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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
8
A vintage home cleaning note urges women to dry clean many items at home using gasoline and Solvite soap. Place a gallon or more in a dishpan, wash garments and fabrics, and brush or shake until clean. The ad promises items will look like new with no fading or shrinking, and cautions drying outdoors away from flame.
A vintage notice argues American women age faster than others due to climate and exertion. It urges skin care, moisture, and gentle cleansing as keys to preserving a fresh complexion amid aging.
R Wolff a 16 year old Yakima lad was arrested in Bakersfield California for the murder of Elmer Greer driver of a rent car. He broke down and admitted guilt claiming a grudge and planning the killing the night before. He said the hammer shattered the skull and Greer died after being dumped from the car with Greer’s money watch and diamond charm taken.
Birds possess exceptional vision enabling prey detection from great distances. Hawks and kites can spot earth-toned targets far beyond human or dog perception, while vultures and eagles reportedly identify prey at remarkable ranges.
George A. Fox, jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses, allegedly prevented the sale of President Wilson’s Riverside County ranch by paying delinquent taxes. The claim surfaced in a telegram received in Los Angeles as Fox blamed others for the incident.
Washington reports that Propaganda blamed by Mr Gibson for stirring sentiment about Jewish massacres in Poland. The US Minister to Poland, Gibson, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that stories were exaggerated and awaited fuller American reports. The committee postponed hearings on pogrom claims until more information arrives.
New York reports a key clue in an anarchist bombing case. Detectives traced a shoe found at the scene to a repair shop, identifying it as one repaired for the dead man. The shoe leads to the identity of the suspect through the shop proprietor.
A partial Helena Montana text notes a state event and timing details, mentioning an early morning occurrence and a first shower two weeks ago. It references Bozeman and Falls with vague, unreadable phrases about reception and conditions.
Fragmentary report notes revived expectations following a Senate action. The text mentions the United States and a correspondent's wording, implying renewed momentum though details are unclear.
According to word from England the Marquis of Blanford eldest son of the Duchess of Marlborough may visit the UK this summer. He is described as typically Vanderbilt and is twenty two years old. He is popular with the younger social set in England and enjoyed outdoor sports. During the war he served with the British army.
Army and navy posts along the Pacific coast request continued Knights of Columbus welfare efforts after the war. James J. Gorman reports western states favor ongoing work, with Roosevelt urging the national headquarters to extend the honored cooperation to peacetime naval service.
Thirty thousand Shriners escorted Imperial Council members of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Indianapolis. Willis 5 Brown of Pittsburg received a silver loving cup for 29 years as imperial treasurer. About 50,000 Shriners registered at headquarters representing 113 temples across the United States and Canada. Azahr of Calgary and Ramesis of Toronto were among Canadian temples represented.
A humorous snippet shows Jackson tripping over shoes in a hall and a clarifying miscommunication about ferryboats and fairy boots. The scene shifts to family banter with a light, domestic note and a humorous misunderstanding driving the exchange.
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