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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Gentle, safe laxative syrup marketed to women as a delicate, pleasant remedy for occasional needs. Promotes natural cleansing with mild action. Sold as Syrup of Figs and Wraxir of Senna by California Fig Syrup Co. in single-size bottles priced at fifty cents.
Four remedies for dandruff are claimed in a column by Stier ten years ago. The piece outlines practical tips and home treatments, highlighting scalp care and regular use of remedies.
A convoluted case merges tax claims and property ownership with a dog matter. Meek versus Inieiw-Waroy concerns valuation and court actions while executor J. A. Boull oversees settlement details. The jury awarded $405,785 in damages for property, and other proceedings noted related sums and transfers. A separate domestic dispute referenced a 1837 marriage and a violent incident reported in court records.
A late 19th century style notice announces The Thief Tonight at the Broadway featuring Charles Iola, Herbert Ketcey, and Itty Shanna in a celebrated social circle drama. Critics hail it as a drum masterpiece with bold, original sensations and enduring theater success now in its fourth year of touring.
Fragmented OCR describes granite monuments marking Confederate positions at Gettysburg. Mentions bronze markers and brigade lines, with claims of bells and sound, while noting forces and locations along the battlefield.
Independent company reports new long distance line progress linking Deer Lodge to Missoula and extending toward Montana, Idaho, and Missouri. Completion of connections to Missoula exchange and Montana line upgrades are highlighted with plans to open new service routes and reach numerous communities in multiple states.
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that state railroad commissioners signed an amendment today allowing changes to shipments at Rut on Minera Union. The action shifts freight into the state metropolis and affects financial terms with savings, including a 6 percent interest rate. The Allver Raw National Bank and savings department are noted in the closure.
Preparations are under way for a big banner dance to be held at the gardens, organized to aid the Matte high school athletic association. A committee including local business and civic leaders was formed to plan June 1 events, with tickets to be sold through local merchants and canvassing across the city. The aim is a large, well publicized event to fund athletic programs and promote community involvement.
Charles Miler, a noted cyclist, is entered in aviation contests represented by the Illinois Aero club. The program lists distances and courses along Chicago streets toward New York routes. A team from New York race venues explains the tour’s development and a notable aeronaut, Miller, aims to weigh in for the coast-to-coast challenge.
A garbled OCR ad fragment urges subscriptions to the Standard with a yearly price and extra incentives. Mentions a flag themed item and a wood tenant, but many words are unreadable. overall it hints at encouraging subscribers through promotional notes.
Fragmented and garbled memoir fragment cites multiple wives and names. It mentions a split from Sue Goodrich and references to Parks, Yardshae, and various aliases, with unclear dates or places, reflecting damaged OCR derived gossip rather than verifiable events.
Readers glimpse a fragmentary discussion of a married Ute and the tensions driving separations. The text mentions vows, divorce, and conflicting desires, with unclear context and several garbled names. The fragment hints at a plea to find strength and reform within a turbulent relationship.
The readable fragments describe individuals Goodwin and a pregnancy, a dispute or separation, and mention a sequence of events at an unidentified location. Details are fragmented and names appear distorted, making precise identities, places, or dates hard to determine.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions property worth, protection, and a person named Nat Whathine, with scattered references to a car and a river. The snippet cites a past event, a coast of damage, and a person well known in the locality, plus a dated remark about a marriage or wedding.
Clipped article discusses an English actress who rose in the late 19th century and faced a tumultuous personal life, including a 10 year marriage and later notoriety tied to the Stanford White scandal. It references Evelyn Nesbit and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney in relation to White’s social circle and a controversial trial. The piece notes the actress’s early connections and denials at the witness stand.
A Tacoma event highlights a contest between a Japanese clerk and a U.S. bank clerk using different calculating tools. The Japanese, employing traditional abacus methods, achieves correct results faster than the modern adding machine, drawing commentary on historical devices and arithmetic instruction across cultures.
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