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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
Mrs Blake reports a winter skin outbreak on her baby’s ear causing itching and pimples. She used boracic acid water and carbolic washes without lasting relief, then Cuticura Soap and Ointment dried the outbreak in a week. She also notes Cuticura healed ringworm on a child years earlier. Samples offered by mail.
Mrs D Houde of Eureka Montana credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending a severe stomach illness after earlier suffering. She sent a letter to George H Mayr praising the treatment and its long lasting results. The ad claims permanent relief for stomach liver and throat ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
Old medical advices warn that gas in the stomach signals indigestion and potential danger. It recommends taking a teaspoonful of powdered magnesia with little water after meals to neutralize acid, stop fermentation, and relieve stomach inflammation. It notes various magnesia forms and urges asking doctors which preparation to use.
The crop bulletin reports improved winter wheat and satisfactory spring wheat progress amid continued rains. June 1 government canvass projected a 960 million bushel yield, potentially rising to 1.0 billion with favorable weather. Damp conditions kept pest damage low, and overall field crops show strong forage growth with hay area up over last year.
The nations Islative committee of the party met in Chicago on June 9 and adopted memorials to President Wilson on the Mexican situation and Colorado coal miner strikes. They protest Wilsons policy of non interference in Mexico and urge investigation into elections, calling for removal of officials tied to irregular convictions. Memorials signed by Adolph Gerner, Hearse Boebel, Arthur Lesueur, and Emil Seidel.
In Pokane Washington June 9 delegates at the nineteenth annual convention of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs refused to empower the executive board to expel any club. Debate arose from local clubs opposing measures tied to secretary of state Bryan. Mrs Wihuawe Mersive of White Salmon supported giving the board power, while others argued against it. The controversy highlighted a split with President Wilson's policy and the secretary of state’s stance.
Last week to purchase flags before sale closes next Saturday. Cotton Rays flags with poles and holders priced 65, 75 and 9 cents by size. Bulldog wool hunting flag set with jointed pole and metal holder offered at 125 dollars. Mailing charges extra. The Standard.
The house adjourned amid fear of opposition moves as a resolution was introduced to impeach Saburo Simada, alleging rulings favoring government supporters and permitting the worst parliamentary disorders. The house of peers later concurred in adopting the budget.
Atlanta on June 9 the Georgia prison commission refused to recommend clemency for Leo M. Frank, condemned for the murder of Mary Phagan. The vote was 2 to 1 against, with Patterson in favor. The governors will hold further hearings before deciding, and all appellate courts have upheld the verdict. The case now rests with Governor Slaton and new evidence or appeals may be heard in due course.
President Wilson named Curtis F. Pike mayor in charge of the assay office in Boise Idaho. The appointment signals a key federal role in regional precious metals oversight and administration.
Portland June 9 a massive fire on the water front south of Burnside destroyed mills and warehousing with losses topping 900000. Fire boats David Campbell and George Te Williams fought the flames as winds fed sparks to Grand Avenue decorations for a festival, with a revised damage tally listing Standard Box and Lumber Co. 170000 Acme Planing Mill 90000 and Page & Son 40000.
El Paso dispatch reports the tariff board ruled copper alloys containing lead imported from Mexico are admissible free of the duty of three-fourths of a cent per pound. The case, American Pantite and Refining company versus the United States, concerned the rates on copper and lead last year.
The government argues that when upper mates contain lead in quantities sufficient to be recoverable the suit seeks a ruling that the duty on lead should be cold. The record presents a tax dispute over lead content and recoverability, asserting government interest in proper duty assessment.
The sale offers Genuine Ontario Community silver souvenir spoons at 16 cents each with coupons or subscriptions. Spoons available at 15 cents with four spoons monthly via subscription. Mailing charges apply. Orders go to the Anaconda office of the Standard. sale closes June 39.
A commerce piece stresses serving popular desire to run a business. It urges merchants to align with manufacturers and place goods where customers see them, watching newspapers for advertising to please shoppers and anticipate demand.
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