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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
3
Announcement invites Mrs Modern Housewife to the Standard Free Electrical Cooking School at the Chamber of Commerce from June 12 to 16 inclusive. The event promotes household electrical cooking methods and gadgets with demonstrations and tips.
Electric cooking will be the main feature at the Standard's cooking school with Miss Lowen presenting on preparation methods and proper use of electricity as a cooking fuel. A question box will allow attendees to ask questions from the platform.
A notice lists a session on Tuesday June 12 at 2 PM and repeats daily including Saturday June 16. The readable text confirms two dates with daily inclusions through that period.
Miss Bernice Lowen, home economist of Chicago and domestic science expert with the Edison Electric Appliance company, will conduct a cooking school. She will demonstrate electric range use, household conservation of foods, time and labor, and show food products attractively. Her extensive cooking school record across the United States is noted.
Prizes announced in bread and pie divisions include major appliances and staples. First prize hotpoint range from Montana Power Company, plus various food items and subscriptions awarded to top finishers. Additional prizes feature Bridger Canyon peas cans and Rex flour sacks among others from regional sponsors.
Sessions at Butte First Presbyterian church will feature significant music. Musicians from local churches will lead the program with performances by Jane Adams, Anna Winecoff, Ben Owen, Irene St. Quentin, and Mrs. Paul, among others, during Thursday events and Friday sessions.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a 35 cent druggist remedy for eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid itch relief and healing of sores, burns, wounds and chafing with an antiseptic liquid that penetrates, cleanses, and soothes, urging readers to try it for its effectiveness and value.
Bailor and A W Jones lead a Firat Pres choir and band with Worcester on organ and Evan Roberts as song leader. Choir singers are invited to come early and proceed directly to the choir loft for Friday events at 2 PM and 8 PM.
Two graduates from the Deaconess hospital nursing school will receive diplomas today at Mountain View church. Miss Agnes Mathes and Miss Freda Lowry will be honored at an 11 o clock exercises. Hospital pins are to be presented by Mrs. Ida Nepper, with the address by Rev. C L Clifford and diplomas presented by Fieya Fluent.
City attorneys will be tied up in district court with city case trials for weeks so Judge Shea orders police court sessions in the evenings. Hearings start at 7 30 each night. The note adds that more watch springs fail in summer due to moisture, not heat.
Edward J. Bloom of the New York Winter Garden touring company announces Spice of 1922 will visit Butte with admission from 50 cents to 2.80 dollars. The production, praised as improved since Broadway, aims to fill western houses by offering lower prices based on capacity. The show employs high-caliber artists, with salaries exceeding a thousand dollars daily, and requires a 100-person touring company.
The Butte high swimming class under instructor Leota Fanning enjoyed an outing at Gre gon Springs this week. Ladies and young girls formed a gay party with plunge dancing and games. A banquet was served by class members. Notable attendees included Mrs Senodhi Griffith Kelly Cantini O Parrell Garrell Strong McDonata Wilkinson Gavigan Fitzpatrick Me Leod O Neill Doller Weatling Fanning June Rosalie Fanning Dorothy Dolan Juanita Anderson Margarie Trueworthy and others. Tickets can be obtained via Denver Rio Grande Western road for travel to the Royal Gorge.
Ditrichstein appears as Armand in the romantic melodrama The Purple Mask, staged at Broadway theatre for June nights. The production features covert intrigue amid Royalist and Napoleonic conflict with daring feats and gripping scenes.
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