battleships enter New York harbor. A luncheon aboard the Mayflower follows official visits and a naval review with American and German officers onboard.
Frank Goggin an Idaho shearer aged years, after revelry near Weiser, Idaho, woke robbed of all cash from his pockets in room 27 South Main. He reported the loss to police and will stop payment on a $100 draft and a $5 staked piece. He was bound for Billings to join early crews.
Jack Johnson met his brother in law J Meyhofer in an East Park street poolroom last night. A fight ensued when Meyhofer drew a bad one on the nose and others joined. Police broke up the melee as Meyhofer sought an ambulance. Johnson was arrested and Thomas Ware was later charged as an accomplice.
San Diego officials enforce the move-on ordinance as street speaker L A Shiffrin of Oakland is moved along the street. Police guard an entrance to keep the crowd separated while Shiffrin speaks amid claps and hisses. Raymond Benjamin, chief deputy attorney general, watches.
Boston wool buyer Richard Patterson visits Lewistown for a second time this season to buy wool, with buyers aiming around 18 cents while local growers hold for 20 cents. Preparations for shearing begin as settlements evolve with a divorce suit filed by Ida Williams against David Williams, seeking cruelty relief and her maiden name.
The speaker brands Root as a symbol of rejected principles and cites the Rochester convention as promoting reactionary doctrine. He argues voters in northern states have repudiated these ideas in open primaries and asserts Taft’s nomination would nullify the people's will through boss-backed delegates.
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