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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1922
Page
6
A vintage advertisement extols TIZ for aching feet with vivid claims. It promises pain relief from corns bunions and calluses after a foot bath and suggests a box costs a few cents from drug stores or department stores.
A skin specialist touts Rowles Mentho Sulphur cold cream as fast acting for itching burning and broken out skin. It claims antiseptic properties subduing itching cooling irritation and healing eczema with visible improvement. Available at drug stores in small jars.
Marcus O'Farrell, formerly of Butte and Spokane, graduates from Gonzaga with both a bachelor of arts and a bachelor of laws at age 21. He is noted as the youngest double degree recipient and youngest law graduate, with a record as a standout in debating, athletics, and campus life. He plans to begin studies at Harvard in the fall.
Fred J. Schulz born in Germany on October 18, 1841 died at his Butte home on Maryland avenue age 80. He came to Montana in 1866, lived in Bozeman and Virginia City, then Sheridan before moving to Butte 18 months ago. Survived by wife Julia M. Schulz, daughter Mrs. C. D. Wilton, sons Frank Schulz Seattle Harry Schulz Butte and several stepchildren. Funeral at White's chapel Sunday at 4.00, burial in Sheridan Monday.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St. in E. Liverpool Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his boy's seven and a half week bronchial cough. He says the remedy soothes and heals and recommends it for night coughing. Sold everywhere.
Milwaukee conductor Jess Allen announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state railroad commissioner. He has spent 17 years traveling from Lewistown to Great Falls as part of his work.
Jersey City Mayor Hague heard a mother scream and ran to a nearby garage to call an ambulance. He reached the home and found three year old Raymond Atkinson in convulsions. He prepared a mustard bath and, with the ambulance arriving, the doctor declared the mayor had saved the child's life.
Fifty years after the First Presbyterian church of Deer Lodge organized on June 9 1872 by Rev. Sheldon Jackson and Rev. James Russel the congregation marks its 50th anniversary. A jubilee evening dinner follows a mass meeting at the new church with addresses by Rev. James Russel E J Groeneveld Dr Shepherd and city ministers. The Kiwanis club plans to attend.
Plans for a memorial entertainment by Deer Lodge church groups at the prison theater June 22 honor the late Rev. R. Le Glasgow who died while hunting in the mountains last May. Top Deer Lodge talent will perform, promising a county standout show.
Deer Lodge Montana June 10 the American Legion auxiliary unit will hold an important meeting Tuesday evening June 13 at 7 30 o clock All members urged to attend. Several local residents and visitors are noted at the high school commencement and various travels around town.
A six weeks summer school will be held at Trask hall for upper grade pupils from the academy or public school to make up a grade or receive special help. Registration at Trask hall on Monday morning, June 12.
Paris physicians report a new diphtheria vaccination method using a mix of diphtheria toxin antitoxin and the poison causing diphtheria. Relief is claimed after three injections with usual reactions eliminated. Gun Battle Breaks Out as Prohibition Agents Search Boat. One Agent Wounded and Richard Baughn Arrested Outside Three-Mile Limit. Federal Judge Dismisses Warrant.
A. Thompson of Fresno California was held in Pratt Kansas on a charge of transporting a stolen automobile from Fresno to Mullan Idaho. The sheriff says Thompson admitted his identity and was arrested on information from the federal secret service bureau at Kansas City.
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