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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented ad style text advises using Soap with hot water on rising and retiring, applying it to soften skin. It suggests smearing pimples or redness with an Ointment for five minutes before bathing and warns against over dieting, overexercising, or losing sleep.
A noted Cincinnati chemist discoved a new ether compound called Freezone now sold in small bottles. Apply a few drops to a tender corn or callus and the soreness disappears, the corn loosens, and lifts off with no pain or skin irritation. It claims to work on hard and soft corns and corns between toes, with a yellow labeled bottle guaranteeing authenticity.
A volcanic activity in South America has persisted in constant eruption since 1728, with ongoing seismic events and lava flow detected near the eruption site. Authorities monitor ash clouds and advise nearby communities on ash fall, evacuations if required, and air travel disruptions.
Question and answer feature where readers seek advice on health love and personal matters. Topics include tuberculosis medical prognosis household finances debt and family matters with dismissive medical counsel and personal fortunes referenced. responders advise surgeries losses and reconciliation with emphasis on decisive actions and honesty.
Anita Stewart, renowned actress, headlines The Combat at the Rialto portraying Muriel Fleming. The plot follows a society heiress amid loveless marriage, deceit, and a wrongful accusation, with a dramatic collapse and recovery as her true husband faces the law. Also John Drew appears in a Broadway light comedy performance of Major Pendennis.
About 25 United Commercial Travellers and wives left Butte by special car for Great Falls for a three day convention. They aim to elect R D Vickers of National Biscuit as grand sentinel. The gathering includes members from Salt Lake City Provo and Pocatello. Ladies will be entertained with auto rides and luncheons while officers are elected. Some news on Liberty loan bonds purchasing is anticipated.
A postal card from Salt Lake City reports Charles E. Spencer passing the shipwright examination and leaving for Bremerton at once. Spencer, a trusted Butte figure connected with Calkins & Co., is praised for his character amid optimistic claims most examinees will pass. The piece also notes Harold F. Clawson and Ruth Stephens wed at Rev. Walter M. Jordan's home, with plans to reside in Whitehall. Ed Spike and Margaret Stephens attended.
The Butte Rotary club will hold a meeting today to elect officers. The election will take place at the regular weekly luncheon.
Three leading Norwegian Lutheran groups in the United States meet in St Paul to form a single general body. The United Lutheran Church Norwegian synod and Hauges synod together claim the largest memberships with about 7200 pastors. Delegates include Hans C. Boe. F A T Corneliussen heads to attend. Also notices on 1917 hunting and fishing licenses, price to Montana residents, and licensing requirements for women and boys over 14. Deputy Game Warden E Pilling signs the notice from Butte Montana.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and for sympathy after our bereavement. Mrs Lynn S Harlan and Family William Johns and Family. Sixty dollars a ton is now paid for steel, more than double the cost two years ago.
Dr Edward F Maginn chairman of the board of school trustees notes three physicians aid his work Two doctors Dr T V Moore and Dr H M Ware have enlisted in the army medical corps and reported to a camp in Wyoming Dr S W Wilking offered service and was ordered to report for examination The medical arm is short by thousands of men and some will volunteer after graduation Telegraph poles replaced by wires strung house to house in a Welsh town
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