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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1912
Page
3
Martin Wollschiess of Neshaminy Penns Bucks reports rapid relief from long standing stomach and nerve troubles after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He states digestive function improved, nerves steadied, and he regained appetite and strength, recommending the remedy to the sick.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a thoroughly malted, easily digestible medical liquor. It claims nerve and heart benefits, lists maladies it supposedly treats, and notes the product was taxed as medicine during the Spanish American War with a seal intact.
The report notes regret that the United States will not be represented by a crew at the Olympiad. It mentions potential entries from Fife, Harvard, or Cornell, and notes Australia, England, and other nations preparing for various regattas. Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Russia, and others plan strong showings in swimming, shooting, and yachting events.
Archaeologists reveal the Heliopolis necropolis in the desert three miles east of the Mazarish obelisk. Tombs cut from rock reach 65 to 226 feet deep and preserve mummies and animal remains though many have been looted by Romans and Arabs. A pillar bearing the black bull Monive s suggests rich finds to come as Daninos Pasha continues excavation. The British School of Archaeology reports large alabaster sphinxes and an early fortress near Memphis and Helopolis as part of broader desert explorations.
Oxnard Calif June A a Tames Floar nephew of the late Senator Hoar of Massachusetts and known as the hermit of Sind valley died here today He a Harvard graduate showed indications of a brilliant career but after a broken romance lived a lonely life in Simi Valley near Oxnard He possessed valuable land holdings and his body will be cremated with final wishes sent to his sisters in Concord Massachusetts
A historical column accuses national Republicans of corrupt influence in the Alabama Ninth District, urging members to repudiate compromised delegates and defend party integrity. The piece argues for sober judgment and majority rule in official action, citing past penitentiary prosecutions of election officers and urging protest against seating the Alabama delegates. It then shifts to a spoof about Shakespeare authorship of the Psalms, referencing a London anonymous letter and a numerological claim involving Psalm 46 and the name Shakespeare.
An old advertisement claims dress shields remove armpit perspiration without staining, promising quick results and discretion. It touts easy use, no visible pads, and a money-back guarantee, with price and distribution through Chicago and Montana retailers.
Washington June 3 The Senate will vote on unseating Senator Lorimer of Illinois on Saturday July. The date was agreed at a conference late today with representation from both pro Lorimer and anti Lorimer senators. If Congress adjourns earlier than July the vote would be moved up to dispose of the case this session.
Washington Congress aides received telegrams denying in full the Wisconsin representative’s official charges against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle. The exchange follows a congressional inquiry into the judge amid rising scrutiny of federal rulings.
A distorted report describes Messina as recovering from a devastating quake. Population rose from 40,000 to 100,000 with many survivors moving away. Plovance Genoa Venice Milan and Germany cited as origin of newcomers. New central town plan outlines safer streets and white paving. Temporary housing blocks and submerged stores mark ongoing reconstruction as authorities tally victims and prepare for future seismic events.
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