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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a universal remedy for constipation and related health risks. It claims up to 160 percent results, guarantees money back, and promotes daily consumption with milk, cereals, or recipes while highlighting Battle Creek manufacture and wide hotel and club distribution.
The American Legion circus to run July 1–5 in Butte will feature Verdun and Argonne battles as part of a festive parade and open air attractions with confections and noise makers as weapons. Funds totaling 5000 are sought to hire professional entertainers for the event.
South Side News notes Lewistown residents visiting relatives and hosting clubs. Frances Nash hosts a Mah Jongg afternoon with needlework and luncheon. Evelyn Gerard travels to Great Falls. Mrs Bonnell heads to Seattle then Portland. Elizabeth Furlong and Naomi Brady visit a Nine Mile summer home. Margaret McGillivary returns from Seattle. Jack Warren celebrates sixth birthday with friends. Margaret Suzma returns from Helena. Arthur Campbell of Spokane mentioned in visit notes.
Zemo promises instant relief from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles when applied. The product cleanses soothes and heals, with extra large bottle retailing at one dollar. Zemo Soap costs 25 cents and Zemo Ointment 50 cents.
Local notes report a house guest, a floral park bazaar, and an ice cream sale at 109 North Main Street on Friday June 6 starting 1 o clock. Nearby updates mention visiting relatives, a Vacation Bible school at Trinity Church, and several residents traveling to Missoula and Great Falls. Childrens day program planned at Trinity, infant illness recoveries, and home improvements.
At the Ansonia today a photoplay delivers a strong dramatic plot and absorbing love story. Director William P. Farle, after research on Tutankhamen's tomb site, uses expert facsimiles to recreate ancient Egypt's gilded court and palaces around a romance drawn from the Pharaoh's documents.
Warm weather wrap left off, a little violent exercise and perspiration bring a cold. Use FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs and colds. Benjamin Thomas of Scranton Pa reports relief from a head and chest cold. Paxson Rockefeller Ady sells the remedy.
The German universities show a sharp rise in female enrollment with the number of women students more than doubling, reflecting growing access to higher education for women.
Statistics show a rise from 4,100 women students in 1914 to 9,531 today. Medicine jurisprudence and education remain the top classes for teachers though crowded. German women show growing interest in agriculture, with enlarged classes in architecture engineering and other technical studies.
A Cuban sanitary regulation requires cities with 50 000 or more inhabitants to have the floors of first story rooms and basements and the coverings or framework for upper floors impermeable. The measure aims to improve sanitation and prevent moisture and pest issues in dense urban areas.
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