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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
8
A vintage ad urges mothers to keep Syrup of Figs handy as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims immediate relief from stomach woes by cleansing the bowels, and touts the product as a tasty, harmless remedy made from figs and senna. Prepared by California Fig Syrup Company, it warns against alternatives.
Promotes Cuticura Soap for toilet bath and shampoo with Cuticura Ointment for skin, hands, and hair. Claims clear skin, soft hands, glossy hair, and dandruff relief. World widely sold. free samples offered with 32-page Skin Book from Boston. Tenderfaced men may request a free Slaving Stick sample.
An old remedy comparison notes castor oil and other physic irritate the stomach while Cascarets promote natural bowel action with no griping. One Cascaret when needed acts like a gentle laxative, keeping you at your best, available in a 10 cent box.
A patient recalls a successful course with a tuberculosis treatment and notes a cure after surgery was not required. Mrs Gareth reports significant weight gain and health improvement since February, claiming no cough or related symptoms. The letter promotes Ellerman's Alterative as effective for chronic symptoms and urges readers to consult Newberry Drug Co for information and a booklet.
Reported moves show southern committeemen and delegates plan to resist any proposal to reduce southern representation. Roosevelt supporters inbound include Cecil Lyon of Texas and Sidney Befbar of the District of Columbia. Texas delegates likely favor Roosevelt, with at least 3 of 40 expected to back him. Victor Rosewater of Nebraska to attend. rival fight for his committee seat anticipated by R J Powell.
In Tucson on June 3 Taft and Roosevelt factions held separate state conventions within the same hall. Each named six delegates to the Chicago national convention. J L Hubbell opened the meeting. J J Reddick chaired the Taft side. Thomas Malloy led the Roosevelt faction to a separate platform while Ralph Cameron was named national committeeman by the Taft group.
Clarence Darrow, former McNamara attorney, plans to argue the McNamara brothers agreed to plead guilty before a alleged jury bribery. A county grand jury probe into juror corruption followed the trial, with witnesses detailing meetings of Darrow, Steffens, and others. Franklin testified immunity offered only to those behind him, not him.
Special Dispatch notes brisk wool buying with major purchase ranges from Summit to Harlowton. D N Hartt paid 19 to 20 cents for 100000 to 1000000 pounds, with firms like Smith Brothers, Tooley Basster, and Cook Emory among sellers. Clear Range Sheep Company sold Misclin for 20 cents per pound to a Philadelphia buyer.
Special dispatch reports Mrs Julia Chapman of Randard Kallapati Urs gurtinly parvlyzed and badly injured in a car crash six miles south of the city while returning from Minthend Inka. The party included Mr and Mrs M D Baldwin and others. condition described as dangerous due to advanced age.
President Taft welcomes German Admiral von Tebeur Penschewitz and officers during a formal naval exchange in Washington. German ships Moltke and others join American vessels Louisiana to Utah as crews salute and bands play. Taft tours Mayflower and hosts luncheon aboard ship with German and American officers.
Frank Goggin a 25 year old Idaho shearer was robbed in his room at 27 South Main street Butte after a spree near ser Idaho. The thief searched every pocket taking a draft for 100 and a fold piece Goggin woke to find no money for a drink and will stop payment on the check. Goggin planned to join Dilings early crews.
Jack Johnson, a co miner, met J Meyhofer, brother-in-law, on an East party street penlroom last night. They fought, Meyhofer struck Johnson on the nose, and others joined. Police broke up the fight as Meyhofer attempted an ambulance. Johnson was arrested. Thoman Ware, a young man, was jailed after being run into an officer and charged with agalating Johnson.
San Diego June 4 L A Shiffrin claimed to be a resident of Oakland tested the move on ordinance by moving along a street under police protection. An automobile followed him as he was hustled by police and spectators into a building entrance where he stood guard and refused to let the crowd stay. Raymond Benjamin an attorney general deputy witnessed the scene as supporters and hecklers clashed.
Special correspondence notes Patterson, the Boston wool buyer, visits Lewistown again this season aiming to bid above 1 cent per pound at Austin while local woolgrowers hold at 2 cents. Ida Williams sues David Williams for divorce on cruelty and failure to provide and requests restoration to her maiden name Ida Rhodville. The Methodist Church Men’s era plans a literary musical program and banquet. A new townsite on Colyer road near the Silver railway ends week as engineer Kennari for Milwaukee Land Company surveys for Brooks and the Treacks brothers, two pioneers of the east.
Fragmentary text describes Barns pressing for Tinol’s selection as sign of repudiation of principles tied to a Rochester convention. It claims the GOP faces anti Taft forces, with primary results cited and calls to block the national convention’s influence. It asserts broad voter repudiation of Taft and warns of manipulation by party leaders.
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